Keiser Handles Point at Home 25-1

Written by Lee Roggenburg on March 23, 2023. Posted in College, Featured Posts, Florida Lacrosse News, Keiser Men.

No. 1 Keiser Seahawks 25, Point Skyhawks 1
Multipurpose Field (West Palm Beach, Fla)
Keiser 10-0, 5-0 AAC | Point 2-10, 0-5 AAC

Keiser men’s lacrosse won their tenth straight game this evening with a 25-1 victory over Point. The Seahawks scored 25 goals, and recorded the second most shots in a game in program history, (66) as well as the most caused turnovers in program history. (23)

Keiser 5, Point 0

Keiser scored the first goal of the day on a shot from Ryan Rundle with 13:11 on the clock.
Jack Gillen scored 40 seconds later.
Three minutes later, Josten Ucros hit the back of the net with an AJ Badik assist.
After another three minutes, Jackson Marshall scored his first goal of the season.
With 3:52 on the clock, Vincent Cerasuolo scored unassisted.

Keiser 13, Point 0

With only 30 seconds gone in the quarter, Jack Gillen scored with a Trevor Hall assist.
After six minutes with no action on the scoreboard, Gillen kicked off a scoring flurry for the Seahawks, with an unassisted goal.
40 seconds later, AJ Badik scored.
In the last four minutes of the game, Brent Young and Josten Ucros scored a goal with assists from Cole Stassi.
Jack Gillen and Cole Stassi each scored within a minute of each other.
Cam Provines scored his first goal of the year with 16 seconds remaining in the half.

Keiser 18, Point 0

Holding a strong lead, Keiser came out of the locker room and scored a goal just 52 seconds into the second half, with an unassisted Ryan Rundle goal.
After nine minutes of defensive deadlock, Marek Albiero scored with a James MacGilvray assist.
MacGilvray scored a goal of his own 90 seconds later.
With under a minute to go in the quarter, Braeden Niemy and James MacGilvray each scored, with assists from Logan Dujon and Michael Shepherd respectively.

Keiser 25, Point1

The Skyhawks got their first goal of the day with 13:15 on the clock.
The Seahawks responded two minutes later with two more MacGilvray goals.
Marek Albiero, Vincent Cerasuolo, James MacGilvray, Josten Ucros, all added to their goal totals in the final seven minutes of the game.

Keiser outshot Point 66-15.
KU forced a school record 23 turnovers.
James MacGilvray scored a career-high five goals.
Cam Provines was perfect on faceoffs, going 14-14.
KU was efficient on clears, going 17-18.
The Seahawks picked up 49 groundballs.

No. 1 Keiser
Goals: MacGilvray (5)
Points: MacGilvray (6)
Assists: Stassi (3)
Faceoffs: Provines (14-14)
Ground Balls: Provines (11)
Caused Turnovers: Marshall (5)
Saves: Green (5)

Point
Goals: Cross (1)
Points: Cross (1)
Assists: N/A
Faceoffs: Messer (3-12)
Ground Balls: Sillers (5)
Caused Turnovers: Four Players (2)
Saves: McLeod (20)