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Tough top 10 loss – #1 Keiser vs #10 Southeastern

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Tough top 10 loss – #1 Keiser vs #10 Southeastern

Close game with Keiser getting 14 shots vs Southeastern 10. The final score was 2-0 for Keiser as they got 2 goals in the first half and the second half was scoreless.

LAKELAND, Fla.- In an NAIA Top 10 showdown, the No. 10 Southeastern University Fire fell to the top ranked team in the NAIA, Keiser University, by a score of 2-0 to move to 9-2-2 and 3-1-1 in the Sun Conference. Maja Henrikkson was responsible for both of the Seahawk's goals, posting one in the 19th minute and one in the 27th minute off of a Maja Lundman assist. Keiser managed 14 shots including six on goal while the Fire got off 10 shots, unable to convert any of their three shots on goal. Naira Lopez was responsible for two of the three shots on goal. Holly Eddins ended the contest with four saves. The Fire's next competition will be Warner University on Thursday on their home pitch at 7 p.m. https://fire.seu.edu/news/2022/10/22/womens-soccer-falls-to-no-1-seahawks.aspx

Game Stats:

Team Statistics Team Statistics Game Stats KEISER SEU Goals 2 0 Shots 14 10 Shots on Goal 6 3 Saves 3 4 Corners 6 6 Offsides 3 0 Fouls 15 11 Scoring Summary 19:35 KEISER Maja Henriksson *long run put into left corner 27:36 KEISER Maja Henriksson Assisted By: Maja Lundman *off deflection into top right

Game Leaders:

Game Leaders Choose a category: LOPEZ,NAIRA #11 Naira Lopez SHOTS 3 SOG 2 GOALS 0 ASSISTS 0 DAVIDSON,MADELYN #8 Madelyn Davidson SHOTS 2 SOG 0 GOALS 0 ASSISTS 0 GARCIA,CHANEL #10 Chanel Garcia SHOTS 1 SOG 0 GOALS 0 ASSISTS 0 MATTHEWS,HANNAH #12 Hannah Matthews SHOTS 1 SOG 1 GOALS 0 ASSISTS 0

Rhett wrote up the details of the game as follows:

Keiser 2, Southeastern (FL) women 0: A pair of first-half goals were the difference as the Fire were blanked at home in Lakeland, FL, by the top-ranked team in NAIA. Freshman Madelyn Davidson, she of Carnation and a 2022 Cedarcrest HS grad, came off the bench for Southeastern and logged 59 minutes with two shots, neither on goal with no goals scored.
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