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\nNo. 2 Keiser Seahawks\u00a0(7-1, 3-0 SUN)\u00a0vs. Point (Ga.) Skyhawks\u00a0(4-4, 1-2 SUN)

\nTuesday, March 17, 2026 –\u00a03:00\u00a0PM

\nRiver Bowl Stadium

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\nLive Stats:\u00a0SIDEARM Stats<\/a>

\nWatch Live:\u00a0\u00a0Urban Edge Network\u00a0(UEN)<\/a><\/p>\n

No. 2 Keiser Seahawks\u00a0(7-1, 3-0 SUN)\u00a0vs. Brewton-Parker Christian Barons\u00a0(2-7, 0-2 SUN)

\nWednesday, March 18, 2026 – 5:00 PM

\nBPC Soccer Field & Track

\n(Mt. Vernon, Ga.)

\nLive Stats:\u00a0SIDEARM Stats<\/a>

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\nNo. 2 Keiser hits the road for a pair of Sun Conference contests this week, beginning with a Tuesday afternoon game at at Point (Ga.) (3:00 PM). A day later, the Seahawks will travel to Mt. Vernon, Georgia, to take on first-time opponent Brewton-Parker Christian on Wednesday, March 18.<\/p>\n

Seahawks have established themselves as one of the top teams in NAIA flag football through the early portion of the 2026 season, using a high-powered offense and opportunistic defense to build a 7-1 overall record and 3-0 mark in Sun Conference play. Keiser has outscored opponents 344\u201388, averaging 43.0 points per game while allowing just 11.0, showcasing dominance on both sides of the ball. The Seahawks’ offense has been fueled by an elite passing attack, totaling 2,555 passing yards and 48 touchdowns while averaging more than 319 yards through the air per game. Quarterback Ava Wallace<\/a> has led the charge, completing nearly 76 percent of her passes for 1,990 yards and 40 touchdowns, efficiently distributing the ball to one of the deepest receiving corps in the country.<\/p>\n

That group is headlined by standout playmakers including Ashlea Klam<\/a>, who leads the team with 13 touchdown receptions and 453 yards, and Tremesha Harris<\/a>, who has added 479 receiving yards and eight touchdowns while averaging over 17 yards per catch. Dakota Moberg<\/a> has also been a consistent threat with 518 receiving yards and eight touchdowns, giving Keiser multiple explosive options in the passing game. The Seahawks’ efficiency has been especially evident in key situations, converting 49% of their third downs and 66% of their fourth downs, while scoring on 38-of-44 red-zone opportunities.<\/p>\n

Defensively, Keiser has been just as impressive, forcing 17 interceptions and recording 10 sacks while holding opponents to just 158 passing yards per game. The secondary has been particularly dominant, with Klam leading the way with six interceptions, while Harris has contributed three interceptions, including a return for a touchdown. Dakota Moberg<\/a> has anchored the unit with a team-high 44 tackles, and Hannah Jayes<\/a> has added 38 tackles and 1.5 sacks, helping the Seahawks consistently limit big plays and create turnovers. With a balanced attack, elite quarterback play, and a defense that thrives on takeaways, Keiser continues to solidify its position as a national contender as the season progresses.<\/p>\n

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\nPoint (Ga.) Series: KU leads, 2-0

\nLast Time: Keiser 65, Point 0 – West Palm Beach, Fla. (March 27, 2025)

\nIn West Palm Beach, Florida:\u00a01-0

\nIn West Point, Georgia:\u00a01-0

\nStreak:\u00a0KU won 2

\nBrewton-Parker Christian Series:\u00a0First Meeting\u00a0

\nLast Time: First Meeting\u00a0

\nIn West Palm Beach, Florida:\u00a00-0

\nIn Mt. Vernon, Georgia:\u00a00-0

\nStreak:\u00a0N\/A<\/p>\n

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\n\tThe Seahawks enter this week’s action ranked No. 2 in the nation by the NAIA
\n\tKeiser comes into this week’s action with a 3-0 record in Sun Conference play
\n\tAll-time, the Seahawks are 41-6 in league action
\n\tKeiser is 20-4 all-time in road games
\n\tKeiser comes into Saturday with an all-time record of 82-16
\n\tThe Seahawks enter the week having outscored the opposition, 344-88
\n\tThe Seahawk’s aerial attack has produced 2,555 yards (No. 2 in the NAIA ) and 48\u00a0passing touchdowns (No. 3 in the NAIA)
\n\tKeiser has had a potent offense this season, converting 86 percent of its red zone opportunities (38-of-44)
\n\tThe Seahawks are third in the nation in total offense, producing 337.3yards per game
\n\tQuarterback Ava Wallace<\/a> has thrown for 1,990 yards (No. 4 in the NAIA), completing 75.8 percent of her passes (No. 2 in the NAIA) with 40 TDs (No. 3 in the NAIA)
\n\tDakota Moberg<\/a> leads the Seahawks with 44 flag pulls\u00a0(T-No. 5 in the NAIA)
\n\tAshlea Klam<\/a>\u00a0leads Keiser in touchdown catches (13 – T-No. 4 in the NAIA)\u00a0and ranks tied for tied No. 3 in interceptions in the nation with six
\n\tKeiser has reached the 40-point plateau six times this season
\n\tThis season, Keiser has thrown for over 300 yards seven times and in five straight games\u00a0
\n\tDefensively, the Seahawks have held the opposition under 200 yards of total offense four times <\/p>\n


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