13
Keiser
KU
12-2 , 8-1
26
Winner
Warner
WU
18-0 , 9-0
13
26
Winner
Score By Quarters
Team
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
F
KU
Keiser
7
6
0
0
13
WU
Warner
0
6
6
14
26
Game Recap: No. 3 Flag Football | 4/11/2026 10:16:00 PM
Next Game:
vs. The Sun Conference Tournament
4/23/2026 | TBA
Apr. 23 (Thu) / TBA
vs. The Sun Conference Tournament
No. 3 Keiser Seahawks (12-2, 8-1 SUN) at No. 1 Warner Royals (18-0, 9-0 SUN)
Score:Â Warner 26, Keiser 13
Saturday, April 11, 2026 – 1:00 PM
Tye Athletic Field
(Lake Wales, Fla.)
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No. 3 Keiser (12-2, 8-1) fell to No. 1 Warner (18-0, 9-0) with a final score of 13-26. KU managed two touchdown passes, both in the first half, but the Royals’ 26-straight points led to the Seahawks’ second loss of the season.
The first quarter began with the Seahawks in possession, quickly establishing momentum with Ava Wallace completing a 20-yard pass to Ashlea Klam to advance the ball. However, penalties briefly stalled their progress. Despite these setbacks, KU regained control with Wallace connecting multiple times, notably completing a 17-yard touchdown pass to Tremesha Harris with just 11 seconds remaining. The successful extra point pass to Klam pushed the Seahawks to a 7-0 lead as the quarter concluded.
Kylee Caetano’s QB flag pull for a loss of Warner’s quarterback, Kathryn Hutchinson, for a seven-yard loss shifted momentum to KU early in the second quarter. Wallace then led a successful drive, connecting with Janasia Wilson for a 14-yard touchdown pass at 6:52, extending the lead to 13-0. Despite Warner’s response with a touchdown pass from Hutchinson to Avalon Lux-Offermann at 1:03, the Seahawks maintained a 13-6 advantage. Wallace orchestrated a late drive, completing passes to Dakota Moberg and Sarah Villarreal, but time expired with KU leading 13-6 at halftime.
In the third quarter, the Seahawks managed to sustain a strong offensive drive after Wallace completed a 20-yard pass to Moberg, securing a first down at their own 39-yard line. Wallace continued to advance the ball with completions to Harris and Villarreal, pushing KU into Warner territory. Despite the progress, the drive stalled at the Warner 28-yard line after an incomplete fourth-down pass to Wilson. Warner capitalized on its possession, culminating in a touchdown pass to Jessica Finley, but failed the subsequent conversion attempt. The quarter ended with Warner leading the Seahawks 13-12.
In the fourth quarter, the Seahawks faced an uphill battle after Warner increased its lead with a touchdown at 11:52, bringing the score to 19-13. Wallace led KU’s effort with multiple completions, including a 14-yard pass to Moberg and another to Villareal for a first down. However, a delay-of-game penalty and incomplete passes hindered progress.
The Seahawks’ defense attempted to hold Warner, but a late touchdown by O’Mariah Gordon extended Warner’s lead to 26-13.Â
The Seahawks are now 46-7 in Sun Conference play all-time
KU is 23-5 all-time in road games
With the loss, KU moves to 10-1 all-time versus the Royals
The Seahawks are now 4-2 versus ranked opponents this season
Dakota Moberg added 12 flag pulls to her season total on Saturday
Moberg now has 108 total flag pulls this season (second most in a single season at KU)
Saturday marked Moberg’s third straight game with 10-or-more flag pulls and her sixth of the season
The Seahawks will enter the upcoming Sun Conference Flag Football Tournament as the No. 2 seed
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The KU flag football team will travel to Lake Wales, Florida, for The Sun Conference Tournament beginning on Thursday, April 23.
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