JUPITER, Fla. – The Lynn University baseball team lit up the scoreboard for 13 runs and 22 hits on Tuesday night but came up short in a 14-13 loss to 15th-ranked Keiser University. 

INSIDE THE MATCHUP:

Final: Keiser 14, Lynn 13

Records: Keiser (3-2), Lynn (1-4)

Location: Roger Dean Stadium | Jupiter, Fla.

Series: Lynn leads 18-5

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HOW IT HAPPENED:

• Lynn starter Donovan Armas struggled in the first inning, surrendering eight runs on five hits and three walks before turning things over to the bullpen.
• With the bases loaded and nobody out, the Seahawks were able to plate two runners after a walk and a hit batter, and the Fighting Knights quickly made another call to the bullpen.
• Robert Guarnieri gave the Blue and White four innings on the hill, allowing two runs along the way.
• Jonathan Eisdorfer and Tyler Constable teamed up for the final five frames of relief, giving up two runs apiece.
• The Lynn bats kept the team in the game for most of the night, scoring in six different innings.
• A four-run first and a five-run fourth provided the offensive sparks, but the Fighting Knights were unable to overcome the first inning damage. 

STATS FROM THE GAME:

• Five different Fighting Knights produced three-hit ballgames, while three more added two hits each.
• Tyler Curtis and Alex Turner drove in three runs apiece, while four teammates each plated at least one run.
• Seahawk backstop Brad Myott went 4-for-6 at the dish with four RBI, while leftfielder Carlos Lopez brought home three Keiser baserunners.
• None of the five Keiser pitchers lasted more than three innings, but Damian Boyum was the one that came away with his first victory of the season.
• Right-hander Tylor Craft surrendered a run in his only chapter on the hill but was still able to earn his first save.

BEYOND THE BOX SCORE:

• Kyle Schindler's first inning dinger extended the team's streak of games with a home run to five.
• The Fighting Knights have dropped both of their games at Roger Dean Stadium this season by one run.

UP NEXT

The Fighting Knights return to action on Saturday, Feb. 13, when they hit the road for the first of three against Columbus State. First pitch is set for 1:00 pm.