Presbyterian College

2024: Ended her Presbyterian career with a bang, manning the back line of PC's defense for over 1,100 minutes and selected to the All-Big South second team list despite a late injury...Although forced to miss the final five matches of a record-setting season, she left a large mark on PC's resurgence with three goals scored and having a hand in five team shutouts...Exactly half of her 20 shots were on-line, attempting at least two in seven separate encounters...Connected on a long-range free kick in a defining road victory at Furman (8/22), a play that ultimately won the match with 25 minutes left...Repeated that free kick goal in a dominant win over South Carolina State just 10 days later, part of a six-match streak where she was never substituted off the field...Tallied three shots-on-goal in a league scuffle with Winthrop (10/11), breaking through in the 72nd minute for her third strike of the season in an eventual two-all tie.

2023: Continued to be a featured presence in Presbyterian's offense, competing in each of the squad's 16 matches to surpass the 1,000-minute line for the third straight fall...Started 14 of those affairs, amounting to 12 total shots and four kicks that were directed on-target...Produced at minimum one shot in six out of seven appearances as the schedule turned to the Big South stretch, including a season-high three (two on-goal) at Jacksonville (9/3)...Had a look at the net against five different league adversaries, attempting a pair in a 2-0 triumph against Gardner-Webb at Martin Stadium (10/4)...Never left the field at any point in four out of the team's final five showings, eclipsing 70 minutes on 10 separate dates.

2022: Appeared in all but one of PC's 17 contests, penciled in to the starting lineup on 12 occasions to equal 1,115 minutes of action…Guided her second career assist vs Radford (9/24) in the 57th minute, taking 10 shots on the season...Played the full 90 in the 2022 opener at Furman (8/19) and against ETSU (8/24), two of nine instances with 70 minutes or more...Combined for 107 minutes in the team's season-ending consecutive victories over High Point (10/22) and UNC Asheville (10/26)...Named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District squad behind an economics/business administration double major and 3.93 GPA.

2021: Saw action in all 18 games, making 17 starts, totaling 1154 minutes... Played all 90 minutes at Charleston Southern (9/29)... Had 11 shots with four on goal... Found the score sheet with an assist at UNC Asheville (10/13).

High School/Club: Played varsity soccer for two years with her third coming this spring at Wando HS …Named to the 2019 All-Region Team for Region 7-AAAAA…Helped her team to a runner-up finish at the 2019 SCHSL 5A Girls' Soccer Championships…Was a member of Beta Club…Played club for eight years with SC Surf NPL and was a captain for three years.

Personal: Gwen Keiser is the daughter of Katie and Brian Keiser…Intends to major in business or business management…Chose PC because I knew it was the college for me. Once I stepped onto the campus it automatically felt like the place I wanted to spend the next 4 years of my life. I knew I wanted to go to a smaller college to be able to focus on academics and soccer at the same time. I love the soccer program at PC and the coaches are amazing, as well as the girls on the team. I could not imagine choosing to play at any other college and I am so excited to go to PC!