The Jacksonville women's basketball team fell to the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles 92-50 Saturday.

The Dolphins (7-9, 1-3, ASUN) were led by sophomore forward Saniyah Craig. The Phoenix, Arizona, native scored 11 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for her third double-double of the season. She leads the ASUN in rebounding, averaging just under 10 rebounds per game.

Freshman guard Comari Mitchell dropped 11 points, her second-straight game scoring in double figures.

The first quarter was a fast-paced offensive showcase. The intensity matched the expectations of a match-up with the first-place team in the league. After the first media timeout, the Eagles found their offensive rhythm to close out the quarter and led 28-14.

The Dolphins' offense tried to find an answer in the second quarter. Mitchell led the way in the first half, finishing with eight points. Jacksonville consistently got to the free throw line, hitting 10 of 15 shots at the charity stripe in the first half. 

FGCU continued to execute offensively and pulled away in the second half. The Dolphins battled down low throughout the third and fourth quarter. Craig fought for rebounds and kept getting opportunities at the rim. She scored seven of her eleven points in the second half. 

Game Notes

• Three Jacksonville players scored in double figures: Craig, Mitchell and senior guard Priscilla Williams (10 points).
• Senior guard Isamery Telleria made her first start of the season and scored a season-high eight points.
• Mitchell has scored in double figures for the fourth time this season, including a season-high 16 points against Florida St. on December 19. 
• Williams scored in double figures in three of JU's four conference games this season.

Up Next
The Dolphins will head back on the road for the Tennessee swing of the ASUN schedule. Jacksonville will face Lipscomb Thursday night, with tip-off scheduled for 7 p.m. The game will be streamed on ESPN+.