TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Playing out in the Florida state capital, the Jacksonville Dolphins fell to the #10 Florida State 7-1.

It was the third ranked game Jacksonville has played, all against Florida or Florida State.

Florida State jumped ahead early, 4-0, after two innings before graduate Dolphin Sarah Beth Brake got the 'Phins on the board with a single to center field.

Brake was the standout bat for the 'Phins in Tallahassee, going 3-4 with the team's lone RBI. The catcher collected half of Jacksonville's six hits. 

Freshman Madisyn Weathers went 2-4 batting in the two-hole. Weathers now has five games this season with at least two hits. 

In the circle, Reese Wells earned the start, allowing three hits in 1 1/3 innings of work. She was followed by 2 1/3 from Jacy Harrelson, 1 1/3 innings from Karson Johnson and an inning from Margaret Jenkins. Harrelson recorded the team's long strikeout from the circle.

 Wednesday's mid-week non-conference matchup represents the second to last such game of the season, with the only lone non-conference game on the slate is a tilt against FAMU on April 7 at home.

Jacksonville does have one final non-conference tournament on the docket, with the Jacksonville Spring Break Challenge next up at home. The tournament field features matchups with Georgia Southern, Presbyterian, Southern Mississippi and two games against the Brown Bears.

First pitch for the Dolphins is against Georgia Southern, Friday, March 6 at 3:30 p.m.