JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – On senior night under pink and orange skies, the Jacksonville Dolphins exploded for half a dozen goals to defeat visiting Warner, 6-0.
The final score continued Jacksonville's 2026 season tradition of keeping visitors scoreless. The Dolphins are 2-0-2 at Southern Oak Stadium this year with a goal differential of 8-0.
Friday night's final moved JU to 2-3-2 on the season ahead of conference play starting next Thursday against Lipscomb.
Sophomore
Julia Delprat opened the night with a score in the 16
th minute off a play from
Paula Herranz. Just five minutes later
Lilian Carhart headed one in off a ball from
Saki Sanno. It was Carhart's first goal and Sanno's first assist of the season.
Sanno then netted her first goal of the year less than three minutes later. Delprat earned a brace in the 30
th on Sanno's second assist of the game and year.
The halftime lead of 4-0 held until the 72
nd minute when Herranz broke through with a goal of her own and her first of the season.
Newcomer
Jordan Pascarella finished off the scoring with a looping shot outside of the box to push the game to its final. Pascarella appeared in her first contest, playing 27 minutes and scoring on the only shot she took all night. It was also the first goal of Pascarella's college career.
In total, JU took 26 shots to Warner's five. The Dolphins outshot the Royals in terms of shots on goal, 5-0.
Defender
Millie Urquhart tied Delprat for the game high in shots with four, three of which were on net for the senior Scottish player.
Madelyn Radtke took three shots with two coming just short of finding nylon.
Jacksonville's starting lineup featured all 10 of Jacksonville's graduating players in
Sofia Mosquera,
Kayla Jackson, Radtke, Urquhart,
Payton Lauer, Carhart,
Olivia Peal,
Ragna Magnúsdóttir, Herranz and
Anaya Black.
Keeping the Royals off the scoreboard was easy for Mosquera who faced just the five shots during the contest. In 119 minutes played, Mosquera has yet to concede a goal.
Offensively, Delprat leads the team in goals with three and leads the team in shots with 15. Sanno has the team high in assists with her two earned against the Royals and is second on the team in shots with 13. Radtke has the team lead in shots on goal, tied with
Ula Omerzu, at five.
Jacksonville's 6-0 win was its largest margin of victory in almost exactly a year, when it defeated South Carolina State 6-0 on Sep. 24 of 2025. Friday's game was also the second highest shot total for the 'Phins, trailing just the 28 the team took against none other than South Carolina State at the start of the month.
When Delprat found the net in the 16
th minute, it also broke a scoring drought for Jacksonville that had held since Aug. 12.
The Dolphins ride high into conference play which begins at home on Sep. 24 against Lipscomb. First kick against the Bisons is set for 7 p.m. The Bisons are the defending ASUN champs and hold a record of 3-1-3.
COACH'S COMMENTS
"Obviously it feels good to score goals with lots of different goal scorers," head coach
Ryan Moon said. "Lots of different players getting in tonight and logging good performances. There was a lot of selflessness, with girls playing the right way and sharing the load. It was a really, really good time."
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