Jacksonville University Dolphins Secure Victory Against Stetson University

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News Summary

The Jacksonville Dolphins achieved a significant 74-65 win over the Stetson Hatters on February 6, 2025, improving their record to 14-9 overall. Key performances included Kendall Munson scoring a career-high 23 points, along with strong contributions from team members like Chris Arias and Stephon Payne III. This victory marks the Dolphins’ fifth consecutive away win in ASUN, as they aim to build momentum moving forward in the season.

Jacksonville Dolphins Celebrate Big Win Against Stetson Hatters

In a thrilling showdown that had fans on the edge of their seats, the Jacksonville Dolphins triumphed over the Stetson Hatters 74-65 on February 6, 2025. This exciting clash marked the 101st meeting between these two teams, and the Dolphins came out on top, showing impressive skill and determination.

Dolphins’ Rising Record

With this victory, the Jacksonville Dolphins enhanced their record to 14 wins and 9 losses overall, boosting their status to an impressive 8-3 in the Atlantic Sun Conference. Meanwhile, the Hatters found themselves struggling with a record of 7-17 overall and 5-6 in the ASUN. This win was not just crucial for improving their record—it was also a much-needed push for a team looking to regain momentum after a tough stretch.

A Key Absence and Unforgettable Performances

The Dolphins had to navigate the game without the services of Robert McCray V, who was sidelined due to illness. However, this did not hinder their performance as players rose to the occasion. Kendall Munson was on fire, achieving a career-high of 23 points during the game, smashing his previous best of 16 points set against Queens. Munson’s shooting game was sharp, as he took a total of 16 shot attempts, making 10 of those count. Not only did he lead in scoring, but he also contributed seven rebounds, proving to be a vital part of the Dolphins’ success.

Munson ignited the scoreboard with 14 first-half points, a performance that helped the Dolphins secure a solid lead against the Hatters. Team dynamics also played a critical role, as freshman Chris Arias stepped up by being added to the starting lineup. His contribution was significant, as he showcased his skills with a total of 11 points and three three-pointers, playing a career-high of 33 minutes on the court.

Strong Team Effort

Beyond Munson and Arias, other players showed up big time too. Stephon Payne III brought his A-game with a double-double, scoring 14 points and snatching 12 rebounds. Meanwhile, Jakari Spence rounded off the strong performances with 12 points and 9 rebounds. It was a true team effort that saw Jacksonville leading the game with a first-half score of 35-23, with Stetson’s first-half points tied for the lowest in ASUN play.

Maintaining Momentum

The Dolphins extended their lead in the second half, reaching an advantage of 15 points at one stage. This victory marked their fifth consecutive win on the road in the ASUN season, maintaining an undefeated record of 5-0 for away games this season. Additionally, it also served to snap a two-game losing streak for Jacksonville and finally break a five-game losing bull against the Hatters, making this win all the sweeter.

Looking Ahead

The victory places Jacksonville tied for first place in the ASUN standings, generating excitement as they look to carry this momentum into their next game. Both teams will be back on the court soon, with Jacksonville hosting Bellarmine and Stetson facing off against Eastern Kentucky on February 8, 2025. Fans are eagerly anticipating another round of action as each team aims to improve their standing in the conference.

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