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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Dolphins avenged their Jan. 10 loss to West Georgia, winning the return trip back at Swisher Gymnasium, 82-61. Jacksonville is now 3-0 playing a team for the second time in ASUN play.<\/p>\n
The Dolphins (15-7, 7-4 ASUN) were led by freshman Tatum Brown’s<\/a> second-career double-double, scoring 16 points and grabbing 12 rebounds. She also tied a season-high with six steals.<\/p>\n Jacksonville was all over the Wolves from the opening whistle. West Georgia took its only lead of the game, 4-2, then JU ripped off 10-straight points to seize control of the game the rest of the night.\u00a0<\/p>\n The Dolphins held UWG to just six points in the opening quarter. With under a minute to play, freshman guard Aniah Smith<\/a> drove hard to the paint, drawing a foul and trickling in the layup. Her effort put JU up 12 at the first quarter break.<\/p>\n The second quarter was more of the same. As the Wolves settled into a relative groove offensively, Jacksonville matched with a hot offense of its own. Fourteen of the Dolphins 24 points came from the freshmen class, with Kimora Hester<\/a> adding a spark with a conference play season-high five points.<\/p>\n Jacksonville kept on the front foot after the half, with junior Carmaya Bowman<\/a> drilling a pair of assisted mid-range jumpers. The third quarter was the closest of the night, though the Dolphins still won the quarter 22-21, taking an 18-point lead into the final stanza.<\/p>\n