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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Sophomore guard Mychal White<\/a> took the ball up court with seconds left in the third quarter. She launched up a 3-point runner, hoping to steal one before the fourth quarter. Her shot banked off the glass as the buzzer sounded, finding the net on a night where nothing could go wrong for the Jacksonville Dolphins.\u00a0<\/p>\n The Dolphins (19-7, 11-4 ASUN) defeated the Queens Royals 84-49 Thursday night in Swisher Gymnasium. Jacksonville has won eight games in a row, tying the program’s longest winning streak since 2018.<\/p>\n “We’re just resilient,” assistant coach Shenneika Smith said. “We’re putting it together, and [our team] is having a lot of fun.”<\/p>\n Jacksonville was led by graduate student guard Priscilla Williams<\/a>. She scored a team-high 25 points, her sixth game this season with 25 or more points.<\/p>\n The Royals kept it close much of the first quarter, but the Dolphins still had the edge early. After a missed Queens shot, senior Makiya Miller<\/a> was wide-open on the other end for an easy layup to put JU up 7-2 at the first media timeout.<\/p>\n Queens cut the lead to as close as one point, but Jacksonville went on a late run to field a comfortable lead in the first. With 1.1 seconds on the clock, sophomore Mychal White<\/a> rolled down the court and sent up a running 3-pointer.<\/p>\n While her shot missed, she drew a foul on the action. Three made free throws later, the Dolphins had a 16-10 lead after the first period of play. From then on, Jacksonville went into overdrive.<\/p>\n The Dolphins raced off a 9-2 run to start the quarter, with Williams burying a pair of pull-up jumpers. After the Royals called timeout, Queens briefly stopped the bleeding with a bucket, but it was only temporary.<\/p>\n Williams stared down the defense and nailed a 3-pointer from the left wing to put JU up 30-15. Sophomore Mariah Knight<\/a> exploded down the stretch, scoring seven points on her own in the final 2:19 of the first half.<\/p>\n The third quarter was more of the same, with the Dolphins ripping passes through the seams of the defense for open buckets. White slipped a pass to sophomore Comari Mitchell<\/a> for a quick layup, then two possessions later, she fooled the defense to find Knight cutting inside for another basket, putting the Dolphins up 56-26.\u00a0<\/p>\n Williams reached 20-plus points once again, scoring a pair of free throws then nailing another 3-pointer. With the clock ticking away, White once again launched up a running 3-pointer, but this time she didn’t need the foul, drilling the shot to put JU up 70-35 through three.<\/p>\n