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3\/1\/2026 | 9:00 AM — resuming from 02\/27 weather postponement<\/p>\n
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. \u2013 The only 10 anyone saw in Debbie and Fredd Pruitt Softball Complex Saturday was the 10 total runs Jacksonville scored in its pair of wins over Tennessee Tech.<\/p>\n
The Dolphins won both games of their doubleheader, 3-1 and 7-1 respectively, moving to 3-0 in JU\/UNF Classic Tournament play. The Dolphins are now 10-8 overall on the year ahead of two final games Sunday morning.<\/p>\n
Jacksonville and DePaul will start at 9 a.m., resuming in the top of the fifth inning after the previous iteration of the game was postponed due to rain. DePaul will start the game up 4-1. The second game will be played 30 to 45 minutes after the conclusion of the makeup game and will serve as the final contest of the tournament.<\/p>\n
JU started its Saturday with a 3-1 victory, coming back from an early 1-0 deficit in the top of the first.<\/p>\n
Down a run, Alison Carter<\/a> stepped up the plate and launched a double down the left field line to tie the game. In the fifth, Kiersten Stevens<\/a> knocked a double for the go-ahead run before a sixth-inning Maci Burkhart<\/a> RBI-single finished off the day.<\/p>\n Jacksonville amassed just five hits in the win. Kate Linkletter<\/a> led the team with a 2-3 showing, both of her hits being doubles.<\/p>\n Jacy Harrelson<\/a> and Jordan White<\/a> (4-3) helped the team to\u00a0the win, with Harrelson earning the afternoon start. The sophomore went 3 1\/3, striking out a pair. White came on and also fanned two, allowing just one hit.<\/p>\n In the second game, Jacksonville’s bats exploded for a season-high three home runs in one game. Again down 1-0, freshman Jaida Thomas<\/a> blasted her first career homer to left center to tie the game.<\/p>\n In the fourth, Sarah Beth Brake<\/a> hit the team’s second jack to left. Then in the fifth, Lindsey Chadwick<\/a> took a softball flying out to left for a grand slam. For good measure in the sixth, Elizabeth Harley<\/a> snuck home on a fielder’s choice.\u00a0<\/p>\n As a team, JU had seven hits with three being bombs. The freshman Thomas was stellar Saturday evening, going 3-4 with one RBI. Chadwick’s grand slam led the two-game series for total RBIs and outpaced the entire TTU scoring production.\u00a0<\/p>\n