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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Dolphins hosted the #15 Colorado Buffaloes, with the game going down the wire. The Dolphins ultimately fell in overtime, 10-9, the first loss of the season at home.<\/p>\n
Jacksonville (8-4, 4-1 ASUN) was led by junior Maeve Brennan’s<\/a> five points (3G, 2A). Brennan also tied for the team-high in ground balls with three. The Dolphins had five players on the score sheet for the day.<\/p>\n The Buffaloes struck the first blow early in the first quarter, but the opening period would belong to the Dolphins. Jacksonville cashed in on a pair of player-up opportunities, with freshman Shae Hagans<\/a> and junior Jessica Giller<\/a> finding the back of the net.<\/p>\n JU completed the 3-0 run with a Brennan bucket to put Jacksonville in front early. Colorado scored another goal late in the quarter, but the Dolphins took a one-goal lead into the second period.<\/p>\n The Buffaloes took that momentum into halftime. Colorado scored all three goals in the second quarter to take a 5-3 halftime lead.<\/p>\n Jacksonville started in the second half, tying the game early. Brennan got one back, then junior Allyx Berry<\/a> tied the game at five with a free-position opportunity. The Buffaloes retook the lead with two quick goals, but the Dolphins ended the quarter with a strong run of their own.<\/p>\n