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DELAND, Fla. — It may have been the final game of the regular season, but it was business as usual for the Jacksonville Dolphins under the lights at Stetson. The Dolphins (11-5, 7-1 ASUN) cruised past the Stetson Hatters 20-6 Wednesday night to close the regular season.<\/p>\n
Jacksonville was led by a balanced offense featuring 13 different goal scorers. Junior Maeve Brennan<\/a> concluded the best offensive season in the ASUN with another five-point game, scoring one goal and dishing out four assists.\u00a0<\/p>\n The Dolphins blitzed the Hatters out of the gates. Jacksonville was the only team on the scoresheet in the first quarter, outsourcing the hosts 6-0 in the opening frame.\u00a0<\/p>\n Junior Julia Nicholson<\/a> scored two goals in the first three minutes of the game, setting the tone for a dominant night for JU.<\/p>\n Senior Olivia Johnson<\/a> raced to the goal to score a free-position opportunity, then Brennan found senior Ainsley Scruggs<\/a> for back-to-back finishes. Sophomore Shae Hagans<\/a> ended the quarter with her 35th goal of the season, passing her goal tally from a season ago.<\/p>\n The second quarter was even more explosive for the Dolphins. Junior Allyx Berry<\/a> started with a goal 28 seconds into the period. With senior Abby Moran<\/a> dominating the draw circle, Jacksonville added three more goals before Stetson even had possession.\u00a0<\/p>\n After goals from Brennan and Scruggs, freshman Paige Garguilo<\/a> got red hot. She scored the second hat-trick of her career in just the second quarter, putting JU up 12-1 with her third goal of the day.<\/p>\n Junior Gabby Hendricks<\/a> scored the first of her two goals to close the half with the Dolphins leading by a dozen.<\/p>\n The Hatters went on a mini-run in the third quarter, scoring four of their six goals in the third. But Jacksonville still found the score sheet. Senior Maddi Santini<\/a> notched her fourth goal of the season, then Berry capitalized on the extra-player opportunity off another Brennan feed.<\/p>\n Jacksonville was strong as ever in the fourth quarter. Junior Maddie Herman<\/a> went straight to goal for a solo finish, then junior Ruby Lynch<\/a> scored to restore JU’s 12-goal advantage.<\/p>\n With everybody getting in on the scoring, the Dolphins had two first-time goal scorers in the final period. Sophomore Fiona MacLean<\/a> — after recording her first ever assist last time out — put her first goal in the back of the net off an assist from Nicholson.<\/p>\n