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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. \u2013 Sunday afternoon at Harmon Stadium didn’t go the Dolphins’ way, as Jacksonville fell behind early and couldn’t recover, dropping the River City Rumble finale to North Florida, 10-0, in seven innings.<\/p>\n
North Florida got on the board in the second with a two-run shot, and the Ospreys kept the pressure on in the fourth, stringing together three hits and capitalizing on some free passes to put up a five-spot and make it 7-0.<\/p>\n
Jacksonville was unable to get much going offensively, finishing with just one hit on the afternoon, a fifth-inning single from Sam Grunberg<\/a>. The Dolphins did draw four walks and put multiple runners aboard in the fifth, but could not push a run across.<\/p>\n Kyle Powers<\/a> was tagged with the loss after allowing six runs over three innings. Jacksonville went to the bullpen early, with Payton Waters<\/a>, Gavin Dicks<\/a>, Grant Brooks<\/a>, Kyle Hopper<\/a> and Ayden Phillips<\/a> all seeing time on the mound.<\/p>\n North Florida added insurance runs in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings to bring the run-rule into effect.<\/p>\n Defensively, Logan Baratta<\/a> provided one of the day’s highlights with a diving stop on a ground ball in the third inning to keep a ball from reaching the outfield.<\/p>\n What a play, @LoganBaratta<\/a> ?????<\/p>\n ?? https:\/\/t.co\/NhfjI8JSWT<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/pXmxbFFkqj<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Jacksonville Baseball (@JUBaseball) May 3, 2026<\/a> <\/p>\n NOTABLES<\/p>\n