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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — After three days of volleyball on the court of Swisher Gymnasium, the Jacksonville Dolphins closed out the weekend with a sweep of the Florida A&M Rattlers (25-19, 25-13, 25-15) to close out the Dolphin Volleyball Classic presented by Hampton Inn East Regency.<\/p>\n
The Dolphins were led by senior Claire Mrukowski’s<\/a> 10 kills. She also hit a blistering .714 on the day to lead the team. Mrukowski was one of JU’s two All-Tournament team honorees. She was joined by freshman Jaylyn Tuiasosopo<\/a> who finished with 27 kills for the weekend. Set One As the Dolphins were pulling away, Florida A&M ripped four-straight points to cut the deficit to three. Sophomore Kathryn Adler<\/a> ended the run with a kill to pull momentum back in JU’s favor. The Dolphins closed it out with three-straight points, with Mrukowski and Heins winning at the net for the set-winning block.<\/p>\n Set Two Florida A&M scored first out of the technical timeout, but Jacksonville rolled to the finish, winning 10 of the final 13 points to close out a decisive 25-13 win — JU’s largest set win by margin of victory all weekend.<\/p>\n Set Three The Dolphins maintained complete control of the game, and they took the final five points of the set to secure the match win.\u00a0<\/p>\n Match Notes
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\nFreshman Jaylyn Tuiasosopo (5) and senior Claire Mrukowski (8) receive their All-Tournament Team honors.
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\nJacksonville started hot, leading 11-6 early in the first. Mrukowski and Tuiasosopo were hot early, each tallying four kills in the first set.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\nThe momentum snowballed into a dominant second set. Jacksonville took six of the first seven points to take full control of the game. A kill from Abbie Tuyo<\/a>, another from Adler and a Tuyo service ace had the Dolphins double up their opponents, 12-6.<\/p>\n
\nWith two sets already secured, JU took care of business to see out the win. Three service aces off of freshman Ana Nastase’s<\/a> powerful serve helped Jacksonville set the tone early, taking a 10-4 lead.<\/p>\n
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