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\n \u00a0Florida A&M University
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The red-hot Jacksonville Dolphins continued their hot form this season with another series sweep in league play. JU (26-15, 11-4 ASUN) defeated the Queens Royals 8-0 Sunday, capping off a perfect weekend in the Queen City.<\/p>\n
Jacksonville has won nine of its last 10 games, securing four conference series wins on the trot.<\/p>\n
The Dolphins were led by sophomore pitcher Jacey Harrelson who started her second game of the weekend. She went six innings, allowing no runs on five hits, adding a pair of strikeouts.\u00a0<\/p>\n
She picks up her team-leading 15th win of the season in the circle. Over 13 innings pitched this weekend, she allowed just two total runs.<\/p>\n
Jacksonville was led by a balanced group of hitters, as six different Dolphins notched a hit on the day. Freshman Jaida Thomas<\/a> brought the power, smashing her fourth home run of her rookie season.<\/p>\n Junior Reese Wells<\/a> was JU’s top batter on the day, recording a season-high three hits.<\/p>\n Neither team could wake up the bats early Sunday afternoon. The sides traded scoreless frames for the first four innings of the game before JU struck the first blow.\u00a0<\/p>\n The Dolphins put a pair of runners on in the top of the fifth, before freshman Vic Brunette<\/a> singled into left field to bring around the first runner of the day. Wells popped a single into center to bring two more ‘Phins across home plate.<\/p>\n With Wells on first, Thomas sent a long ball over the left field fence to cap off a five-run fifth inning for the Dolphins. As Harrelson continued to deal scoreless frames, Jacksonville added three more runs in the top of the seventh.<\/p>\n An error at first base allowed Wells to come all the way around from first to score. With two runners on, graduate student Sarah Beth Brake<\/a> knocked a single into center to bring in the runners and get JU to eight runs.<\/p>\n