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By: A'driana Sams
Exclusive footage of the Men’s basketball team prep for the game against Kennesaw State before doors open. Ospreys finished the night with a dub leading the owls 85-78. Noah Horchuler finished the night with a double-double (15 points and 13 rebounds), Trip day short of a double-double with one rebound. Congrats @MBBOspreys #OspreyNation #BeatKENNESAW

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Tiger Shoots -4 68 in First Round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational

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Tiger Shoots -4 68 in First Round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational

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By: Travis Trace

Tiger Woods is playing in the Arnold Palmer Invitational this week held at the Bay Hill club and lodge in Orlando, Florida and teed off at 8:23 this morning off the 10th tee. With a very strong field up against him, Tiger got off to a great start with 3 birdies and 6 pars for a front 9 33(-3). Tiger went on to par his next 2 holes before making a double bogey at the 3rd hole, his 12th hole of the day, after an errant drive bounced off of a cart path and went out of bounds. However, Woods was able to birdie 3 of his next 6 holes en route to an opening round 68(-4) which puts him 4 shots off the leader Henrick Stenson.

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2018 Arnold Palmer: Tiger Woods Rd 1 on cold weather

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Tiger Woods talks about how the cold weather affects his body and swing at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

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UNF Collects Weekend Series Against Fairfield

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UNF Collects Weekend Series Against Fairfield

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By: Hannah Millsap

The UNF baseball team won 2 out of the 3 games to Fairfield over the weekend of March 10th. They had a doubleheader on March 10th, losing to Fairfield during Game 1 with a 12-16 lost and a 5-1 win for Game 2. On March 11th, the Osprey's won 6-1 against Fairfield. What's next? The Osprey's are heading to FAU on Tuesday and Wednesday before they return to home to play Memphis in a weekend series.

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By: Brian Herny

UNF lost a pitching duel in Game 2 of their double header against prestigious,  Notre Dame 3-1.  UNF had a hard time getting runners to the plate as they left 11 on base.  Notre Dame scored quickly in first inning and never looked back.  Sydney Matzko pitched great giving up just one earned run on eight hits, but the offense just could not get it going.  She is now 7-8 on the season after pitching her 12th complete game.

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Dolphins cannot overcome Spiders strong 6th inning

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Dolphins cannot overcome Spiders strong 6th inning

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By: Jeffery Clarke

Jacksonville (10-7) took on the Spiders of Richmond (8-7) on the diamond at John Sessions Stadium Tuesday March 13. In the one game series the Dolphins took an early 3-1 lead in the 3rd inning. The only other runs came by the hand of the Spiders in the 6th inning where they had an impressive total of 3 runs and were able to get through the entire lineup where all 9 batters stepped up to the plate. Dolphins fall to the Spiders 4-3. The Dolphins head south to take on the USF Bulls to play in the second game of the three game series, Dolphins lead the series 1-0.

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Ospreys Fall Short in Doubleheader Against Fighting Irish

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Ospreys Fall Short in Doubleheader Against Fighting Irish

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Reported by: Tiffani Byers
Tuesday, March 13, 2018
UNF Softball Complex.

The North Florida Ospreys came up short (0-4) in the first game of a doubleheader against Notre Dame's Fighting Irish this past Tuesday. Sophomore Morgan Blourne, pitched her first complete game of the season in game one and kept the Fighting Irish off balance with her controlled pitching up until the 6th inning.
- In the 6th inning, two bunts and a throwing error led the Irish to scoring 2-0.
- In the 7th inning, the Irish finished out the game with two more runs and an error that ended the game 4-0

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Miami Loses Heartbreaker to Loyola Chicago

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Miami Loses Heartbreaker to Loyola Chicago

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By: Richard Finlayson
Lucas Williamson fends off Dejan Vasiljevic during their 64-62 victory over Miami in the Dallas American Airlines Center.
A mere six hours into the Men's NCAA Basketball Tournament and March Madness delivers its first upset. The #11 seeded Loyola Chicago was able to overcome the #6 seeded Miami Hurricanes. The Ramblers are making their first tournament appearance in over 30 years and are led by their lockdown defense.
The first round game was tight knit the whole way. They first half ended with both teams tied at 28. The second half went much of the same way with the game being tied at 60 with a minute left. Miami pulled ahead by one and looked like they were going to seal the deal when they went to the free throw line with 9 seconds left. Miami missed the front end of a 1 and 1 and the Ramblers grabbed the rebound going coast to coast to hit a three as the buzzer sounded. First upset of 2018 March Madness, 64-62 Loyola Chicago.

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No Luck for the Ospreys Versus the Irish

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No Luck for the Ospreys Versus the Irish

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By: David Swets

The UNF Softball team lost both games of the double header against the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame on March 13th. Game 1 found the Ospreys losing 4-0 after only managing two hits the entire game. Game 2 was a 3-1 loss for the Ospreys in which they stranded 11 runners on base. Morgan Blourne pitched for the Ospreys in Game 1 and had two strikeouts in seven innings. In Game 2, Sydney Matzko (shown above) had the same results, two strikeouts in seven innings, as Blourne. The Ospreys are back in action in the Clearwater Spring Break Classic against LIU-Brroklyn on Friday.

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Tampa Bay Lightning lose close one to the New Jersey Devils

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Tampa Bay Lightning lose close one to the New Jersey Devils

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By: James Hessenauer

The Tampa Bay Lightning faced off against the New Jersey Devils in Tampa for their 59th game of the season on Feb. 17th, 2017. A game in which the Lightning hoped to secure their 40th win of the season. The Lightning put on an impressive offensive display throughout the entire game putting up 48 total shots on goal vs. the Devil's 28. Nikita Kucherov was the highlight of the night for the Lightning putting up an impressive 11 shots on goal.
One goal in each period for the Lightning had the game tied in the 3rd period but the Devils pulled away with one final goal in the 3rd making the final score 4-3 in favor of the Devils. Despite the quantity of shots by the Lightning the Devils had more quality shots and handed the NHL's top team their 17th loss of the season.

Pictured below are #28, Damon Severson and #44,  Miles Wood for the New Jersey Devils pre-game in Amalie Arena.

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By: Caroline Beggs

The Jacksonville Icemen took the lead 5-3 against the Norfolk Admirals on February 23rd, 2018. It didn't take long for the Icemen to score 3 goals in the first period of the game, taking the lead. The first goal was made in 8 minutes by Tim Daly. Shortly after, Tanner Eberle scored and Bobby Maclntyre followed up with a goal right after. The Admirals racked up 2 goals in the first period giving the Icemen and challenge.
While the 2nd period had no goals, the third period consisted of three goals total, 2 being the second goals of the night from Icemen players Tim Daly and Bobby Maclntyre.

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Miracle catch in Minnesota send the Vikings to the NFC Championship.

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Miracle catch in Minnesota send the Vikings to the NFC Championship.

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By: Malachi Hardy

The Vikings nearly edged out the Saints on a last minute hail mary from Case Keenum to Stefon
Diggs. This action packed game started off one sided with the Vikings going up 17 in the first half. The Saints came storming back in the second half to lead the Vikings by one late in the fourth. Michael Thomas has a monster day, catching two touchdowns for the Saints. It wasn't enough and Stefon Diggs racked up 137 yards and the all important touchdown to send the Vikings to the next round. The Vikings are set to face the Philadelphia Eagles in what looks to be an exciting game.

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By: Robert Miller

It didn’t take long for the physical play between these two teams to start tonight. Just six seconds into the first, Icemen captain Garet Hunt and Kyle Neuber dropped the gloves for a lengthy fight at center ice.
The First period went back and forth but with less than two minutes left in the period, the Everblades scored back-to-back goals, making 2-0 entering the first intermission. At the beginning of the second period, the blades scored once again making in 3-0.
The Icemen eventually found a spark later on in the period when Dajon Mingo fired a slapshot of his own past Callum Booth. Jimmy Lodge struck just 55 seconds later with an absolute laser of a wrist shot that found the top shelf of the net. But before we knew it, the blades scored again making it a two goal lead entering the third period. At the of the game the Blades scored a fifth goal, this one being an empty netter to seal the game.

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UNF loses a nail biter to rival JU in ASUN Tournament

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UNF loses a nail biter to rival JU in ASUN Tournament

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By: Hunter Horstman

March 7th at swisher stadium the 6th seeded UNF Ospreys were looking for another upset against rival 2 seeded Jacksonville University.  UNF upsetted the 3rd seed Stetson in the first round of the ASUN tournament.  With leaders like Keonna Farmer UNF  was looking for another victory and a ticket to  the ASUN finals.  UNF trailed the entire first half but stayed in the game.  Keonna Farmer scored 10 points in the first quarter with the Ospreys trailing 12 to 15 at the end of quarter one.  With a few three pointers from Arianna  Emanual Wright and Tiffany Tolbert the Ospreys gained the lead in the 3rd quarter.  With a few mistakes and turnovers in the 4th quarter Jacksonville University came back and ended the 4th quarter 72-72.  In overtime JU had the upper hand and ended the Ospreys season.  With new talent coming in next season and a lot returning veterans North Florida will have a chance at competing for an ASUN championship

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Fighting Irish Sweep Ospreys in Double Header

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Fighting Irish Sweep Ospreys in Double Header

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By: Drew McDonald

Dominant pitching held the Ospreys at bay in both games on Wednesday night. With a combined 18 runners left on base throughout the night, the (13-13) Ospreys came up short against the (15-8)Fighting Irish

In Game 1, Notre Dame’s Freshman pitcher, Alexis Holloway was lights out by allowing two hits, and striking out ten in route to pick up the win. In the sixth inning, the Irish started a rally with a single and back to back fielders choice bunts which loaded the bases. Caitlin Brooks capitalized and lifted a sacrifice fly to center field and Katie Marino followed with a sacrifice fly to left to boost the score to 2-0 Notre Dame.  In the top of the seventh, the Irish extended the lead to 4 with three hits and an error in order to later pick up the 4-0 win. UNF’s Morgan Blourne hurled her first complete game of the season and struck out two. Shortstop Kayla McGory recorded the lone hit for the Ospreys in game one.

In Game 2, it was a true pitchers duel as Notre Dame sent Katie Beriont to the mound as UNF sent their ace Sydney Matzko. In the first inning, Notre Dame’s Morgan Reed connected for an RBI single to put the score at 1-0. To tie it up, UNF’s Taylor Scott scored on a throwing error by Notre Dame. Matzko allowed one hit in the third but fielded a comebacker cleanly to get out of the inning. Alexis Bazos lined an RBI single to left in the top of the fourth as the Fighting Irish took hold of the lead. During the top of the fifth, Caitlin Brooks hit a hard ground ball between the shortstop and third as Shortstop Kayla McGory made a phenomenal backhand stop and fired the throw off balance to first for the out. UNF threatened to score in the bottom of the fifth as they loaded the bases but pitcher Katie Beriont got out of the inning on a groundout to the shortstop. The Irish sealed the deal in the top of the sixth with an RBI single by Ali Wester. The Ospreys were held hitless from then as the Irish grabbed a 3-1 victory.

The Ospreys head southwest to Clearwater, FL for a six game tournament starting on Friday against LIU Brooklyn at 4:15 p.m.

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Jacksonville Jaguars Defeat the Cincinnati Bengals 

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By: Jonathan Fiser
The Jacksonville Jaguars won their 5th game of the season to move to a solid 5-3 record for the first half of the 2017-2018 season. The game started at 1:00pm on Sunday November 5th at Everbank Field and it began extremely chippy on both sides ending the first half with 2 players ejected for a physical altercation. Jalen Ramsey and AJ Green tried to continue their altercation in the locker room where security had to separate them. Starting the second half with a 3 point lead the Jaguars defense held tight allowing 0 second half points and the offense answered with 10 points to seal the game with a final score of 7 to 23. Blake Bortles threw for 259 yards and a touchdown with running back Chris Ivory and TJ Yeldon combing for over 100 yards. The Bengals drop to 3-5 on the first half of the season and will have a very hard time reaching playoff contention if something does not change soon.

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UNF Baseball Splits Opening Day of Fairfield Series
By: Sydney Matzko

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UNF Baseball Splits Opening Day of Fairfield Series

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UNF falls to Fairfield in high scoring  contest.  

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UNF falls to Fairfield in high scoring  contest.  

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By: Jamey Edwards

FSU baseball continued its undefeated season with a win vs Kansas in Dick Howser Stadium in Tallahassee, Fl. The Noles jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead with a RBI double by catcher Cal Raleigh. With help from a couple walks runners were in scoring position. With an RBI single from J.C. Flowers the Noles were up early on Kansas.
FSU continued on the hot streak with 1 run scored in the 2nd inning and 2 runs in the third, while holding the Kansas Jayhawks scoreless. Florida State ended the game with 12 runs, 11 hits, and 2 errors. The Kansas Jayhawks finished with 7 runs, 9 hits, and 5 errors.

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FSU Baseball vs Kansas on March 6  at Dick Howser Stadium in Tallahassee, Fl. FSU won 12-7

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By: Matt Morabito

The Ospreys dropped the first game of a double-header against Notre Dame Tuesday evening in Jacksonville, 4-0. Sophomore pitcher Morgan Blourne earned the loss for the Ospreys, despite not allowing a baserunner until the 6th inning.
The inning saw a bunt single and consecutive fielder's choice errors load the bases with no outs for the Irish. Back-to-back sac flies from Cait Brooks and Katie Marino of Notre Dame brought in the first two runs of the game. The Irish sealed the victory in the seventh, adding 2 more runs on 3 hits and 1 error from the Ospreys.
UNF could only scatter 2 hits across 7 innings off of Notre Dame freshman Alexis Holloway, the first hits she's given up in 10 innings of work. Holloway struck out 10 while securing the win, her 11th victory of the season.
The Ospreys will look to bounce back in game 2 this evening, first pitch is at 6:30pm.

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UNF vs. NOTRE DAME SOFTBALL GAME SUMMARY

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UNF vs. NOTRE DAME SOFTBALL GAME SUMMARY

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By: Jon-Michael Bagay

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Manchester United falls to Sevilla FC in UCL 

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Manchester United falls to Sevilla FC in UCL 

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By: Lisa Cedeno

Manchester United was denied a spot in the Quarter Finals of the UFEA Champions League. On Tuesday Manchester United faced Spanish giants Sevilla Fc at Old Trafford. First Half was scoreless, but it was obvious to whom the game belonged too. It wasn’t until the second half that the head coach of Sevilla made a substitution that would complete the missing piece to his puzzle. Wissam Ben Yedder netted in two goals in the 74th and 78th minute to give Sevilla a 2-0 lead. Later, in the second half Manchester’s Romelu Lukaku sparks a little light to the team in the 84th minute but that wasn’t enough to erase the damage that had been done. With this win, Sevilla Fc is headed to the quarter finals for the first time in 60 years.

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By Carly Sompolski

On Saturday, March 3rd, UNF was able to come back from (5-0) in the 1st inning to (5-5) in the 7th inning with them going to extra innings and they beat UCONN (6-5) in the 8th. Ethan Michaelis started off with the pitching for UNF with six strikeouts. Eddie Miller took over in the top of 7th and had three strikeouts. Mac Wilson reached his base streak to 10-straight games which lead the team that game. Alex Hendricks had reached the base all four times while he was at bat going 1-for-1 with three walks. UNF had three players with a multi-hit game, Tanner Murphy going 2-for-4 with a run scored, Mac Wilson's 2-for-4 with two RBIs and a run scored, and Dalton Board's 2-for-4 and a run. In the 7th inning, Conor Moriarty ended up tying the game with a two-run home run to left center field!! The crowd at Harmon Stadium went wild! In the 8th inning, Chris Berry got walked before stealing second and advancing to third on a ground out. Later in the inning, he scored the winning win on an error from the UCONN first baseman. After this game, as a team, UNF stole five bases in the game which sits tied for third-most in Division 1 history! Way to go Ospreys, keep winning!!

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By: Cory Morabito

March 13th, 2018
UNF Softball Complex

The Fighting Irish shut out the Ospreys 4-0 in the first game of a double header Tuesday night. UNF sophomore Morgan Blourne squared off against Notre Dame's true freshman Alexis Holloway. Both teams were held scoreless until the sixth inning, where the Irish reeled in two runs off of two sacrifice flys. Holloway lost a no-hit bid in the bottom of the sixth for the Irish. The Irish brought in some insurance runs off of one hit and two errors by the Osprey infield. The final score was 4-0, and the Ospreys fell to 13-13 while the Irish are now 15-8 and have won 9 out of their last 10 games.

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UNF Women's Soccer Team falls 4-1 to the Knights of Central Florida

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UNF Women's Soccer Team falls 4-1 to the Knights of Central Florida

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By: Jordan Franco

On Friday, March 9th, the women's soccer team faced the University of Central Florida Knights in a 7-on-7 contest. Usually there are 11 players on the field for soccer games; however, due to special circumstances (injuries to UCF players), both teams played with seven players on the field. From the beginning of the game, UCF put tremendous pressure on the Ospreys, behind an aggressive offensive attack. In the first 15 minutes of the match, UCF gained a 2-0 lead, and could have easily been 3-0 if it weren't for a diving save by UNF's goalkeeper, Rhiannon Conelley, in the 2nd possession. Momentum began to turn in the 30th minute of play, as UNF's Lorena Cedeno, scored off of a stolen ball. This brought the Ospreys to within one goal of the Knights In the end, however, UNF missed several opportunities to score, while UCF continued to put pressure on the Osprey's defense. The Ospreys took a disappointing loss of 4-1.

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Juve shuts out Udinese with Dybala leading the way

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Juve shuts out Udinese with Dybala leading the way

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By: Joshua Yothers

Juventus returns to their rightful position of first place in their division with the 2-0 victory over Udinese this past Sunday, march 11th. Dybala, just recently coming off of an injury showed no signs of rust as he scores a free kick goal in the 20th minute, and a go ahead goal to secure the victory in the 49th. This just shows that Juventus is not slowing down, and is in full force even with the champions league going on.

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Hot-shooting Ospreys Cap Hatters, 97-91

Feb 3, 2018 – Charles Slavik

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The UNF Ospreys shot a blistering 63.5% from the field and 56.3% from behind the 3-point arc and Wajid Aminu and Noah Horchler both contributed double-doubles in a 97-91 victory over Stetson Saturday night at UNF Arena.

Aminu scored 20 points and corralled 13 rebounds, both season highs for him, and Horchler tickled the twine for 19 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for his 10th double-double of the season, an ASUN high.

JT Escobar added 19 points, with 3 treys and 8-8 from the charity stripe, and Ivan Gandia-Rosa guided the offense with 8 assists while adding 16 points, thrilling the 2,001 fans in attendance. The victory completed a season sweep and the third straight victory over the Hatters.

UNF (11-15, 5-4 ASUN) went on a 14-2 run with the score tied 21-21 at the 12:13 mark in the first half to build a lead over the Hatters (10-16, 2-7 ASUN) that they would not relinquish.  The Hatters did not get closer than two points the rest of the way.

UNF dominated the rebounding battle 38-22 countering the Hatters aggressive defense that produced a 17-4 turnover and 10-1 advantage in steals. The Hatters had two players score 20-plus points led by Divine Myles with 24 and Luke Doyle with 20.

After the game Coach Driscoll said “It is amazing to see these guys continue to grow, continue to learn and continue to persevere. Most importantly it was great to see that resiliency again to finish that one, though not as cleanly as we would have liked. To go 22-29 from the free throw line and shoot 64% from the field was nice to see.”

UNF next two games are on the road against Kennesaw State (Feb. 8) and Lipscomb (Feb. 10)

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Collegiate Local Rock Climbing Competition Highlights

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Collegiate Local Rock Climbing Competition Highlights

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By: Cory Armstrong

On February 17th, The Edge Rock Gym hosted the official USAC local college climbing competition. The University of North Florida was represented by Lexi Kimes in the womens division, and Andre Resto, Samuel Pasco, William Marriot, and Olek Kolodziejski in the men's division. Lexi Kimes placed first in the women's division with 6600 points scoring on routes 21, 22, and 23. Peter Steffey of the University of Central Florida won the men's division with an impressive score of 9200, scoring on routes 33, 31 and 28. Andre Resto made the highest placing for a UNF male with 5100 points, good enough for 13th place.

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UNF Baseball Takes Series Against Fairfield 

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On Sunday March 11th the UNF baseball team closed out the series against the Fairfield Stags. They won the game with a score of 6-1. Fairfield took an early 1-0 lead but we’re not able to score more than that. UNF started out the game with a few errors and just little drops that led to the run. However, as the game went on they tightened up and were able to later take the lead. It actually flipped scripts and Fairfield was the one making errors later in the game. They had some drops and a few misplaced throws that led to runs by UNF. It was a good win for UNF.
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UNF Softball Falls Short To FSU In a Double Header 

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UNF Softball Falls Short To FSU In a Double Header 

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By Ashley Chambers
Florida state got the best of the Ospreys when they beat them in both games on Saturday March 10th. Sydney Matzko got the start against the Seminoles but they got on the board early in the third inning with an RBI double and an RBI groundout put them on the board 2-0. FSU added two more in the fourth and one in the sixth before adding seven in the seventh ending the first game 13-0. The second game was more exciting. FSU started it early scoring in the first but UNF pushed its first run across when Alex Arciola rocked a double to score McGory. The Ospreys scored two more runs in the sixth due to Dominica Cocuzza's double. UNF scored three runs in the seventh where they had a rally going but they fell short and lost 9-6.

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UNF Men's Tennis drops match to Middle Tennessee

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UNF Men's Tennis drops match to Middle Tennessee

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By Lillie Mehan

The UNF men's tennis team lost 4-3 on Thurday, March 8th at the UNF tennis complex at 5 pm. The match started off strong for the Osprey's as they won the doubles point. Nilo Duarte and Alberto De Meo picked up a tight win in the number 3 position giving them the doubles point. Then, Sahil Deshmukh picked up a straight set win on court three to push the Osprey's to a 2-0 lead. The Blue Raiders picked up the next three points to take a 3-2 lead in the match. In a second set tiebreak, Kecic tied the match at three apiece. Unfortunately, Lasse Muscheites fell short in the third set to Middle Tennessee with them picking up the win 4-3. The key players for this match were Deshmukh, Kecic, Duarte, and De Meo. Lucas the head men's tennis coach said this after the match, "Big things are ahead of us. I know the guys are gutted from this loss, but now it's time to get excited for a tough conference schedule." The ospreys compete again on March 24th against Stetson.

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Lipscomb takes the ASUN Championship for the first time ever. They will finally be dancing in March!

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Lipscomb takes the ASUN Championship for the first time ever. They will finally be dancing in March!

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By: Matthew Johnston
In this thrilling Atlantic Sun Men's Basketball Championship, Lipscomb started off hot. At one point the score was 61-32. After half-time, FGCU started making a comeback and brought the game back within 8. After that Lipscomb started to pull it out, and in stunning fashion the game ended 108-96. Garrison Matthews scored 33 as he led his team to victory.

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The Jacksonville Icemen crushed the Reading Royals, 6-1, on Friday, March 2. (by Ari Kim)

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The Jacksonville Icemen crushed the Reading Royals, 6-1, on Friday, March 2. (by Ari Kim)

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Just after the halfway mark in the first, Jimmy Lodge started an explosive first frame with a snipe from the left circle on the power play. It would only take 12 seconds for Jacksonville to strike again, as Christopher Dienes sent a cross-ice feed to Cody Fowlie for the second goal of the game. A mere 71 seconds after Fowlie’s goal, Bobby MacIntyre stole the puck in the defensive zone and skated down the ice before ripping a wrist shot past Branden Komm. Following MacIntyre’s goal, Komm was pulled for backup Mark Dekanich. The Icemen scored five goals in the first period for the second time in team history. In the second period, Jimmy Lodge extended the Icemen’s lead to six with a spectacular goal.

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Halo World Championship series 2018 #1: Orlando Open

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Halo World Championship series 2018 #1: Orlando Open

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By Casey Piester

The start of the Halo World Championship 2018 kicked off in Orlando, FL in stellar Halo fashion. With a massive open bracket and stacked main pool the weekend event was jam packed with action, upsets, and amazing series. The defending back to back world champions OpTic Gaming looked to start the year off right with a win but a red hot Splyce put a halt to the hopes and dreams of OpTic, defeating them 4-1 in the grand finals.

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