JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – North Florida women’s basketball (5-10, 2-3 ASUN) dropped their second game played against Queens in nine days (6-10, 1-4 ASUN), as they struggled to find offense in their 68-53 loss on Saturday afternoon.
The Ospreys led by as many as eight points in the first quarter, but wasn’t able to maintain the scoring consistency throughout the game. They fell to a 21-point deficit at the half and couldn’t recover despite a run of eight straight points in the fourth quarter.
Jaelyn Swann had an impressive day from beyond the arc, as she scored 15 points and matched her season-high in threes with five total. Sarah Taub also scored double-digit figures for the first time in her collegiate career with 10 points.
Queens 68, UNF 53
RECORDS
North Florida | 5-10 (2-3 ASUN)
Queens | 6-10 (1-4 ASUN)
BEYOND THE BOX SCORE
First Half: The Ospreys picked up where they left off against Liberty starting with back-to-back buckets against Queens…they continued their run jumping to a 12-4 lead after Taub had a pair of layups, including going coast-to-coast on a steal…the Royals responded with eight straight points before Elysa Wesolek drained two shots on the charity line…J. Swann added a three-pointer with just under a minute in the first quarter, but Queens responded to tie it up after the opening period…UNF struggled for the majority of the second quarter, as the Royals ripped off 24 consecutive points going back to the end of…
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