Friday, April 6
Jacksonville, Fla.
9:00 A.M.
University of North Florida
vs
Coastal Carolina
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Ospreys Continue ASUN Play On Friday
4/5/2018 1:32:00 PM | Beach Volleyball
 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - North Florida beach volleyball continues ASUN play on Friday with a pair of doubleheader matches against Coastal Carolina and Mercer at Dolphin Beach.
WEEKEND SCHEDULE
NOTEABLES
- The Ospreys come off of a 3-1 weekend last time out that saw them take down UNCW on it's home court to conclude last week's action.
- In the No.2 position, sophomore Taryn Griffey and junior Chaney Howard sit at 8-4, while earning a team-high 12 wins overall this season.
- Junior Courtney Miller has 54 career wins and needs just three to move into first place in school history. Howard sits at 51 wins in fourth place in career wins.
- Miller and Howard are two of only five in UNF Beach Volleyball history to eclipse 50 wins.
- Freshman Carolyn Cain carries a team-high 13 wins into play on Friday which includes wins in seven of her last eight matches paired with freshman Casey Justice.
COASTAL CAROLINA (0-6)
WRIGHT'SÂ WORDS
"We really had a strong finish in the last non-conference tournament of the season. We wanted to focus on our side of the net and what it comes down to is good teams aren't going to score points for us we have to go out there and earn points for ourselves. We have to have a mentality moving forward like we are going to go take it from our opponents and score our own points. "–Director of Volleyball Kristen Wright
LOOKING AHEAD
North Florida travels down to Estero Beach, Fla for its last ASUN weekend of play as the Ospreys will battle FGCU and Stetson next weekend beginning on Friday April 13.
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WEEKEND SCHEDULE
| Fri./Sat. Apr. 6/7 | 9:00/10:00 a.m. | 1:00/2:00 p.m. |
| Opponent: | Coastal Carolina | Mercer |
| Series: | UNF leads 2-0 | UNF leads 14-2 |
- The Ospreys come off of a 3-1 weekend last time out that saw them take down UNCW on it's home court to conclude last week's action.
- In the No.2 position, sophomore Taryn Griffey and junior Chaney Howard sit at 8-4, while earning a team-high 12 wins overall this season.
- Junior Courtney Miller has 54 career wins and needs just three to move into first place in school history. Howard sits at 51 wins in fourth place in career wins.
- Miller and Howard are two of only five in UNF Beach Volleyball history to eclipse 50 wins.
- Freshman Carolyn Cain carries a team-high 13 wins into play on Friday which includes wins in seven of her last eight matches paired with freshman Casey Justice.
COASTAL CAROLINA (0-6)
- The Chanticleers enter with a 0-6 record after dropping a pair of matches to Stetson and FGCU last time out.
- UNF picked up a pair of victories last season against Coastal Carolina which included a 4-1 win last April. Â
- The Bears enter with a 0-6 record after dropping a pair of matches to Stetson and FGCU last time out The Eagles have two of their pairs who grabbed a win last time out.
- In the No. 3 position, Gracie Garanich and Amber Gibson lead Mercer with seven victories.
- The Ospreys already own a 4-1 victory over the Bears a few weeks ago in Atlanta at the Diggin' Duals.
WRIGHT'SÂ WORDS
"We really had a strong finish in the last non-conference tournament of the season. We wanted to focus on our side of the net and what it comes down to is good teams aren't going to score points for us we have to go out there and earn points for ourselves. We have to have a mentality moving forward like we are going to go take it from our opponents and score our own points. "–Director of Volleyball Kristen Wright
LOOKING AHEAD
North Florida travels down to Estero Beach, Fla for its last ASUN weekend of play as the Ospreys will battle FGCU and Stetson next weekend beginning on Friday April 13.
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