Ospreys Shatter Program Point Record

Saturday, November 9

Jacksonville, Fla.

1 p.m.

University of North Florida

1-1,0-0ASUN

110

Warner

0-1

Warner

North Florida

110

Rhetta Moore drive the lane against Warner.

Photo by: Darvin Nelson | Spinnaker Media

11/9/2019 4:31:00 PM | Women's Basketball

Box Score

JACKSONVILLE - North Florida women's basketball opened its home slate with a bang as it broke the all-time scoring record with a 110-46 win against Warner on Saturday at UNF Arena.

Ospreys of the Game

Adrienne Jackson | 16 points, 12 rebound, 5 assists
Jazz Bond | 19 points, 9 rebounds, 3 blocks
Rhetta Moore | Career-high 19 points, 3 steals, 3 assists
Dasha Eremeeva | 15 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists

Turning Point
North Florida went on a 15-0 run to end the first quarter and lead 29-8. From there, the Ospreys lead by more than 20 for the remainder of the game, eventually taking its biggest lead on a triple from Alexis Gordon.

SWOOP of the Game
Junior Rhetta Moore hit a three-pointer with 1:55 to play to give UNF a 107-44 lead. The 107 points are the most scored in program history, besting the 1997 team that dropped 105 on Mt. St. Vincent.

Osprey Fast Breaks

The 64-point margin is the biggest win under head coach Darrick Gibbs. It is also the biggest in the Division I era.
Six total Ospreys scored in double figures and the team is 8-1 under coach Gibbs when five or more players hit double digits.
The Ospreys dished out 23 helpers on 40 baskets to sit just two shy of the Division I record. It is the first time since November 18, 2016 that UNF had 20 or more assists.
Every player that saw the floor scored at least one point including freshman Emma Broermann who made her Osprey debut.
Victoria Patrick led the way with four steals in her first game as an Osprey.
The team pulled down 55 boards to place in a tie for seventh all-time. North Florida had 17 offensive rebounds, leading to 22 second chance points.

Thoughts from the Top
"This was a great team win and it's always exciting when everybody gets a chance to have an impact in the game. I loved the energy we played with and how unselfish we were. We were really attentive to the areas we wanted to focus on for the game so I am happy with how we responded to our opening day loss." -Head Coach Darrick Gibbs

What's Next
North Florida heads on the road for a pair of games in south Florida. UNF plays No. 19 Miami on Wednesday at 11 a.m. before traveling to FIU for a Friday tip at 7 p.m.