Jacksonville women's basketball achieved a historic victory, defeating Georgia Tech 67-65, marking their first win against a Power Conference opponent since 2021. Graduate student Priscilla Williams spearheaded the effort with a career-high 29 points, including a critical three-pointer that propelled Jacksonville into the lead for the first time in the critical moments of the game. The Dolphins demonstrated resilience by outscoring the Yellow Jackets in the third quarter and maintaining their lead through the final period. This win is significant not just for this season but also reflects the evolving success under head coach Special Jennings.

By the Numbers
  • Priscilla Williams scored a career-high 29 points with 10 rebounds, marking her fourth consecutive double-double.
  • Jacksonville shot 38% from three-point range (6-16), while Georgia Tech managed only 13% (2-15).
State of Play
  • Jacksonville is now 3-1 for the season after the victory over Georgia Tech.
  • This marks Jacksonville's first win against an ACC opponent since beating Wake Forest in 2010.
What's Next

The Dolphins will face Florida International on Saturday, November 22, at Swisher Gymnasium, with a tip-off set for 2 PM. Streaming will be available on ESPN+.

Bottom Line

This monumental victory not only boosts Jacksonville's morale but also sets a promising tone for their season, showcasing the team's potential to compete against higher-tier programs and emphasizing their readiness to continue building on this success.