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Jacksonville volleyball hosts Queens and West Florida for two ASUN matchups during homecoming weekend. The Dolphins enter at 3-3 in conference play, with senior setter Jade Cuya Cobos leading a recent surge as Jacksonville looks to climb from fifth place in the standings.

By the Numbers
  • Jacksonville is 3-3 in ASUN play and sits fifth, one game behind fourth-place North Florida.
  • Queens is 9-16 overall and 2-5 in the ASUN; West Florida is 14-5 and 4-1.
  • Cuya Cobos has recorded three straight assist-dig double-doubles, including a career-high 58 assists against Stetson.
  • Jacksonville has won seven straight matches against Queens.
Yes, But

Queens pushed Jacksonville to five sets in their recent meeting, while first-place West Florida brings a tougher test: the Argonauts have quickly adjusted to Division I and own wins over Texas Tech and Central Arkansas.

State of Play
  • Jacksonville faces Queens Friday at 6 p.m. ET and West Florida Saturday at 5 p.m. ET; both matches stream on ESPN+.
  • The Dolphins are coming off a five-set win over Stetson and a narrow five-set loss to defending regular-season champion FGCU.
  • West Florida visits Swisher Gymnasium for the first time after their scheduled meeting in Pensacola was postponed.
What's Next

Two home wins could move Jacksonville closer to the top four, but the matchup with conference-leading West Florida will be a major test. The teams are also scheduled to make up their postponed game Nov. 11.

Bottom Line

Homecoming offers Jacksonville both a chance to protect its strong record against Queens and an early opportunity to measure itself against the ASUN’s new front-runner.