CLINTON, S.C. – A wet and wild second half saw the Presbyterian College women's soccer team tie visiting Jacksonville but ultimately fall to the visiting Dolphins on Thursday night, 3-1.

PC (0-6-0) received a penalty goal from Alice Blackwell (Marietta, S.C.) in the 65^th minute, the senior's first goal of the season. The converted kick tied the game at 1-1.

With 12:37 left in the first half, lightning halted the action for two hours and three minutes before play resumed.

After Blackwell's tying score, the Dolphins scored on goals from Emily Culbreth and Miranda Fyfe in the 68^th and 71^st minutes, respectively, to take the win.

Goalkeeper Jordan Broadway (Chapin, S.C.) made nine saves in the opening half before Sydney Fontenot (Austin, Texas) replaced her at halftime. The freshman keeper made three saves on the night.

Stephanie Allen (Augusta, Ga.) nearly scored shortly after halftime. Emily Boggus (Conyers, Ga.) laced a pass to Allen, whose point-blank shot in the box hit goalkeeper Jill D'Amico. The ball bounced high and Allen headed the chance just over the crossbar.

The Blue Hose edged Jacksonville in the corner kick count, eight to five. Tori Lopez (Snellville, Ga.) also forced D'Amico to make a save on the evening.

Jacksonville's Sarah Moghadas opened the scoring in the 57^th minute on an assist from Becca Massip, one of her two on the evening.

PC's next match sees the Blue Hose travel to USC Upstate on Sunday, September 16. Kickoff is slated for 3 p.m.