DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. --Jennifer Jimenez became the first Bethune-Cookman player in program history to register 1,000 career digs Tuesday in the Lady Cats' 3-0 (25-13,25-12,25-21) loss to Florida Gulf Coast in Historic Moore Gymansium.

The senior from Merritt Island, Fla. , who is already B-CU's all-time digs leader, reached 1,000 with her third dig in the first set. She finished with 13.

Destiny Hudson led B-CU (2-16) with eight kills, followed by Rhea Simon and Delicia Pierre with five each.  Simon added four blocks.

Jessica Barnes led FGCU (5-10) with 15 kills and Christine Pinder posted 11.

B-CU returns to Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference play this weekend, hosting North Carolina A&T Friday night and North Carolina Central Sunday.

NOTES: Lauren Turner, who missed the last two matches, had four kills and a block ... Jimenez' next milestone is 100 service aces; she needs two more ... FGCU setter Gigi Meyer is the daughter of former Utah and Florida and current Ohio State coach Urban Meyer ... B-CU is now 0-11 on Tuesday matches in the Isaac Raphael era.