On a night that the Hatters honored Seniors Amaris Carter and Anabelle Standish the Hatters would fall to Kennesaw State 2-3.
 
The first set would start out close with the Hatters holding a narrow lead before erupting for four straight points putting them up 9-4. The Hatters would go on another four-point scoring run later in the set to extend their lead to seven as they would go up 15-8. After going up 19-10 the Owls would start to claw back tying the game at 22. Stetson would get a kill from Carter and then Leilani Vitale to close out the set winning it 25-23.
 
The second set win for the Hatters was highlighted by Nyah Molina earning her 1000^th career dig. The two teams would go back and forth with neither have larger than a three-point lead. The Hatters would win the set 25-23 on a kill from Standish.
 
The third set would be a different story for the Hatters as they would fall behind 8-16. Stetson then went on a five-point scoring streak cutting the lead to three with a kill from Standish and Molina. The Hatters continued clawing back but fell 22-25. 
 
In the fourth set the Hatters worked on trying to close out the match but slowly started to lose steam before dropping it 20-25.
 
The fifth set was the Hatters final chance to capture victory and move up the conference standings. They couldn't find their rhythm dropping the set 9-15.
 
The Hatters finished each set with five errors or less. Anabelle Standish led the team with 18 kills earning her 13^th double-double of the season. Molina also earned a double-double, leading the team with 49 assists while also adding 17 digs. Sugimoto led the team in digs with 19 as Sophia Groom led in blocks with five.