The Kent State Tuscarawas Golden Eagles traveled to Cincinnati Clermont on October 4 for a tough matchup against Boyce, falling in three sets (11–25, 20–25, 15–25). Despite the final score, the Golden Eagles continued to compete and showed resilience throughout the match.

Jaileigh Price led the offense with 7 kills and a .300 hitting percentage, providing consistent scoring and energy at the net. Rylee Sensabaugh added 5 kills while hitting .250, giving the Golden Eagles another reliable attacking option.

Defensively, Elizabeth Keller anchored the back row with 17 digs, keeping rallies alive and providing stability in serve receive.

The Golden Eagles found momentum in the second set and continued to battle, showing clear signs of growth. With their resilience and continued improvement, the team has a strong foundation as they move forward into their next matchup.