Rollins (13-1-2, 7-0-1) concluded their regular season slate with an undefeated mark in conference action and denied contenders Florida Tech and Florida Southern any part of the title. The Mocs prepare for post season play in third place within the SSC as they finish with a record of 10-6-1, and 6-2 in SSC play.

Junior forward Chelsea Brady took the reins for Rollins with two goals on the evening, including the game-winner in the 34th minute of action.  Fellow juniors Jessica Deese and Marie Sapper rounded out the points on the evening as Deese notched a goal and an assist, while Sapper played a big role in Brady's big game-deciding tally with an assist.

Earning her tenth shutout of the season, goalkeeper Michelle Dillingham helped the Tars clinch the program's second championship title with five solid saves after seeing a total of 10.  With help from a staunch back line of Maia Ryan, Meagan Thomas, Leah Hirsch, and Charlotte Murrell, the Tars held Florida Southern to limited opportunities in their attacking end.

The Tars took control of the contest early as they set the pace for play in the initial minutes of action, but it wasn't until goals from Brady and Deese that Rollins really took command. 

Brady's tally at the 33:07 mark sparked the offensive push for the Tars, and with Deese splitting defenders for a hard strike from outside the box just 49 seconds later to pull the Tars into a 2-0 lead, the nationally ranked Tars sailed through the remainder of the contest.

The final goal late in the contest in the 84th minute helped seal the deal for Rollins, and set a new program mark as the Tars earned their second conference title in as many years.

The Tars led the shot count 11-10 and headed-up the stats in shots on goal 7-5, as well as saves 5-4.  Both teams saw equal opportunities on corner kicks with six each.