The Roswell Hornets (8-12) will take on the undefeated Viera Hawks (5-0) in a high school volleyball tournament game Saturday, September 5, at 11:30 p.m. EDT. The match, held at a neutral location, marks one of the final tune-ups before the regular season concludes for both teams. Roswell coach Maria Gonzalez said the game is a chance to test her team against top-tier competition. "We respect Viera’s record," she said. "This is about learning how to handle pressure." Viera, which has not lost since the start of the season, is led by senior hitter Emily Carter, who averages 4.2 kills per set. Roswell’s defense, ranked 12th in the county, will face its toughest test yet. The game will be streamed live via the NFHS Network, with updates available through MaxPreps. Local fans have until Friday to purchase tickets through the GoFan platform. The Hornets, who lost their last three matches by an average of 3.5 points, are looking to avoid a fourth consecutive loss. "We need to focus on fundamentals," said Roswell’s libero, Jenna Ramirez. "If we play clean, we can compete." Viera’s coach, David Morales, declined comment but has emphasized preparation for "any challenge." The tournament, hosted at the Brevard County Sports Complex, has drawn teams from across the state. With the regular season nearing its end, both teams are looking to sharpen skills ahead of postseason play. The match will be the final game for Roswell’s senior starters, who are set to graduate after the season.