Hendricksen led the Ospreys in scoring and rebounding during his final season.
Thursday's win helped continue UNF's momentum following Saturday's win over Stetson University.
Jose Placer brought the energy on Saturday, making plays on multiple occasions that sent UNF Arena into a frenzy.
As someone who has seen the ups and downs of UNF basketball, forward Carter Hendricksen's leadership has been crucial in recent years.
The Ospreys excelled from the free throw line in the first half, converting on 9-10 attempts.
The Ospreys' season may have come to an end, but this season presented plenty to be proud of nonetheless.
This marks the third consecutive season that UNF has finished with four wins.
The Ospreys have found their groove, winning four of their last five matches.
The Ospreys had countless chances, but couldn't find a goal in Tuesday's roadtrip.
Saturday's match may have ended even on the scoreboard, but a sense of defeat still loomed.
Middle blocker Maddie Boyd brings three years of experience to the table, providing leadership on a young team fighting through injuries.
Allie Fekany's goal was all the Ospreys needed on Sunday, taking a 1-0 win on the road.
Blue skies were more than welcome on Sunday, as near-perfect conditions set the scene for a thrilling match.
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