The match was a back-and-forth battle from the first serve, with both teams trading momentum and pushing each other to the limit. LA Mission's balanced offense, led by Oluwatoyin Sunday and Tawnie Ohrt.

The Eagles got off to a strong start by taking the opening set 25-22, with Sunday's strong play setting the tone early. However, Orange Coast rallied in the second and third sets, capitalizing on a few Mission errors to edge out narrow victories (25-23, 25-23).

Facing elimination in the fourth set, LA Mission regrouped. Stellar defense from Sofia Vazquez (23 digs) and Iliana Garcia (21 digs) kept rallies alive, while timely kills from Ohrt and January turned the tide. The Eagles took the fourth set 25-21, setting up a decisive fifth.

In the final frame, Mission surged ahead with relentless energy. Sunday and Ohrt delivered back-to-back kills, and Boone's pinpoint setting orchestrated a balanced attack. The Eagles closed out the match with a 15-10 victory, sending their fans into celebration.

Key Performers:

• Oluwatoyin Sunday: Dominated with 20 kills and a .229 hitting percentage, adding critical points in the deciding fifth set.
• Tawnie Ohrt: Posted an impressive 18 kills and 18.5 total points, contributing both offensively and defensively.
• Amya Cheatham January: Tallied 13 kills with a team-high .360 hitting percentage, showcasing her efficiency in key moments.
• Taylor Boone: Anchored the offense with 55 assists while adding five kills and a .833 hitting percentage, keeping the Eagles' attack unpredictable.

"Our team showed incredible heart tonight," said LA Mission's coach. "It was a total team effort. Everyone stepped up when it mattered most, and that's what makes this win so special."

With this victory, LA Mission wraps up their season on a high note, demonstrating growth and resilience throughout the campaign.