From the opening serve, the La Mission College asserted their dominance. Oluwatoyin Sunday led the charge with a standout performance, notching 14 kills and a remarkable .667 hitting percentage. Her powerful attacks left Cuesta College scrambling to mount a defense. Rio Sandaiji provided crucial offensive support, tallying 10 kills with a .471 hitting percentage, while Amya Cheatham January added four kills and played a pivotal role at the net with four blocks. The Eagles' defensive coordination, highlighted by Sofia Vazquez's 18 digs, stifled any offensive rhythm Cuesta attempted to generate.

with Iliana Garcia leading the team with five aces, keeping the Cuesta College off balance throughout the match. Setter Taylor Boone orchestrated the offense with precision, dishing out 36 assists to fuel the team's .362 hitting percentage. Cuesta College struggled to find answers, hitting -.011 as a team, with errors outweighing their kills in two of the three sets. Despite resilient efforts from Bailey Woodside, who tallied 12 kills, the Cuesta College were unable to overcome La Mission's College relentless pressure.The Eagles set the tone early in the first set, jumping out to a 25-13 win. They tightened their grip in the second set, overwhelming Cuesta College 25-9. Though the Cuesta showed some fight in the third set, LA Mission closed it out 25-19 to secure the sweep.

This win keeps LA Mission's momentum rolling, solidifying their status as a powerhouse in conference competition. Their impressive performance signals they are well-equipped for a strong postseason campaign.