The MDC Lady Sharks demonstrated relentless determination and unparalleled skills as they competed in the NJCAA National Tournament Championship game against a formidable opponent, the Florida Southwestern State College Buccaneers. While the journey ended with a defeat for the Lady Sharks, their exceptional performance throughout the playoffs leaves a lasting mark of success.

The Championship game showcased the Lady Sharks' resilience and unity as they battled against the Buccaneers. In a match consisting of four intense sets, the final score stood at 25-19, 16-25, 19-25, and 18-25, ultimately favoring the Buccaneers.

Despite the outcome, the MDC Lady Sharks performed commendably, demonstrating their prowess on the court. Throughout the game, they recorded a remarkable 51 kills with a hitting percentage of .226, 69 impressive digs, four serving aces, and five solid blocks.

Leading the charge, Katielle Alonzo showcased her exceptional talent, contributing 16 kills with an impressive hitting percentage of .281. Alonzo also displayed her agility with two critical digs. Additionally, Ana Tevdoradza contributed 12 kills and ten impactful digs, showcasing her versatility and defensive capabilities.

Vivian Lucumi displayed her attacking prowess, securing nine kills with an outstanding hitting percentage of .400. Lucumi's exceptional performance also included two essential digs and 1.5 blocks.

Mia Martinez played a pivotal role on the defensive front, recording an impressive 25 digs and two serving aces, demonstrating her prowess as a defensive specialist.

Despite falling short in the Championship game, the MDC Lady Sharks conclude their season as the remarkable runners-up, securing their position as the second-ranked team in the nation. They have showcased immense talent, dedication, and sportsmanship throughout the entire NJCAA National Tournament, leaving an indelible mark in the hearts of their fans and a legacy that will be remembered for years to come.