A Miracle Run, Then the Curtain Falls: Mojo Clinch Playoffs in Final Season as Wave FC Drop Two

Mojo Pro Volleyball. The big, sad news first: The Mojo will not return for the 2027 season. The playoff-bound team swept one and dropped one match this week but the clock is now ticking on their final games together.

Wave FC suffered two losses this week after winning a franchise-record five straight.

SDSU Tennis came oh-so-close in the first round of the NCAA championships against UCLA.

Super Bloom Ultimate squeaked past the LA Astra while the San Diego Rebellion women’s football team lost a close one, but both teams remain in the top spot in their respective leagues.

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The playoff-bound Mojo announced the team will not return for the 2027 season. This news comes as competition between Major League Volleyball (MLV) and League One Volleyball heightens, especially in California.

For its last home game, the team swept Grand Rapids Rise with Grace Loberg earning a double-double. Read about the win here. For her big week, Loberg was named MLV Player of the Week.

The Mojo played their final regular-season game against the Indy Ignite, falling 3-1. Read about the match here.

In a rematch against the Thorns, the Wave lost for the first time since its home opener, 2-0. Read more about the game here.

The Wave then lost at home to Bay FC on Sunday, 1-0. Read more here. The Wave fall to third place in the NWSL standings.

The Super Bloom (4-1) remain in first place in the Southern Conference of the Western Ultimate League with a big-time victory over the Los Angeles Astra, 18-17. The ‘Bloom were up 11-6 at the half when it had to fend off an Astra (1-5) second-half 11-goal surge to secure the win.

SDSU faced No. 18 UCLA in the opening round of the NCAA Regionals and lost, 4-3.

Six Aztecs were selected to the all-tournament team in singles and doubles for the Mountain West. The Aztecs took five of the six singles spots while two doubles teams rounded out the selections.

Samantha Wood claimed the second-best time in SDSU history in the 3,000m steeplechase, at 10:38.48.

The team lost against Fresno State in the final series of the season, 2-1.

The Toreros toppled Pacific in the second game of the series with USD’s Taylor Johnson hitting a three-run homer in the fifth. The Toreros lost the series, 2-1.