The Glendale Vaqueros fell 3–0 to Bakersfield in a matchup at home, dropping sets 25–12, 25–16, and 25–18. Despite the loss, Glendale showed moments of resilience and strong individual performances.

Bakersfield dominated early and maintained control throughout the match, with standout efforts from Anahi King and Alexandra Watts, who combined for 17 kills and played key roles in keeping Bakersfield's offense efficient. Maya Barron and Paige Fredrick also contributed with consistent attacking and solid defensive plays, while the team collectively tallied 41 digs to keep Glendale off balance.

Glendale's offense struggled to find rhythm, recording 19 kills on 83 attempts. Kiana Canales led the Vaqueros with 6 kills and added 8 digs, while Eva Portnaya contributed 5 kills and 2 blocks. Raelee Lanphear and Sarai Ochoa provided defensive support, combining for 40 digs to help extend rallies, and Shiho Uchida added 2 kills and 13 assists, running Glendale's offense and distributing opportunities across the lineup.

Despite the lopsided scoreline, Glendale showed effort in transition and fought for every point, but Bakersfield's pressure on both the attack and serve kept the Vaqueros from gaining momentum. Glendale will look to bounce back in their next match, focusing on converting opportunities and tightening their defense.