On an unforgettable Senior Night at home, the Simon Fraser University (SFU) Red Leafs capped off their best season in program history with a thrilling five-set victory over Central Washington University (CWU) in SFU's West Gym.

SFU came out strong, taking the first and second sets, but CWU fought back hard to claim the third and fourth, forcing a decisive fifth set. With the championship on the line, the Red Leafs dominated the final frame, storming to a 15-4 victory and sending the home crowd into celebration.

The win secured SFU Volleyball's share of the GNAC Regular Season Co-Champion title, finishing the season with an impressive 14-4 record. SFU joins Alaska-Fairbanks, Alaska-Anchorage, and Central Washington as co-champions.

Adding to the celebration, senior setter Eva Person reached a momentous career milestone of 3000 assists.

Senior Night is a cherished tradition for SFU Volleyball, honoring graduating student-athletes and celebrating the unwavering support of alumni. This year, the spotlight shone on four incredible seniors, Eva Person, Ava Khademi, Natalie Lemoine-Sells, and Davida Hill, whose leadership and dedication have left an indelible mark on the program. Their contributions have helped propel SFU Volleyball to new heights, culminating in a historic season and a GNAC Regular Season Co-Championship.

"These four seniors have done so much during their time at SFU to lift up our program and all the people around them. They are a special group on a special team and I can't think of a better way for their efforts to be recognized than by earning a share of the GNAC Championship," shared Head Coach Gina Schmidt.

The 2025 DII Volleyball Championship selection show takes place today. More information can be found here.