Rodriguez High School's girls volleyball team wrapped up their regular season on Wednesday with a tough road loss against Pioneer High School in Woodland. The Mustangs were swept in three sets, with Pioneer securing the victory with scores of 25-21, 25-20, and 25-19.

The match, held in Woodland, saw Pioneer consistently maintain a slight edge over Rodriguez. Despite the Mustangs' efforts to rally and close the gap, Pioneer managed to hold them off in each set. The first set saw Rodriguez putting up a strong fight, staying within striking distance of Pioneer, but ultimately falling short with a final score of 25-21.

The second set followed a similar pattern, with Rodriguez demonstrating flashes of brilliance but struggling to string together enough points to overcome Pioneer's momentum. Pioneer secured the second set with a score of 25-20, putting the Mustangs in a difficult position, needing to win the next three sets to take the match.

In the third and final set, Rodriguez battled hard, but Pioneer proved too strong. Pioneer capitalized on opportunities and limited their errors, resulting in a 25-19 victory and completing the sweep.

While the loss marks the end of the regular season for the Rodriguez girls volleyball team, it doesn't necessarily signal the end of their journey. The team will now await information regarding potential playoff opportunities. The players and coaching staff will undoubtedly be analyzing the game footage and identifying areas for improvement as they prepare for any upcoming postseason matches. This final regular season game provided valuable experience and insight that they can leverage moving forward. The Mustangs will be looking to bounce back stronger, should they advance to the playoffs.