The 2026 SoCal Cup Showcase, held June 19–21 at the Los Angeles Convention Center, brought together the nation's top boys volleyball clubs for three days of elite competition. As teams battled for championship titles across 12U–18U Open and Club divisions, AIM+ captured the action and event coverage creating a digital home for athletes, coaches, families, and fans to follow their favorite teams and players long after the final point.
This year's winning teams and MVPs all have player profiles on the AIM+ platform. View their best plays, full game box scores, and see how they rank vs the top talent on the platform. The teams and MVPs recognized below are part of a growing community using AIM+ to extend their visibility beyond tournament weekend.
2026 SoCal Cup Showcase Champions
18 Open: Balboa Bay 18 Blue
Balboa Bay 18 Blue completed a dominant run through the 18 Open division, finishing the tournament undefeated at 9-0. Leading the charge was MVP Tyler Pence, whose leadership at setter helped orchestrate one of the most efficient offenses in the division. His ability to distribute the ball and keep teammates involved played a major role in Balboa Bay's championship performance.
18 Club: Rage TOA
Rage TOA captured the 18 Club title with a perfect 9-0 tournament record and an 18-3 mark in sets. Outside hitter Gabriel Fa'ali'i earned MVP honors after consistently providing offensive firepower throughout the weekend. His ability to score in key moments helped Rage TOA maintain momentum and finish atop the division.
17 Open: Bay to Bay 17-1
Bay to Bay 17-1 showcased depth and consistency on its way to a perfect 10-0 record in the highly competitive 17 Open division. MVP Lucas Dong anchored the team's backcourt as libero, providing steady serve receive and defensive coverage throughout the tournament. His contributions helped fuel Bay to Bay's championship run and undefeated finish.
17 Club: MVVC B 17 Black
MVVC B 17 Black completed an impressive 10-0 tournament performance. Right-side hitter Alonzo Davis earned MVP recognition for his impact on both sides of the net, delivering key kills while providing a strong blocking presence. His all-around play helped MVVC separate itself from the field.
16 Open: Team Rockstar 16 Angel
Team Rockstar 16 Angel finished the weekend undefeated at 9-0 and claimed the 16 Open championship with a commanding 18-2 record live on the AIM+ platform. MVP Vincent Quast played a pivotal role from the right side, delivering consistent offensive production and helping control the match in critical moments. His efforts were instrumental in Team Rockstar's title-winning performance.
16 Club: Team Rockstar 16 Thomas
Team Rockstar 16 Thomas matched its club counterpart with a perfect 9-0 tournament record and an 18-2 set differential. MVP Bennett Collis led the offense, providing reliable scoring and strong all-around play throughout the event. His performance helped power Team Rockstar to the top of the 16 Club division.
15 Open: Indoor
Indoor put together a dominant championship run, finishing 9-0. Outside hitter Sam Bazargard earned MVP honors after leading the attack with consistent scoring and high-level play in pressure situations. His ability to contribute in every phase of the game helped Indoor secure the 15 Open title.
15 Club: LIV 15’s Royal
LIV 15's Royal battled through a competitive division to earn the 15 Club championship with an 8-1 record. MVP Carter Ho played a key role in the team's success, providing steady production and leadership throughout the weekend. His impact helped LIV rise above the field and capture the division.
14 Open: Balboa 14 Blue
Balboa 14 Blue completed an undefeated 9-0 run to claim the 14 Open championship, finishing with an impressive 18-2 set record. MVP Dean Wagner was a major contributor throughout the tournament, helping set the tone with consistent performances in key matches. His efforts played a significant role in Balboa's championship success.
14 Club: Bay to Bay 14 Club
Bay to Bay 14 Club finished the tournament undefeated at 8-0 to secure the 14 Club championship. MVP Nolan Bystrom delivered standout performances throughout the weekend, helping his team maintain a high level of play during its title run.
13 Open: MB Surf 13’s 1 ASICS
MB Surf 13's 1 ASICS dominated the 13 Open division, finishing 9-0 throughout the event. MVP Grayson Watkins played a key role in the team's success, consistently contributing in crucial moments and helping the team maintain momentum. His strong play helped MB Surf earn the championship trophy.
12 Open: MVVC B 12 Red
MVVC B 12 Red capped off an impressive weekend with an undefeated 8-0 record. Outside hitter Dylan Wallace earned MVP honors after providing consistent offensive production throughout the tournament. His ability to score points and energize his team helped MVVC secure the 12 Open championship.
The 2026 SoCal Cup Showcase highlighted the depth of talent in boys volleyball, with standout performances across every division and programs establishing themselves on the national stage. Through AIM+, fans, coaches, and families can continue following these teams and athletes with player profiles, team pages, highlights, statistics, and full match replays.