Led by Lana Quinata with 44 points, the Lady Nationals jumped out to an early lead, outscoring Fuetsa 24-9 in the opening quarter. Fuetsa, a four-time Super League champion, found its offense in the second quarter with 26 points, but the Lady Nationals nearly matched that total with 25 to take a 49-35 lead into halftime.

The Lady Nationals continued their strong offensive performance in the third quarter, adding another 26 points. Elysia Perez hit five three-pointers in the period to extend the Nationals' lead to 75-55 heading into the final 10 minutes.

Fuetsa battled back in the fourth quarter, cutting the deficit to seven points, but could not get any closer. Quinata took control down the stretch, scoring 12 points in the final period to help the Lady Nationals secure the 102-84 championship victory. 

Quinata led the Lady Nationals with 44 points, while Perez added 31. Dallas Martinez led Fuetsa with 23 points, followed by Anslie Saralejo with 22 and Zvenly Peralta with 21. 

The Lady Nationals completed an undefeated season with a 7-0 record, while Fuetsa finished at 5-2.

Following the championship game, the Super League announced its 15-member All-League Team and Most Valuable Player.

2026 Lady Triton Super League All-League Team

• Player – Team
  
• Zava Muna - Stingrays
  
• Emily Duenas - Stingrays
  
• Mylie Navarro - Lady Tritons
  
• Phaedra Taijeron - Lady Tritons
  
• Michaela Merutka - BallHers
  
• Edrianna Lorenzo - BallHers
  
• Erin Escalera - JusForFuns
  
• Rayah Julian - JusForFuns
  
• Hayley Willey - JusForFuns
  
• Nicolette Perez - Fuetsa
  
• Dory Goday - Fuetsa
  
• Anslie Saralejo - Fuetsa
  
• Elysia Perez - Lady Nationals
  
• Derrin Stinnett - Lady Nationals
  
• Bori Benito - Lady Nationals

Most Valuable Player: Lana Quinata, Lady Nationals
Quinata earned her third consecutive Super League MVP award.
The Lady Triton Super League is expected to return in late January 2027 for its spring season.

JusForFuns Takes 3rd Place In Lady Triton Super League
JusForFuns capped off a historic season in the Lady Triton Super League with a 73-53 victory over BallHers on Wednesday night to claim third place.

After going winless in its previous Super League seasons, JusForFuns earned its first regular-season victories this year and finished with a third-place trophy. The team's previous wins had come during the Super League Summer Tournament, which used a different format.

After forfeiting its semifinal game against the Lady Nationals on Monday, JusForFuns returned Wednesday with five players available. Despite the limited roster, the team dominated the opening quarter, outscoring BallHers 21-3 to take an early lead.

BallHers found its offense in the second quarter, but JusForFuns maintained control and carried a 40-20 advantage into halftime.

JusForFuns continued to hold off BallHers in the second half, leading 55-32 after three quarters before securing the 73-53 victory and the third-place finish.

Toni Tyquiengco led JusForFuns with 24 points, while Ari Arceo added 16. Jessica Dela Cruz paced BallHers with 18 points, followed by Cassandra Kido with 17.

JusForFuns finished the season with a 4-4 record, while BallHers ended at 3-5.