The St. Louis Shock made history by winning their first Super Sunday Belt after a commanding 3-0 victory over the Los Angeles Mad Drops at MLP St. Louis. The Shock's performance was highlighted by Anna Bright and Kate Fahey, who dominated their women's doubles match with an 11-1 win, showcasing their exceptional synergy and a new pre-match ritual that Bright credited for their success. Following this, Hayden Patriquin and Gabe Tardio triumphed in men's doubles, defeating their opponents 11-3. Entering the mixed doubles, the Shock were determined to avoid a repeat of their earlier loss in Dallas, and Bright, alongside Patriquin, sealed the match with an 11-5 victory over Jade Kawamoto and Ben Johns. This win not only avenged their earlier defeat but also marked a significant achievement for the Shock, who had steadily improved throughout the season, culminating in this championship on home soil. Bright emphasized the crucial role of their fans in their success, stating that the atmosphere significantly motivated the team to execute their game plan effectively.