Los Angeles Mission College Women's Volleyball

Los Angeles Mission College Women's Volleyball Head Coach: Nabil Mardini
Assistant Coaches: David Decker, Danetta Boykin

Mardini Coaching Clinic – Organized by the Lebanese Federation
12/19/2025

Mardini Coaching Clinic – Organized by the Lebanese Federation

12/03/2025

Playing in front of a record crowd, the Eagles defeated the Mounties of Mt. San Antonio College in four sets to punch their ticket to a second straight Elite Eight State Tournament.

It was, without question, the best volleyball we have played all season.

As a team, the Eagles recorded a season-high 15 aces and 54 kills—a dominant performance to seal the win.

The Elite Eight Championship Tournament is taking place at Folsom Lake College (Folsom, CA) this coming weekend (December 4-7).

Our first match is Friday at 4pm against Feather River College.

You can watch the free livestream at https://www.overnght.com/sports/volleyball

Your  #2 L.A. Mission Eagles (25-4) punched their ticket into the Regional Finals and will be taking on  #7 Mount San An...
11/29/2025

Your #2 L.A. Mission Eagles (25-4) punched their ticket into the Regional Finals and will be taking on #7 Mount San Antonio College (22-5).

Match starts at 6:00 PM at LA Mission. Winner advances to the Elite Eight State Tournament in Folsom Lake, CA.

Livestream is on the LAMC EAGLES Sports Network YouTube Channel.

 #2 LA Mission vs.  #15 Mira Costa at 6pm
11/25/2025

#2 LA Mission vs. #15 Mira Costa at 6pm

10/07/2025
09/02/2025

Defending state champ Feather River is #1 on 2025 first Women's Volleyball Top 25

In Loving Memory of "Big Daddy"In 2000, I was given the incredible opportunity to take over the head women’s coaching po...
06/11/2025

In Loving Memory of "Big Daddy"

In 2000, I was given the incredible opportunity to take over the head women’s coaching position from Turhan Douglas (Turbo). That moment marked the beginning of my journey as a coach—but more importantly, it marked the beginning of a life-changing mentorship with a man I came to know, respect, and love deeply: Big Daddy.

Sharing an office with him was one of the greatest privileges of my life. I came into that role full of hope, but after a tough 0-20 season, I was crushed. I sat in that office one day, completely defeated, and decided I was done. Coaching wasn’t for me. I was ready to return to my old engineering career.

Big Daddy didn’t try to convince me otherwise with words. Instead, he handed me John Wooden’s Blue Book and asked me to read the page about Abraham Lincoln’s life—decades of setbacks, failures, and heartbreaks before he became one of history’s greatest leaders. Then Big Daddy quietly walked away.

Thirty minutes later, he returned, placed a hand on my shoulder, looked me in the eye, and asked, “Do you still want to quit, young man?”

That single moment shifted the course of my life. His belief in me—and in perseverance, humility, and lifelong growth—became the foundation of my coaching philosophy. Without Big Daddy, I truly don’t believe I would have stayed the course. His wisdom and quiet strength shaped not just my career, but my character.

Big Daddy was more than a coach or colleague. He was a mentor, a teacher, and a true example of what it means to lead with grace and purpose.

When a man leaves this earth, the only thing of real value he leaves behind is his legacy. And Big Daddy's legacy is one of greatness, generosity, and impact that will be felt for generations to come.

Rest in peace, Big Daddy. You will never be forgotten.

12/21/2024
Game Day. Let's bring it!
11/26/2024

Game Day.

Let's bring it!

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