The Baltic volleyball championship culminated in a closely contested final where Kaunas-VDU emerged victorious against TÜ/Bigbank, securing the title of the best women's team in the Baltics. The match, held in Kaunas, saw TÜ/Bigbank initially take a lead in the first game, reaching a score of 23:20. However, they failed to maintain their advantage and lost the first set, ultimately succumbing 1-3 in a best-of-five match format.

The second game saw TÜ/Bigbank manage to hold their lead and take one set, but the momentum shifted in favor of the Lithuanian team in the third set, which they convincingly won. The fourth set was dominated by Kaunas-VDU, who established an early lead that TÜ/Bigbank could not overcome, despite reducing the gap to within a point on multiple occasions. The match concluded with Kaunas-VDU converting their fifth match point after a tense series of exchanges, highlighting the competitive nature of the finals.

This victory is significant as it reinforces Kaunas-VDU's standing in Baltic volleyball and reflects the evolving competitive landscape of women's sports in the region. The performance of individual players, particularly Nora Lember from TÜ/Bigbank, who scored 16 points, showcases the talent present in Estonian volleyball, even in the face of defeat. The match exemplifies not only the spirit of competition but also the increasing recognition of women's sports in the Baltics.