Roster:  

Carmen Lefoer (Captain) as Luigi, Baby Bowser, or Morton 

Louis Kordish as Link

Robin Jaber as Isabelle or Kirby

Nathaniel Sutton as Greninja

 

Set 1 

Link started the night by taking on Pyra/Mythra, and he wasted no time setting the pace — landing the first hit, taking the first stock with a forward air, and then cleaning up another before finishing the round with a reverse upB offstage. Link kept that momentum rolling into the second Pyra/Mythra, again landing the opening hit, losing one stock, but taking the rest with an upB, a forward air, and a final hit to close it out. King K. Rool stopped Link's run with a sideB, sending Isabelle into the ring next. Isabelle traded stocks with K. Rool — losing one to a back throw, taking one with an up smash, then another with an up air — before getting spiked into an upair jab and finished offstage by a back air. Greninja came in to clean up, dropping one stock but taking K. Rool's stock with a downtilt into forward air. That set up a dominating match against a third Pyra/Mythra, where Greninja took all three stocks with a forward smash, a forward air, and a back air while staying under 100% damage the entire time. 
 

Set 2 

Starting with Luigi vs. Inkling, it was a slow burn at first — both players sitting around 130% before Inkling dropped the first stock. Inkling lost another almost immediately, barely scratching Luigi, who didn't lose his own stock until well over 150%. Luigi wrapped it up with an up smash and finished the match at only 27% damage. Then came the Luigi vs. Pyra/Mythra show, where Luigi absolutely steamrolled: three stocks taken with two upBs and a final kill at just 82% damage, ending the entire sequence with under 60% on him. The next Pyra/Mythra didn't fare much better — losing stocks to a plunger, a downB, and a forward air — though Luigi did drop one stock along the way. The final match was Luigi vs. King K. Rool, and it was a blowout: K. Rool lost one stock to downB, another to downB again, and then got zerotodeathed to finish the night. A clean, dominant victory for  Saint Francis.