The San Diego Mojo faces an uncertain future after current owners Jerri-Ann and Gary Jacobs announced they are stepping away. If Major League Volleyball cannot find a new ownership group, the team may be forced to fold.
Jerri-Ann and Gary Jacobs have run the franchise up to this point. Their decision to step down leaves the club without its current leaders. The move creates an immediate need for new ownership.
Major League Volleyball now has to secure a new ownership group to keep the Mojo operating. Without that support, the team could close its doors. The league’s ability to recruit investors will determine the club’s fate.
The possibility of folding carries consequences for players, staff and fans. Team members could face job uncertainty. Supporters may lose a local sports option they follow.
Local youth programs and community partners who work with the team could also feel the impact. The loss of a professional franchise would reduce local sports opportunities and economic activity tied to games and events.
Major League Volleyball and potential buyers will likely decide the next steps in the coming weeks. For now, the future of the San Diego Mojo rests on whether a new ownership group emerges to take over the team.
