After a luckless season, Kalei Mau vowed to do everything to help F2 Logistics in its trek back to the throne of the Philippine Superliga All-Filipino Conference.

Mau, the Filipino-American spiker from Arizona, claimed to be on a mission as the Cargo Movers head into crucial Game 2 of their best-of-three finals series against Cignal.

This could be Mau’s first title in the country’s premier women’s volleyball league.

She arrived in the country last year and played for United VC, which failed to get past the semifinals.

Now, she has a golden chance of becoming a champion as the Cargo Movers enjoy a 1-0 edge over the HD Spikers.

F2 Logistics and Cignal are still clashing at press time.

Cignal is not going down without a fight.

“I want it more than anything,” said Mau, who played as starting open spiker for the Arizona Wildcats in the US National Collegiate Athletic Association.

“The mindset is that it’s ours. Every opportunity we get, every set I get, I’m going to put it down because we’re not playing around. The stakes are high and I’m excited to get my first title.”

True enough, Mau has been doing everything to help the Cargo Movers snap its three-year title drought in the All-Filipino.

She erupted for 27 points carry the Cargo Movers to a 25-22, 26-24, 18-25, 17-25, 15-8 victory in Game 1 over the weekend at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

Prior to that, she served as the biggest threat in offense when the Cargo Movers raced to a 12-2 win-loss mark in the preliminaries before creaming Sta. Lucia in the quarterfinals and Foton in the semifinals.

Still, she knows that prevailing over Cignal will never be easy.

“Cignal is not going down without a fight. And they did a really good job coming back and pressing us, and challenging us,” said Mau, who is clashing with close friend and former United VC teammate Alohi Robins-Hardy of the HD Spikers.