Garrahan put together a summer full of competition, growth, and valuable game experience. The team finished the season 3–7, scoring 77 runs across 10 games.

Offensively, the Rebels showed plenty of firepower, collecting 73 hits and 40 walks while consistently putting pressure on opposing defenses. Aggressive baserunning was a major strength, with the team stealing 78 bases throughout the season.

The final tournament stretch featured some of the team's most exciting offensive games. The Rebels battled through back-and-forth contests, including a 16–10 game and a 17–14 game where they scored 10 and 14 runs, respectively. Despite coming up short in both, the team repeatedly fought back, erased deficits, and showed its ability to generate offense.

The summer also provided important opportunities to develop pitching, defense, situational awareness, and resilience. The Rebels faced a variety of competition and continued learning how to respond when games didn't go their way. Most importantly, this season gave the group meaningful reps and experiences that will carry forward.

The Purdom team faced a challenging summer schedule that provided valuable opportunities for growth and development. The team continued to compete, learn, and build experience in a variety of game situations.

Offensively, the Purdom showed strong patience at the plate, drawing 29 walks across the games provided. The team also demonstrated aggressive baserunning, recording 29 stolen bases and putting pressure on opposing defenses.

The team showed flashes of offensive production, including a five-run first inning in which the Rebels jumped out to an early lead. The defense also had several strong moments, including multiple games without committing an error and turning a double play. While the results were not always in the Rebels' favor, the summer provided important reps against competitive competition. The team gained experience handling adversity, learning from difficult innings, and continuing to compete through challenging situations.

Depending on the tournament, the Govertsen and Funaki teams split into separate teams or combined rosters based on player availability, creating opportunities for athletes to compete in different lineups and situations throughout the summer.

The Rebels finished the summer with eight or more runs in three games, including a 13-hit performance and a seven-run inning. The team consistently showed an aggressive offensive approach, putting pressure on defenses with quality at-bats, timely hitting, and aggressive baserunning.

One of the summer's highlights came when the Rebels scored 15 runs on 10 hits, while drawing eight walks and stealing an impressive 19 bases. The team also played error-free defense, demonstrating strong focus and execution on both sides of the ball.

The Rebels carried that momentum into another 13-4 victory, combining timely hitting, patience at the plate, aggressive baserunning, and solid pitching. The team added seven stolen bases and eight walks while again playing error-free defense.

Defensively, the Rebels had several strong performances, including multiple error-free games. While pitching and defensive consistency remain areas for continued growth, the team gained valuable experience managing high-pressure innings, responding to adversity, and competing through challenging situations.

The 2025 summer season was about more than the win-loss record. It was an opportunity to challenge the players, build confidence, expand their skill sets, and prepare them for the next level of competition. The team showed significant potential while gaining experience that will continue to pay off in future seasons.