1. Suspects
Led by the dynamic QB Geoff Subia and standout star Tyler Walker, the Suspects have dominated the field with top-tier talent and veteran expertise. Every position is filled with exceptional players who have kept fans thrilled all season long.
2. Warfare
Dean Palumbo’s leadership has turned Warfare into a thrilling powerhouse, mixing young rising stars with seasoned veterans. Their blend of energy and experience makes them a team to watch closely.
3. Let’s Go
After a rollercoaster season, Let’s Go is poised for a major comeback. With a championship under their belt, they’re ready to reclaim their top spot this fall.
4. No Smoke
Rising fast in the Gametime ranks, No Smoke is driven by the exceptional Devin Marquez and QB John M. Their relentless pursuit of excellence has catapulted them into the spotlight.
5. Killa Bees
The sensation of the season! Killa Bees, led by the electrifying Jaden Hodges, are bursting with young talent and energy. They’re the most exciting team on the rise, making every game they play a spectacle.
6. Bless da Babies
Brimming with raw talent, Bless da Babies have incredible potential. However, they need to harness discipline, responsibility, and teamwork. They’re at a crossroads—will they improve or break up?
7. Phantoms
Known for their strategic prowess and formidable defense, the Phantoms, led by John Ochoa, have shown they can handle high-pressure situations. This veteran team continues to be a force to be reckoned with.
8. Honey Badgers
This young, hungry team came tantalizingly close to clinching their division title. With their determination and youthful energy, they’re set to make a big impact next season.
9. Corona Compas
Fresh off a championship win last season, Corona Compas, led by the versatile Eric Duenas, are looking to continue their growth and aim for another strong push this fall.
10. High Level
With the brilliant David Kistner at the helm, High Level’s deep knowledge of the game and veteran prowess make them a formidable competitor every time they hit the field.
