Fifth of six. Fifteen wins. Two attendance points — the worst mark in the division. And then they won it all. Ilan and Cory beat a field that included the regular-season champion and the team that led the division in both wins and Points For. The upset of the summer, at any venue, in any division.

Thirty wins, 66 points, perfect 6/6 attendance and first place every single week — The Badgers had the most dominant regular season in Baseline history. The Smash Bros started the summer ranked ninth, climbed all season, and beat them when the trophy was on the line.

Dead last in Jar Intermediate after Week 1. Climbed every single week. Finished third in the regular season with the division's best attendance record — then won the championship. Dylan and Jordan wrote the best arc of the summer.

Thirty-one wins. 362 Points For, 68 clear of anyone else. First place every week and an eighteen-point margin. Chris and Richard also became the all-time wins leaders across all three Baseline seasons — and lost the final to Pura Pickle. Brutal, and a perfect argument for playoffs.

Every other top seed in the league went down. Sohan sat fifth at The District in Week 3, took the ladder lead in Week 5, closed with twenty wins and perfect attendance, and finished the job in the playoff week. The one favourite who delivered.

Winless and dead last at Vaughan after Week 3. They finished the regular season with seven wins, level on points with seventh, and inside the playoff line. Lino and Matthew produced the comeback of the summer and reminded everyone why you play all eight weeks.