Swing for the Spectrum 2025 – A Day Full of Heart, Hustle, and Community
- Josh Neuberger

- Jun 10
- 3 min read
Updated: Oct 27

On May 31st, 2025, the fields at Kiest Park in Dallas were alive with energy, passion, and purpose as we hosted our 2nd annual Swing for the Spectrum tournament. From the first pitch to the final out, it was a day filled with unforgettable moments, all in support of our amazing charity partner, Bee-Happy.
Only a single minor hiccup on the day—one of the fields was too wet to use due to rain earlier in the week—we pushed forward and made the most of every inning. Unfortunately, we had to cancel the Men’s and Women’s Home Run Derbies, but the spirit of the event never slowed down.
⚡ The Busy Bee Experience
The Busy Bee Experience was a huge hit! Ten incredible participants showed off their skills in the Longest Ball competition, and every one of them went home with their own diamond encased PineRider Champion Ring.
Throughout the day, they got to join in on various in-game activities—from hitting balls and running bases to making calls alongside our umpires. There was face painting, an inflatable game station, and plenty of high-fives and cheers from the sidelines. It was pure joy watching them shine on and off the field.
🎟️ Raffles, Auction & Donations
The silent auction and raffles brought the community together in another big way. Thanks to the generosity of our donors and supporters, we were able to raise an impressive amount:💰 Team Donations: $1630 | Jerseys & Shirts: $555 | Silent Auction & Raffles Total: $1440
Gloves, Balls, & Bands: $640
🙌 Total Donations Raised for Bee-Happy: $4265

🙏 A Huge Thank You to Our Sponsors & Donating Partners
This event would not have been possible without our incredible sponsors and donation partners, including:

Sponsors
Chapter Realty Group
Metro Mechanical Inc
Fred’s Muffler and Automotive
Brinson Chevrolet - NTX Chevy Dealers
Neighborhood Credit Union
Donating Partners
Old White House Candle Company
X4 Athletics Apparel
Raising Canes
KJ SkateZone - Kaufman
Lucy's Party Shop - Kaufman
Wings Over Kaufman
Nina's Brunch - Forney
Taco's El Tejano - Catering and Events
Wreaths by Amy
Phillips Creations
The Guenzel Family
The Donahue Family
Ann-Drea & Family
If you're still looking to support the cause, we have plenty of tournament shirts left where $5 from every purchase is donated to Bee-Happy, get yours today! (FREE SHIPPING)
🥎 Coed & Women’s Tournament Highlights
With 18 teams across the Coed and Women’s divisions, the level of competition and camaraderie was unmatched. Teams came ready to play, and each game was packed with excitement, heart, and plenty of jaw-dropping plays.

📸 Team Photos
We sincerely thank every team for participating in the tournament. Your enthusiasm and dedication ensured the event's success and supported a meaningful cause. Each team's donation to Bee-Happy will significantly impact their initiatives. We appreciate your commitment to competition and community support. Thank you for being a vital part of this event!
COED Division:
Full Send - Jeff Donahue
Kraken - Ashley Guenzel
Tacos El Tejano - Julio Mota
The Sandlot - Crystal Butler
FBG$ - Megan Wadsworth
Ashton’s All Stars - Paul Snipes
Texas Heat - Dylan Gomez
Smokin Bunts - Kenzie Stephenson
ETX Misfits - Keaton Massey
Birds and the Bees - Queen B
Harper's Warriors - Candice Ross
Hellfish - Cody Shepherd
Women's Division:
Boujee Bees - Queen Bee
Lady HW - Candice Ross
Angels In The Outfield - Rachel Sobolewski
Lady Bombers - Ashley Guenzel
The Queen Bees - Kenzie Stephenson
LSS - Harley Taylor


📸 Action Shot Galleries
We captured so many special moments—from the Busy Bee Experience to the tournament games—and we can’t wait for you to relive the day through our photo galleries.
Swing for the Spectrum wasn’t just a tournament—it was a celebration of inclusion, community, and playing for something bigger than the scoreboard. Thank you to everyone who made it possible. We’re already looking forward to next year! 💙
















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































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