In their fifth season in 2017, the South Bay Storm Collegiate Baseball Team competed in the Golden State League, playing a 44-game schedule. The team faced a difficult year, finishing with a 6–38 record. Despite the challenges, the season served as a period of resilience and learning, as the Storm continued to focus on player development and laying the groundwork for future improvement.

In their sixth season in 2018, the South Bay Storm Collegiate Baseball Team continued competing in the Golden State League, playing a 42-game schedule. The Storm finished with a 10–32 record, enduring another challenging campaign. Despite the results, the season remained focused on player development and growth, as the organization continued working to strengthen the program and build toward future success.

In their seventh season in 2019, the South Bay Storm Collegiate Baseball Team continued competition in the Golden State League, playing a 42-game schedule. The team finished with a 9–33 record, facing another tough season against league opponents. Despite the challenges, the Storm remained focused on player development and gaining valuable experience, continuing their commitment to building a stronger and more competitive program for the future.

Due to Covid the 2020 Season was Canceled

In their eighth season in 2021, the South Bay Storm Collegiate Baseball Team returned to action in the Golden State League following disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to a delayed start and a shortened schedule, the Storm played 24 games and finished with an 8–16 record. Despite the unusual circumstances, the season provided an important opportunity for players to compete and continue their development as the program resumed operations.

In their ninth season in 2022, the South Bay Storm Collegiate Baseball Team continued competition in the Golden State League, playing a 31-game schedule. The Storm finished with a 16–15 record, securing a winning season and showing significant improvement. The year reflected the program’s continued growth and competitiveness, as the team built on its return from the previous shortened season and moved forward with renewed momentum.

In their tenth season in 2023, the South Bay Storm Collegiate Baseball Team competed in what would be their final year in the Golden State League. The Storm played a 23-game schedule and finished with a 5–18 record. Despite the challenging season, the year marked the conclusion of an era for the program in the league, highlighting a decade of competition, player development, and commitment to collegiate summer baseball.

In their eleventh season in 2024, the South Bay Storm Collegiate Baseball Team entered a new chapter as an independent program, competing without league affiliation. The team played a 23-game schedule and finished with a 2–21 record, marking a challenging year as the organization began a rebuilding phase. Despite the results, the season represented a transition period focused on restructuring, development, and laying the foundation for future growth.

In their 12th season in 2025, the South Bay Storm Collegiate Baseball Team entered a new era under a new head coach and joined the Bay Area Collegiate League. The Storm played a 37-game schedule and finished with an 11–26 record, marking a significant improvement in the second year of the program’s rebuild. The season reflected renewed energy and progress, as the team continued to develop, compete, and lay the groundwork for future success.