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Ended the season with a 6-3 record and achieved record breaking attendance.

Undefeated regular season and National Champion Runner-Up finishing with a 10-1 season record.

The Surge remained active in the community while rebuilding for the next season.

Advanced to the first round of playoffs.

National Champion Runner-Up With an 11-3 season record.

Undefeated regular season and National Champion Runner-Up finishing with a 12-1 season record.

The foundational year for the Surge after building a consistent brand in the community for five years. The Surge won their second National Championship, finishing with a 13-2 season record.

Returning with powerful momentum, the Surge won their third consecutive Midwest Regional Championship. They made another appearance to the National Championship, but fell short finishing #2 in the Nation and a final record of 13-2.

Year three of credibility in the city of St. Louis. After winning back-to-back Midwest Regional Championships, the Surge also won their first National Championship. The Surge finished with an incredible season of 13-2, averaging 94 points per ball game and growing a fan base of more than a couple of thousand per game.

The Surge went through a complete rebrand, new logo, staff, coaches and roster. It was the beginning of a new chapter a glimpse of what the Surge would continue to build. They completed another successful year by going undefeated in the regular season, winning their first Midwest Regional Tournament and finishing top 3 in the Nation with a record of 13-1.

The Surge began to build the brand of Surge with the first complete season as a program; making the University of Missouri-St. Louis (UMSL) their new home court. Averaging 94 points per ball game, finishing 13-4 and #2 in the Nation; it was a great introduction into the city of St. Louis.

In May of 2011, Khalia Collier became one of the youngest owners in the country after taken over ownership of the franchise at 23 years old.