INTENNSE Championship: FREEZE 137 vs. OUTRIDERS 130

INTENNSE Championship: FREEZE 137 vs. OUTRIDERS 130

ATLANTA, GA – August 1, 2026 at 7 PM – The INTENNSE Arena at Assembly Studios in Atlanta, GA hosted FREEZE vs. OUTRIDERS in a postseason showdown.


It all came down to this—championship night.

From the very first point, you could feel the nerves on both sides. Nothing can truly prepare you for playing in a championship, and it showed early as every point was hard-earned. The intensity never faded, with both teams battling through pressure-packed moments all night long.

Neither team was able to create much separation. Every time one side looked ready to take control, the other answered. It was a back-and-forth fight from start to finish, with both teams refusing to give an inch. Rather than one player taking over, this championship was decided by grit, resilience, and a complete team effort. Every player had to dig deep just to survive each rally and keep their team's title hopes alive.

Credit belongs to the OUTRIDERS for an incredible championship run. After battling through adversity all season, they once again showed why they deserved to be playing on the final night. They never backed down and pushed FREEZE to the limit.

In the end, FREEZE's complete team effort proved to be the difference. Every player contributed when it mattered most, and together they found a way to finish the job. It was one of the most emotional victories of the season, as FREEZE captured the championship after an unforgettable battle.

FREEZE Head Coach Simon Pritchard: “Look, I mean honestly it was a culmination of two months of hard work and it all came down to one 10-minute bolt there at the end. Unbelievable. All eight of them contributed in a big, big way. You know, they worked hard day in and day out at practice and it showed every single week on the arc.”

FREEZE Raul Garcia: “I’m super proud of this team. They did amazing. I’m super happy that we pulled this off. I was so nervous. I never felt this way before. So yeah, excited to see what’s coming for next year.”

OUTRIDERS Head Coach Amy O’Connell: “It was well played from the very first shot to the last. I’m very proud of the way my team competed. The FREEZE has a great team, and it was a great night. Yeah, I would not trade my eight players for the world. They worked hard for me all year. We had a blast.”

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