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 In the 2025 season, Neeley Rutledge was a key player for Texas Wesleyan, participated in all 33 matches, providing consistent contributions on the defensive end. Rutledge played a pivotal role in the back row, amassing a team-high 133 digs over the course of the season. She demonstrated her defensive prowess early on by recording 21 digs against Kansas Wesleyan on August 29, a season-high for her, while also adding four set assists and a service ace in that match.

Throughout the season, Rutledge showcased her ability to contribute from the service line, notching six aces. Her performance against Oklahoma Panhandle State on September 26 was notable, where she combined two set assists with one ace and five digs, illustrating her versatility on the court.

Despite not contributing any kills, Rutledge's defensive efforts were crucial, as evidenced by her 18-dig performance against Our Lady of the Lake on August 16, helping the team secure a 3-2 victory. Her defensive consistency across all matches was a significant component of the team's overall success.

Rutledge's season totals included 13 set assists and two total points, highlighting her role in facilitating plays and supporting her teammates. Her ability to read the game and provide stability in the back row made her an invaluable asset to Texas Wesleyan throughout the season.