​Dee brought a powerful focus on connection, sisterhood, and making the path wider during her title year. She traveled the Women of Drummer regional circuit with a mission to build relationships that extended beyond the events themselves—connecting women across regions through play, education, mutual support, and shared experience. Her year emphasized the idea that Women of Drummer is not simply a series of events, but a community that continues long after the music stops.

Nicole brought a spirit of adventure and determination to their title year, becoming the first Woman of Drummer contestant from the Northeast region and the first to facilitate a regional weekend in Costa Rica. Known for their willingness to embrace challenges, Nicole set a record for the shortest amount of time between meeting a play partner and competing together on stage. She also hold the unique distinction of being the only contestant to bottom to both a chain and a stapler simultaneously during competition.

Jewel broke new ground in multiple ways during their historic title year. They were the first Woman of Drummer contestant from the Mid-Atlantic region and the first titleholder to attend Women of Drummer events in Costa Rica. Jewel also became the first bottom to hold the title, as well as the first Black, first transgender, and youngest person ever crowned Woman of Drummer. Their reign reflected the organization's ongoing commitment to expanding representation and celebrating the diversity of the leather community.

Sara demonstrated exceptional dedication and leadership during her title year, facilitating all six regional events within a six-month period as the organization adapted to the challenges of the COVID era. She earned the highest competition score of any Woman of Drummer contestant to date and later continued her service to the organization as Contest Coordinator after completing her title year and serving as a judge. Sara also holds the distinction of achieving the highest play auction bid in Women of Drummer history.

Honey made history as the first Woman of Drummer contestant from the South-Central region and led during one of the most challenging periods in recent memory. Her title year was unexpectedly shaped by the worldwide COVID-19 shutdown, requiring creativity and resilience as events moved online—including conducting interviews from her bathtub. Known for embracing adventure, she participated in Mardi Gras celebrations in Australia and remains the only titleholder to have held all of her regional events in the snow.

Voss was the inaugural Woman of Drummer, helping lay the foundation for the organization as it exists today. She played a key role in developing titleholder expectations and regional processes, setting standards that continue to guide the program. During her title year, she represented the organization internationally by marching in the Pride Parade in Malta and remains the only Woman of Drummer titleholder to have competed outside of Ramblewood.