Mike Mobbs returned to the Gatemen for a fourth season in 2025, having coached in Wareham in 2018 and 2023-24. Mobbs served as hitting coach/3B coach for the 2018 championship team. Mobbs has spent eight years coaching collegiately, four years at Felician University (2014-17) and four years at New York University (2017-21). Mobbs has spent the past two years coaching at Don Bosco Prep, who are back-to-back NJ State Champions, crowned the No. 1 ranked team in the state of NJ and top 50 nationally. In 2019, NYU would set a program record for conference victories while once again leading the UAA in runs, triples and walks. Five players were selected All-UAA, three received ACBA All-Region awards and one was a CoSIDA Academic All-District selection. In 2018, with Mobbs as hitting coach, NYU set a school record in wins and hit .300 as a team.
As hitting coach at Felician University, the Falcons would lead the East Region (37 teams) in batting average in consecutive years, 2016 and 2017. In 2017, Felician would become nationally ranked for the first time in school history, reaching as high as No. 16 in the country. Mobbs played collegiately at Fordham University, where he would finish top 20 in school history in games played. As a senior, Mobbs led Fordham in runs scored and fielding percentage while being named team captain. After graduating, he would go on to play three years in the Frontier League & American Association, collecting 135 hits in 135 professional games. In 2011, Mobbs finished as a finalist for the Frontier League Rookie of the Year, hitting .288 with 17 doubles and seven home runs.
In the 2024 Cape Cod season, the Gatemen offense led the league in OPS, slugging, doubles and triples. In the spring of 2025, Mobbs coached at Don Bosco Prep again, where the team won the NJ State Championship for the third time in four years, hit .352 as a team and finished ranked No. 17 nationally. In the 2025 MLB Draft, five hitters coached by Mobbs would be selected in the first 102 picks (Brendan Summerhill, Murf Gray, Nick Becker from Don Bosco Prep, Max Williams and Antonio Jimenez). In total, nine former players would be drafted and signed in the draft. In the 2025 summer season, Wareham's offense once again led the Cape League in OPS, slugging, doubles and triples, and the team also led the league in runs scored and home runs.