Every PANA tournament, game by game. Scores verified against DUPR.
252
Games played
6,846
Points scored
87
Panas · 30 came back
16
Different champions
★ PANA Power Rankings
The top 10 right now
After the Pana Pick-Up, Sep 12, 2026
Your PANA Score is out of 100: up to 35 for winning games, 25 for showing up, 15 for medals, 15 for winning points and 10 for playing strong opponents.
1Osbyel Gonzalez3 places upWinning games 25.6, Showing up 25.0, Medals 10.0, Winning points 9.2, Strong opponents 5.575.3
2Joseph E Wells II1 place downWinning games 24.1, Showing up 25.0, Medals 8.3, Winning points 9.6, Strong opponents 4.972.0
3Kenny Rodriguez1 place downWinning games 23.8, Showing up 25.0, Medals 8.3, Winning points 8.1, Strong opponents 5.170.2
4Joel Onyshuk1 place downWinning games 22.1, Showing up 25.0, Medals 6.7, Winning points 8.8, Strong opponents 4.967.5
5Katherine Mast Hagemann1 place upWinning games 21.9, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 8.1, Strong opponents 4.164.0
6Josh Davis2 places upWinning games 19.1, Showing up 25.0, Medals 6.7, Winning points 8.6, Strong opponents 4.163.5
7Kayla TullInto the top 10Winning games 20.7, Showing up 25.0, Medals 3.3, Winning points 7.8, Strong opponents 5.762.6
8Samaarth PatelInto the top 10Winning games 20.7, Showing up 25.0, Medals 0.0, Winning points 10.0, Strong opponents 5.260.9
9James CampbellInto the top 10Winning games 16.0, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 8.4, Strong opponents 4.959.2
10Manny BelalcazarInto the top 10Winning games 24.5, Showing up 16.7, Medals 5.0, Winning points 9.0, Strong opponents 3.158.3
Winning games (35)
Showing up (25)
Medals (15)
Winning points (15)
Strong opponents (10)
Players are ranked once they have played 10 games. The rankings update after every event day, and you can move without playing, because everyone else's results count too.
Players at each tournament, oldest first. 87 people have played in total, and 43 of the seats across these events were filled by someone who had played before.
Every game across every tournament. Ranked by wins, then win percentage. Pts +/- is points won minus points lost, so a plus means they scored more than they gave up.
Ranked by win percentage, then points won minus points lost per game. Built from the 30 Panas who have both taken the quiz and played a tournament, so each row is only a handful of people: read it for fun, not as proof your animal is better.