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★ PANA Power Rankings

Power Rankings

After the Pana Pick-Up, Sep 12, 2026

  1. 1Osbyel Gonzalez3 places upWinning games 25.6, Showing up 25.0, Medals 10.0, Winning points 9.2, Strong opponents 5.575.3
  2. 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
  3. 3Kenny Rodriguez1 place downWinning games 23.8, Showing up 25.0, Medals 8.3, Winning points 8.1, Strong opponents 5.170.2
  4. 4Joel Onyshuk1 place downWinning games 22.1, Showing up 25.0, Medals 6.7, Winning points 8.8, Strong opponents 4.967.5
  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
  6. 6Josh Davis2 places upWinning games 19.1, Showing up 25.0, Medals 6.7, Winning points 8.6, Strong opponents 4.163.5
  7. 7Kayla TullInto the top 10Winning games 20.7, Showing up 25.0, Medals 3.3, Winning points 7.8, Strong opponents 5.762.6
  8. 8Samaarth PatelInto the top 10Winning games 20.7, Showing up 25.0, Medals 0.0, Winning points 10.0, Strong opponents 5.260.9
  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
  10. 10Manny BelalcazarInto the top 10Winning games 24.5, Showing up 16.7, Medals 5.0, Winning points 9.0, Strong opponents 3.158.3

★ How it works

The PANA Score

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.

  • Winning gamesup to 35

    Your win rate, with 6 wins and 6 losses added to everyone's record so one hot streak can't top the table.

  • Showing upup to 25

    How many of PANA's recent open events you played. Men-only or women-only events never count against you.

  • Medalsup to 15

    Your 3 best finishes: gold 3, silver 2, bronze 1. Playing more can never lower it.

  • Winning pointsup to 15

    The share of points you won, game by game, so a close loss still counts for something.

  • Strong opponentsup to 10

    How often the people you played win their other games. Beating someone never lowers it.

Worked example: Osbyel Gonzalez, 75.3

  • Winning games24-11, counted as 30-1725.6of 35
  • Showing up4 events played, 3 open to everyone25.0of 25
  • Medals6 of 9 medal points from the best 3 finishes10.0of 15
  • Winning pointsWon 55% of the points in their games9.2of 15
  • Strong opponentsTheir opponents win about 53% of their other games5.5of 10
  • You are ranked once you have played 10 games.
  • The rankings update after every event day, using every game played up to then.
  • You can move without playing, because everyone else's results count too.
  • Only the top 10 are shown.

How the top 10 has moved

Each column is the top 10 after an event day. A line rising from the bottom is a player climbing into the top 10. The current top 3 are in teal.

Past top 10s

After the Men's Team Draft, Jul 11, 2026
  1. 1Joseph E Wells IINo changeWinning games 26.2, Showing up 25.0, Medals 8.3, Winning points 10.3, Strong opponents 4.374.1
  2. 2Kenny Rodriguez1 place downWinning games 24.4, Showing up 25.0, Medals 8.3, Winning points 8.3, Strong opponents 5.771.8
  3. 3Joel OnyshukInto the top 10Winning games 23.0, Showing up 25.0, Medals 6.7, Winning points 9.3, Strong opponents 4.868.7
  4. 4Osbyel Gonzalez1 place downWinning games 22.7, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 8.1, Strong opponents 5.366.2
  5. 5Owen KingInto the top 10Winning games 18.4, Showing up 25.0, Medals 6.7, Winning points 8.4, Strong opponents 6.064.5
  6. 6Kaydance Hensley1 place downWinning games 23.0, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 8.4, Strong opponents 2.964.3
  7. 6Katherine Mast Hagemann2 places downWinning games 22.2, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 8.2, Strong opponents 3.964.3
  8. 8Josh DavisNewWinning games 19.4, Showing up 25.0, Medals 6.7, Winning points 9.0, Strong opponents 3.964.0
  9. 8Sophea Danh2 places downWinning games 22.9, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 8.1, Strong opponents 3.064.0
  10. 10Gabriel Avella2 places downWinning games 19.3, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 7.6, Strong opponents 5.862.8
After May 31, 2026 (2 events)
  1. 1Kenny RodriguezWinning games 24.8, Showing up 25.0, Medals 3.3, Winning points 7.9, Strong opponents 5.366.3
  2. 1Joseph E Wells IIWinning games 25.1, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 8.6, Strong opponents 2.666.3
  3. 3Osbyel GonzalezWinning games 22.2, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 7.6, Strong opponents 4.764.5
  4. 4Katherine Mast HagemannWinning games 22.2, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 8.2, Strong opponents 3.964.3
  5. 5Kaydance HensleyWinning games 23.0, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 8.4, Strong opponents 2.764.1
  6. 6Sophea DanhWinning games 22.9, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 8.1, Strong opponents 2.563.5
  7. 7Joseph MadlWinning games 21.7, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 7.7, Strong opponents 3.062.4
  8. 8Gabriel AvellaWinning games 19.3, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 7.6, Strong opponents 5.162.1
  9. 9Jacqueline DagnoniWinning games 19.3, Showing up 25.0, Medals 5.0, Winning points 8.2, Strong opponents 4.462.0
  10. 10Sarah YangWinning games 28.1, Showing up 12.5, Medals 5.0, Winning points 9.8, Strong opponents 4.459.9

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