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The Record Book

Two books in one: the 2026 season — Matchdays 1 and 2 so far, still being written — and the all-time career book across the 2025 and 2026 seasons (1,655 players rated, 9,597 nets counted).

2026 Season All-Time

Season 2026 matchdaysCareer Aug 2025 – todayAll-Star selections tracked yearlyHall of Fame the long road

2026 Season

Top 25 on each board. Matchday 3 and the Playoffs will move these — the season book closes in Orlando.

Best Win Rate (20+ nets)

1. Connor NelsonSan Jose Shockwave95% · 20–1 · 21 nets
2. Saksham DhuriaSan Jose Shockwave Minor90% · 18–2 · 20 nets
3. Josh CainSan Diego Breakers90% · 18–2 · 20 nets
4. Sougat PradhanSeattle Rain M190% · 18–2 · 20 nets
5. Caleb CummingsLA Goats86% · 18–3 · 21 nets
6. Sasha MariniukSan Jose Shockwave80% · 16–4 · 20 nets
7. Devon LeeSan Jose Shockwave Minor80% · 16–4 · 20 nets
8. Xande PlaistedLehi Raptors75% · 15–5 · 20 nets
9. Garrett CarverLehi Raptors75% · 15–5 · 20 nets
10. Taylor ChurchLehi Raptors75% · 15–5 · 20 nets
11. Lucas PruettLA Goats71% · 15–6 · 21 nets
12. Tyler FernandezDallas Lonestar67% · 16–8 · 24 nets
13. Fredric HinkleDallas Lonestar67% · 16–8 · 24 nets
14. Will RiesVancouver Sentinels65% · 13–7 · 20 nets
15. Nick WidemanVancouver Sentinels65% · 13–7 · 20 nets
16. Juan MoscosoSeattle Rain65% · 13–7 · 20 nets
17. Grant GougerDenver Rams65% · 13–7 · 20 nets
18. Luke MowryDallas Lonestar62% · 15–9 · 24 nets
19. Gabe GerberWasatch Warriors Attack62% · 13–8 · 21 nets
20. Rahul MurthyDallas Lonestar57% · 12–9 · 21 nets
21. Solomon BerrySeattle Rain55% · 11–9 · 20 nets
22. Kody PriceIdaho Falls Freeze55% · 11–9 · 20 nets
23. Jack WallaceDenver Rams55% · 11–9 · 20 nets
24. Matthew XuAustin Bats Minor54% · 13–11 · 24 nets
25. Garrett AshtonAustin Bats50% · 17–17 · 34 nets

Most Nets Won

1. Connor NelsonSan Jose Shockwave20 won · 21 nets
2. Saksham DhuriaSan Jose Shockwave Minor18 won · 20 nets
3. Josh CainSan Diego Breakers18 won · 20 nets
4. Caleb CummingsLA Goats18 won · 21 nets
5. Sougat PradhanSeattle Rain M118 won · 20 nets
6. Garrett AshtonAustin Bats17 won · 34 nets
7. Eddy LeungVancouver Sentinels17 won · 19 nets
8. Sasha MariniukSan Jose Shockwave16 won · 20 nets
9. Devon LeeSan Jose Shockwave Minor16 won · 20 nets
10. Tyler FernandezDallas Lonestar16 won · 24 nets
11. Fredric HinkleDallas Lonestar16 won · 24 nets
12. Austin SquireWasatch Warriors Attack16 won · 19 nets
13. Lucas PruettLA Goats15 won · 21 nets
14. Rafi MoldovskySan Diego Breakers15 won · 18 nets
15. Luke MowryDallas Lonestar15 won · 24 nets
16. Iason HayesAustin Bats15 won · 34 nets
17. Kavan DhariaSeattle Rain M115 won · 18 nets
18. Connor RaglandSeattle Rain M115 won · 18 nets
19. Xande PlaistedLehi Raptors15 won · 20 nets
20. Garrett CarverLehi Raptors15 won · 20 nets
21. Taylor ChurchLehi Raptors15 won · 20 nets
22. Joe CairesSan Jose Shockwave Minor14 won · 19 nets
23. Reece YoshizawaLA Goats P214 won · 18 nets
24. James LamkinSan Diego Breakers14 won · 17 nets
25. Ahren GwynnSan Diego Breakers14 won · 17 nets

Most Nets Played

1. Garrett AshtonAustin Bats34 nets · 17–17
2. Iason HayesAustin Bats34 nets · 15–19
3. Nakul ModyAustin Bats32 nets · 14–18
4. Luke MowryDallas Lonestar24 nets · 15–9
5. Tyler FernandezDallas Lonestar24 nets · 16–8
6. Fredric HinkleDallas Lonestar24 nets · 16–8
7. Matthew XuAustin Bats Minor24 nets · 13–11
8. Erick OsthiemerKirkland Fog22 nets · 11–11
9. Connor NelsonSan Jose Shockwave21 nets · 20–1
10. Lucas PruettLA Goats21 nets · 15–6
11. Caleb CummingsLA Goats21 nets · 18–3
12. Rahul MurthyDallas Lonestar21 nets · 12–9
13. Evan DeragonAustin Bats21 nets · 10–11
14. Zachary AbasKirkland Fog21 nets · 6–15
15. Luke CookWasatch Warriors21 nets · 8–13
16. Konnor CordingleyWasatch Warriors21 nets · 7–14
17. Gabe GerberWasatch Warriors Attack21 nets · 13–8
18. Jacob GansleAustin Bats21 nets · 7–14
19. Sasha MariniukSan Jose Shockwave20 nets · 16–4
20. Devon LeeSan Jose Shockwave Minor20 nets · 16–4
21. Saksham DhuriaSan Jose Shockwave Minor20 nets · 18–2
22. Josh CainSan Diego Breakers20 nets · 18–2
23. Sougat PradhanSeattle Rain M120 nets · 18–2
24. Will RiesVancouver Sentinels20 nets · 13–7
25. Nick WidemanVancouver Sentinels20 nets · 13–7

Most Points Scored

1. Garrett AshtonAustin Bats613 pts · 34 nets
2. Iason HayesAustin Bats577 pts · 34 nets
3. Nakul ModyAustin Bats535 pts · 32 nets
4. Fredric HinkleDallas Lonestar481 pts · 24 nets
5. Luke MowryDallas Lonestar468 pts · 24 nets
6. Tyler FernandezDallas Lonestar456 pts · 24 nets
7. Caleb CummingsLA Goats439 pts · 21 nets
8. Connor NelsonSan Jose Shockwave435 pts · 21 nets
9. Sougat PradhanSeattle Rain M1417 pts · 20 nets
10. Sasha MariniukSan Jose Shockwave410 pts · 20 nets
11. Xande PlaistedLehi Raptors410 pts · 20 nets
12. Josh CainSan Diego Breakers408 pts · 20 nets
13. Garrett CarverLehi Raptors408 pts · 20 nets
14. Lucas PruettLA Goats407 pts · 21 nets
15. Devon LeeSan Jose Shockwave Minor406 pts · 20 nets
16. Saksham DhuriaSan Jose Shockwave Minor406 pts · 20 nets
17. Rahul MurthyDallas Lonestar406 pts · 21 nets
18. Grant GougerDenver Rams403 pts · 20 nets
19. Taylor ChurchLehi Raptors401 pts · 20 nets
20. Gabe GerberWasatch Warriors Attack400 pts · 21 nets
21. Matthew XuAustin Bats Minor399 pts · 24 nets
22. Juan MoscosoSeattle Rain392 pts · 20 nets
23. Erick OsthiemerKirkland Fog388 pts · 22 nets
24. Will RiesVancouver Sentinels387 pts · 20 nets
25. Kody PriceIdaho Falls Freeze387 pts · 20 nets

Fewest Points Scored Against (per net, 20+ nets)

1. Connor NelsonSan Jose Shockwave12.8 against per net · 269 total · 21 nets
2. Saksham DhuriaSan Jose Shockwave Minor13.0 against per net · 260 total · 20 nets
3. Sougat PradhanSeattle Rain M113.2 against per net · 263 total · 20 nets
4. Devon LeeSan Jose Shockwave Minor13.2 against per net · 265 total · 20 nets
5. Caleb CummingsLA Goats14.5 against per net · 305 total · 21 nets
6. Josh CainSan Diego Breakers14.9 against per net · 299 total · 20 nets
7. Fredric HinkleDallas Lonestar15.8 against per net · 379 total · 24 nets
8. Luke MowryDallas Lonestar16.2 against per net · 388 total · 24 nets
9. Tyler FernandezDallas Lonestar16.2 against per net · 388 total · 24 nets
10. Juan MoscosoSeattle Rain16.2 against per net · 325 total · 20 nets
11. Matthew XuAustin Bats Minor16.3 against per net · 392 total · 24 nets
12. Will RiesVancouver Sentinels16.4 against per net · 327 total · 20 nets
13. Evan DeragonAustin Bats16.5 against per net · 346 total · 21 nets
14. Nick WidemanVancouver Sentinels16.6 against per net · 333 total · 20 nets
15. Xande PlaistedLehi Raptors16.8 against per net · 335 total · 20 nets
16. Lucas PruettLA Goats16.8 against per net · 352 total · 21 nets
17. Sasha MariniukSan Jose Shockwave16.9 against per net · 339 total · 20 nets
18. Taylor ChurchLehi Raptors16.9 against per net · 339 total · 20 nets
19. Garrett CarverLehi Raptors17.2 against per net · 344 total · 20 nets
20. Rahul MurthyDallas Lonestar17.5 against per net · 367 total · 21 nets
21. Gabe GerberWasatch Warriors Attack17.6 against per net · 370 total · 21 nets
22. Erick OsthiemerKirkland Fog17.6 against per net · 388 total · 22 nets
23. Iason HayesAustin Bats17.8 against per net · 605 total · 34 nets
24. Solomon BerrySeattle Rain17.9 against per net · 357 total · 20 nets
25. Kody PriceIdaho Falls Freeze18.2 against per net · 364 total · 20 nets

All-Time — Career

Top 25 on each board, 2025 and 2026 combined.

Highest Pro Elo

1. Connor NelsonSan Jose ShockwaveElo 2,018 · 51–3
2. Eddy LeungVancouver SentinelsElo 1,968 · 61–11
3. Kieran RoseNew York Subway SurfersElo 1,954 · 46–8
4. Kyle FowlerAtlanta PuffinsElo 1,948 · 36–7
5. Maxime PrinceLes Patriotes De QuebecElo 1,939 · 49–9
6. Caleb CummingsLA GoatsElo 1,899 · 46–11
7. Jacob SummersCarolina ReapersElo 1,895 · 48–14
8. Gabriel FinocchiPhiladelphia Lemon LadsElo 1,877 · 39–11
9. Thomas DeryLes Patriotes De QuebecElo 1,867 · 47–9
10. Micah AllinDallas Lonestar; Waco BearsElo 1,866 · 44–12
11. Anthony St-MartinLes Patriotes De QuebecElo 1,863 · 44–10
12. Sunny GuNew York Subway SurfersElo 1,844 · 46–15
13. Jared KulaMinneapolis MotionElo 1,841 · 35–14
14. Alex NewtonRochester Red HotsElo 1,840 · 50–11
15. John BuchananCarolina ReapersElo 1,838 · 37–11
16. Jasmin-Long NajimLes Patriots De Quebec P2Elo 1,838 · 53–11
17. Jake DooleyCarolina ReapersElo 1,835 · 35–8
18. Xavier LambertLes Patriotes De Quebec; Les Patriots De Quebec P2Elo 1,832 · 39–6
19. Jake WoolleySan Jose Shockwave; San Luis Obispo StampedeElo 1,831 · 26–4
20. Xande PlaistedLehi RaptorsElo 1,828 · 52–16
21. Leo Guerin-MorneauLes Patriots De Quebec P2Elo 1,828 · 50–11
22. Kyler CoteLehi RaptorsElo 1,826 · 43–10
23. Alexandre VaillancourtLes Patriotes De Quebec; Les Patriots De Quebec P2Elo 1,826 · 49–9
24. Sougat PradhanSeattle Rain; Seattle Rain M1Elo 1,826 · 39–7
25. Kavan DhariaSeattle Rain; Seattle Rain M1Elo 1,821 · 45–10

Most Nets Won

1. Eddy LeungVancouver Sentinels61 won · 72 played
2. Dustin GrantRochester Red Hots; Rochester Red Hots P259 won · 79 played
3. Fredric HinkleDallas Lonestar56 won · 74 played
4. Luke MowryDallas Lonestar56 won · 73 played
5. Riley NassourRochester Red Hots54 won · 67 played
6. Sam KautzmanRochester Red Hots P254 won · 74 played
7. Jasmin-Long NajimLes Patriots De Quebec P253 won · 64 played
8. Nick WidemanVancouver Sentinels53 won · 68 played
9. Xande PlaistedLehi Raptors52 won · 68 played
10. Connor NelsonSan Jose Shockwave51 won · 54 played
11. Alex NewtonRochester Red Hots50 won · 61 played
12. Leo Guerin-MorneauLes Patriots De Quebec P250 won · 61 played
13. Justin ShaytarRochester Red Hots50 won · 69 played
14. Maxime PrinceLes Patriotes De Quebec49 won · 58 played
15. Alexandre VaillancourtLes Patriotes De Quebec; Les Patriots De Quebec P249 won · 58 played
16. Jacob SummersCarolina Reapers48 won · 62 played
17. Thomas DeryLes Patriotes De Quebec47 won · 56 played
18. Kieran RoseNew York Subway Surfers46 won · 54 played
19. Caleb CummingsLA Goats46 won · 57 played
20. Sunny GuNew York Subway Surfers46 won · 61 played
21. Chris MarcusenWasatch Warriors; Wasatch Warriors Attack46 won · 59 played
22. Axel HelfandNew York Subway Surfers P246 won · 60 played
23. Jack PlaterVancouver Sentinels; Vancouver Sentinels M1 A46 won · 75 played
24. Kavan DhariaSeattle Rain; Seattle Rain M145 won · 55 played
25. Juan MoscosoSeattle Rain45 won · 63 played

Most Nets Played

1. Garrett AshtonAustin Bats84 played · 41–43
2. Dustin GrantRochester Red Hots; Rochester Red Hots P279 played · 59–20
3. Harold ManciaIdaho Falls Freeze78 played · 45–33
4. Richard AhnKirkland Fog; Kirkland Fog M2; Washington Huskies M378 played · 42–36
5. Jack PlaterVancouver Sentinels; Vancouver Sentinels M1 A75 played · 46–29
6. Fredric HinkleDallas Lonestar74 played · 56–18
7. Sam KautzmanRochester Red Hots P274 played · 54–20
8. Kody PriceIdaho Falls Freeze74 played · 41–33
9. Luke MowryDallas Lonestar73 played · 56–17
10. Eddy LeungVancouver Sentinels72 played · 61–11
11. Zachary AbasKirkland Fog71 played · 29–42
12. Justin ShaytarRochester Red Hots69 played · 50–19
13. Gabe GerberWasatch Warriors Attack69 played · 39–30
14. Daniel KruppAlbany Gladiators Minor A; Albany Gladiators Minor B69 played · 28–41
15. Xande PlaistedLehi Raptors68 played · 52–16
16. Nick WidemanVancouver Sentinels68 played · 53–15
17. Trevor ZaleskiWasatch Warriors68 played · 42–26
18. Josh GrantVancouver Sentinels M1 A68 played · 39–29
19. Matt BarlowWasatch Warriors68 played · 37–31
20. Luke CookWasatch Warriors68 played · 30–38
21. Riley NassourRochester Red Hots67 played · 54–13
22. Lucas PruettLA Goats67 played · 44–23
23. Quentin ChiuVancouver Sentinels M1 A; Vancouver Sentinels M1 B67 played · 39–28
24. Erick OsthiemerKirkland Fog67 played · 36–31
25. Jacob ChenVancouver Sentinels M1 A; Vancouver Sentinels M1 B; Vancouver Sentinels M367 played · 34–33

Best Win Rate (40+ nets)

1. Connor NelsonSan Jose Shockwave94% · 51–3 · 54 nets
2. Jason FevangVancouver Sentinels88% · 36–5 · 41 nets
3. Xavier LambertLes Patriotes De Quebec; Les Patriots De Quebec P287% · 39–6 · 45 nets
4. Kieran RoseNew York Subway Surfers85% · 46–8 · 54 nets
5. Clifton MillerLA Goats; LA Goats P285% · 34–6 · 40 nets
6. Sougat PradhanSeattle Rain; Seattle Rain M185% · 39–7 · 46 nets
7. Eddy LeungVancouver Sentinels85% · 61–11 · 72 nets
8. Maxime PrinceLes Patriotes De Quebec84% · 49–9 · 58 nets
9. Alexandre VaillancourtLes Patriotes De Quebec; Les Patriots De Quebec P284% · 49–9 · 58 nets
10. Thomas DeryLes Patriotes De Quebec84% · 47–9 · 56 nets
11. Kyle FowlerAtlanta Puffins84% · 36–7 · 43 nets
12. Ruby TangSentinels WOMEN (PNW)83% · 35–7 · 42 nets
13. Jasmin-Long NajimLes Patriots De Quebec P283% · 53–11 · 64 nets
14. Alex NewtonRochester Red Hots82% · 50–11 · 61 nets
15. Leo Guerin-MorneauLes Patriots De Quebec P282% · 50–11 · 61 nets
16. Kavan DhariaSeattle Rain; Seattle Rain M182% · 45–10 · 55 nets
17. Anthony St-MartinLes Patriotes De Quebec81% · 44–10 · 54 nets
18. Jake DooleyCarolina Reapers81% · 35–8 · 43 nets
19. Kyler CoteLehi Raptors81% · 43–10 · 53 nets
20. Adam PorterGainesville Gremlins81% · 43–10 · 53 nets
21. Caleb CummingsLA Goats81% · 46–11 · 57 nets
22. Riley NassourRochester Red Hots81% · 54–13 · 67 nets
23. Elle LoweSan Jose Shockwave80% · 33–8 · 41 nets
24. Devon LeeSan Jose Shockwave; San Jose Shockwave Minor80% · 41–10 · 51 nets
25. Amrit HingoraniNew York Subway Surfers P280% · 36–9 · 45 nets

Most Points Scored

1. Garrett AshtonAustin Bats1,531 pts · 84 nets
2. Fredric HinkleDallas Lonestar1,501 pts · 74 nets
3. Luke MowryDallas Lonestar1,459 pts · 73 nets
4. Eddy LeungVancouver Sentinels1,432 pts · 72 nets
5. Dustin GrantRochester Red Hots; Rochester Red Hots P21,413 pts · 79 nets
6. Xande PlaistedLehi Raptors1,378 pts · 68 nets
7. Richard AhnKirkland Fog; Kirkland Fog M2; Washington Huskies M31,374 pts · 78 nets
8. Jack PlaterVancouver Sentinels; Vancouver Sentinels M1 A1,355 pts · 75 nets
9. Harold ManciaIdaho Falls Freeze1,351 pts · 78 nets
10. Sam KautzmanRochester Red Hots P21,347 pts · 74 nets
11. Kody PriceIdaho Falls Freeze1,333 pts · 74 nets
12. Gabe GerberWasatch Warriors Attack1,333 pts · 69 nets
13. Nick WidemanVancouver Sentinels1,328 pts · 68 nets
14. Lucas PruettLA Goats1,314 pts · 67 nets
15. Trevor ZaleskiWasatch Warriors1,279 pts · 68 nets
16. Matt BarlowWasatch Warriors1,264 pts · 68 nets
17. Quentin ChiuVancouver Sentinels M1 A; Vancouver Sentinels M1 B1,257 pts · 67 nets
18. Tyler FernandezDallas Lonestar; Waco Bears1,248 pts · 66 nets
19. Kyle MaherMinneapolis Motion Minor ; St. Paul Sleepers1,243 pts · 65 nets
20. Jacob SummersCarolina Reapers1,240 pts · 62 nets
21. Josh GrantVancouver Sentinels M1 A1,235 pts · 68 nets
22. Lazarus ShettellLehi Raptors; Lehi Raptors Anthros1,234 pts · 66 nets
23. Zachary AbasKirkland Fog1,222 pts · 71 nets
24. Juan MoscosoSeattle Rain1,206 pts · 63 nets
25. Erick OsthiemerKirkland Fog1,204 pts · 67 nets

Fewest Points Scored Against (per net, 40+ nets)

1. Janalee HatchBandits WOMEN (Rocky Mountain)12.2 against per net · 597 total · 49 nets
2. Jason FevangVancouver Sentinels13.2 against per net · 540 total · 41 nets
3. Connor NelsonSan Jose Shockwave13.3 against per net · 718 total · 54 nets
4. June CazierLehi Raptors Blade13.5 against per net · 728 total · 54 nets
5. Charlie FreemanRochester Red Hots13.5 against per net · 691 total · 51 nets
6. Xavier LambertLes Patriotes De Quebec13.6 against per net · 614 total · 45 nets
7. John PutneyRochester Red Hots13.8 against per net · 812 total · 59 nets
8. Abigail NorrisRochester Red Hots P213.8 against per net · 829 total · 60 nets
9. Sam KautzmanRochester Red Hots P213.8 against per net · 1,023 total · 74 nets
10. Declan BrownRochester Red Hots13.8 against per net · 664 total · 48 nets
11. Amrit HingoraniNew York Subway Surfers P213.9 against per net · 626 total · 45 nets
12. Leo Guerin-MorneauLes Patriots De Quebec P213.9 against per net · 850 total · 61 nets
13. Thomas DeryLes Patriotes De Quebec14.0 against per net · 785 total · 56 nets
14. Maxime PrinceLes Patriotes De Quebec14.1 against per net · 816 total · 58 nets
15. Sougat PradhanSeattle Rain14.1 against per net · 649 total · 46 nets
16. Josh HutkoRochester Red Hots14.1 against per net · 678 total · 48 nets
17. Ruby TangSentinels WOMEN (PNW)14.2 against per net · 595 total · 42 nets
18. Stacy YuSentinels WOMEN (PNW)14.2 against per net · 812 total · 57 nets
19. Alex NewtonRochester Red Hots14.2 against per net · 869 total · 61 nets
20. Jasmin-Long NajimLes Patriots De Quebec P214.2 against per net · 912 total · 64 nets
21. Adele Lapointe-RoyLes Patriots De Quebec Minor14.3 against per net · 628 total · 44 nets
22. Justin ShaytarRochester Red Hots14.4 against per net · 993 total · 69 nets
23. Dustin GrantRochester Red Hots14.4 against per net · 1,139 total · 79 nets
24. Agnes PangSentinels WOMEN (PNW)14.5 against per net · 680 total · 47 nets
25. Riley NassourRochester Red Hots14.5 against per net · 974 total · 67 nets

Captain History

From the same captain records as the Stats page’s Captains board — a player counts as a match’s captain only where the league’s team record names them. Captain PER rates a captain’s record against what their squad’s rating expected going in. Coverage: August 2025 – October 2026 (1130 of 1141 counted matches with a recorded captain); podium finishes are the January 2026 Playoffs, 43 of 46 with a recorded captain.

Most Wins as Captain

1. Jasmin-Long NajimLes Patriots De Quebec P222 won · 24 matches
2. Chandler HertzlerLehi Raptors21 won · 26 matches
3. Quentin ChiuVancouver Sentinels M1 A20 won · 30 matches
4. Jacob MarshallSeattle Rain M120 won · 27 matches
5. Grant MarshallAtlanta Puffins20 won · 25 matches
6. John PutneyRochester Red Hots P219 won · 27 matches
7. Gabe GerberWasatch Warriors Attack18 won · 30 matches
8. Eric GuanNew York Subway Surfers P218 won · 25 matches

Best Win % as Captain (10+ matches)

1. Jasmin-Long NajimLes Patriots De Quebec P294% · 22–1–1
2. Kellie ForandLes Patriots De Quebec WOMEN92% · 11–1–0
3. Ahren GwynnSan Diego Breakers90% · 9–1–0
4. Elle LoweSan Jose Shockwave89% · 18–1–3
5. Grant MarshallAtlanta Puffins86% · 20–2–3
6. Brent SummersCarolina Reapers Minor B83% · 10–2–0
7. Chandler HertzlerLehi Raptors83% · 21–4–1
8. Sunny GuNew York Subway Surfers83% · 18–3–2

Best Captain PER (10+ matches)

1. Chandler HertzlerLehi RaptorsPER 72 · 26 matches
2. Sophia FriedlSentinels WOMEN (PNW)PER 72 · 23 matches
3. Elle LoweSan Jose ShockwavePER 71 · 22 matches
4. Jasmin-Long NajimLes Patriots De Quebec P2PER 70 · 24 matches
5. Ben Walker-EdwardsSan Jose Shockwave MinorPER 69 · 23 matches
6. Guillaume BilodeauLes Patriotes De QuebecPER 69 · 21 matches
7. Colin HobartIllinois InfernoPER 69 · 17 matches
8. Kellie ForandLes Patriots De Quebec WOMENPER 69 · 12 matches

Most Titles & Podiums as Captain

1. Bennett AndersonMinneapolis Motion1 title · 3 podium finishes
2. Guillaume BilodeauLes Patriotes De Quebec1 title · 3 podium finishes
3. Jake HillSeattle Rain M21 title · 3 podium finishes
4. Brock LodatoRichmond Spin Doctors - Minor1 title · 2 podium finishes
5. Alex VilelaHouston Crusaders Minor A1 title · 1 podium finishes
6. Grant MarshallAtlanta Puffins1 title · 1 podium finishes
7. Jason ReaLong Island Lookouts - Minor1 title · 1 podium finishes
8. Michael CapobiancoLA Goats P21 title · 1 podium finishes

Most Seasons as Captain

1. Gabe GerberWasatch Warriors Attack2 seasons · 30 matches
2. Garrett AshtonAustin Bats2 seasons · 30 matches
3. Josh SmithIF Freeze Minor Alpine2 seasons · 30 matches
4. Quentin ChiuVancouver Sentinels M1 A2 seasons · 30 matches
5. camille andersonIdaho Falls Freeze2 seasons · 30 matches
6. Cade CoteLehi Raptors Anthros2 seasons · 29 matches
7. Dallin JamesKirkland Fog2 seasons · 29 matches
8. Spencer WoodBoise Bandits2 seasons · 29 matches

How Records Are Kept

Two books. The season book counts 2026 only; the career book stacks 2025 and 2026 together. Rate boards need volume — 20+ nets this season, 40+ career.
Source: the league’s own match data — every net with a recorded lineup and score, from the 2025 season through today. Nets without recorded lineups can’t be credited to a player, so they aren’t counted here.
Pro Elo is the league’s player rating: every net moves it, based on the strength of the pair you beat or lost to. It lives in the career book only, and it’s still being tuned as the match data gets cleaned up.
All-Star selections are career records too — they accumulate season over season, and together with these stats they build the road to the Pro League Hall of Fame. See how All-Stars are picked.
The book updates as new matchday data lands — the next update follows the Nov 7 Matchday 2s. The same book lives in the player portal, next to each player’s registration.

Questions Answered

The key questions for this page. The full league FAQ — all 233 answers — lives on one page.

What is the PRO Roundnet League?

The PRO Roundnet League is a national club-based roundnet league featuring P1, P2, M1, M2, and Women's divisions. Clubs compete throughout the season for standings, Team Elo, playoff qualification, promotion, relegation, and championships. The league is built to create long-term club identity, structured competition, regional growth, and advancement pathways from beginner levels to the highest level of play. The season includes three official matchdays followed by championship playoffs in Orlando, Florida.

How does the season work?

The season includes three primary matchdays:
• Matchday 1 — Super Regionals (Las Vegas & Richmond)
• Matchday 2 — Local Conference Competition
• Matchday 3 — Orlando Season Finale. Championship playoff brackets begin Friday evening after Matchday 3 and conclude Saturday.

How are standings calculated?

League standings use a group point system:
• Win = 3 points
• Tie = 1 point
• Loss = 0 points. Group points primarily determine playoff qualification. Team Elo combines with group points per match in the Power Score, which sets playoff seeding and the Slot Choice order and helps decide the final top-bracket spots from the Play-In Schedule.

What is Team Elo?

Team Elo is the league's rating of team strength, carried all season. Every squad starts in a band set by last year's playoff finish — bands of four, with P2 starting below P1 — and squads that didn't reach last year's playoffs are calibrated on their Matchday 1 performance. Ratings stay frozen during a matchday and update once, after the full Matchday ends — never after individual matches. Elo may impact:
• Top bracket qualification
• Play-In Schedule at-large spots
• Seeding and the Slot Choice order (through the Power Score)
• Division comparisons
• Competitive balancing. The first Team Elo ratings publish November 9.

Why does the league use divisions?

Divisions create balanced competition at every skill level while providing a clear pathway for advancement. The structure helps:
• Reduce major skill mismatches
• Create promotion opportunities
• Encourage club growth
• Reward long-term development
• Allow newer teams to compete meaningfully

Full FAQ — All 233 Questions