Through Week 9

Power Rankings

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#	Team	Power Score	Record	Points	Breakdown	Coach Rating	Optimal Points Breakdown
1–	Jackie Moon’s Flint Tropics FC Justin Randall	77	8-1 #1	1,110.6 #1	101.0 #1	92.1% #4	95.0 #1
2▲ 1	To Infinity and Bijan Devin Ford	73	6-3 #2	1,083.5 #2	87.5 #3	92.8% #2	81.0 #3
3▼ 1	Father Badonka-conk Michael Farris	67	6-3 #2	1,052.6 #3	84.0 #4	90.0% #6	81.0 #3
3▲ 1	nothing beats a jjettas2holiday Madi Stace	67	6-3 #2	1,047.2 #4	91.0 #2	92.7% #3	79.0 #7
5▲ 1	Islands in the Stream(ing) def. jeff Leet	61	6-3 #2	1,022.8 #6	81.0 #5	88.6% #9	83.0 #2
6▲ 3	TURN DOWN FOR WATT Kylyn Healy	54	6-3 #2	1,017.5 #7	80.0 #6	88.3% #10	80.0 #6
7▼ 2	SPORTZCHICK Sarah T Sarah Trahern	51	5-4 #7	1,023.6 #5	75.0 #8	89.5% #7	79.0 #7
8–	T-law and Order Grace Martins	47	5-4 #7	983.5 #9	69.0 #10	93.4% #1	63.0 #11
9▲ 1	All the Loves Amanda Eckard	43	2-7 #13	984.0 #8	78.5 #7	88.1% #11	81.0 #3
10▼ 4	Goff the Beaten Path Katie Adams	42	5-4 #7	978.7 #10	70.0 #9	89.1% #8	71.0 #9
11▼ 1	Texas Puppies Brenden Oliver	39	4-5 #10	944.4 #11	69.0 #10	90.6% #5	66.0 #10
12–	EA Sports Emily Arvanitis	23	2-7 #13	911.8 #12	57.0 #12	87.1% #13	61.0 #12
13–	Hartley's Hail Mary Aaron Hartley	21	2-7 #13	826.2 #13	43.0 #13	87.6% #12	45.0 #13
14–	Lamarvelous Madeline Myers	16	3-6 #12	814.3 #14	36.0 #14	84.8% #16	45.0 #13
15–	Antioch Dirty Birds Mike McClain	14	4-5 #10	801.9 #15	32.0 #15	85.0% #15	34.0 #16
16–	Hurts, Don't it? Elisabeth Fuqua	11	2-7 #13	783.0 #16	26.0 #16	85.4% #14	36.0 #15

The race

1st at the top — a line going up is a team climbing.

Jackie Moon’s Flint Tropics FC leads after week 9, up from 5th in week 1. Father Badonka-conk has gained 5 places since week 1, from 8th to 3rd. Goff the Beaten Path has slipped from 4th to 10th. To Infinity and Bijan led after week 1 and now sits 2nd.

Rank through the season

1st at the top — a line going up is a team climbing.

Jackie Moon’s Flint Tropics FC (Justin Randall) — wk 1: #5 · wk 2: #3 · wk 3: #1 · wk 4: #3 · wk 5: #2 · wk 6: #2 · wk 7: #1 · wk 8: #1 · wk 9: #1

How Power Score works

Every team gets ranked (1 = best) in five categories. Each category rank earns points toward a Power Score — the best team in a category earns the most points, the last-place team earns the fewest — and those five point totals are added together and ranked again for the final order above. Higher Power Score is better.

Record — Real wins, losses, and ties against each week's actual opponent.
Points Scored — Total points scored, week by week.
Breakdown — “All-play” wins: each week, a team is credited a win for every other team it outscored that week (a tie counts as half a win), regardless of who it actually played.
Coach Rating — The share of the season's best-possible lineup score that the manager's actual start/sit decisions captured — all their started points over all their available points. Weeks count for what they were worth, so a big week matters more than a small one.
Optimal Points Breakdown — The same all-play calculation as Breakdown, but using each team's optimal lineup score instead of what was actually started, to measure roster strength on its own.

Click any category above (in the table header or this list) to see the week-by-week numbers behind it.

Tracked week by week but not part of the Power Score:

Scoring Distribution — How many players a team’s points actually came from — spread across players rather than across weeks, which is what Consistency measures. Built from each started player’s share of the team’s score, shown as an “effective contributors” count: a team scoring evenly across four starters reads 4.0, while one reading 2.4 got its points from about two and a half people however many were in the lineup. Bench points are excluded, because they never counted toward the real score. Neither end is straightforwardly better — leaning on a star wins weeks and is one injury or bye from losing them.