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3rd Overall — Alexander Berdnikov | Mid-Atlantic Open 2026

Alexander Berdnikov followed up a 1st-place ranking at the Tampa Bay Open with another elite performance, finishing 3rd overall at the Mid-Atlantic Open.

Across 64 points played, Berdnikov posted a 171.72 player rating, won 41 points, survived OTB 92% of the time, and maintained a 64% point win rate. His consistency was a major factor throughout the event, helping drive one of the strongest tournament runs of the weekend.

While many players chase highlight moments, Berdnikov continues to build results through efficiency, discipline, and ex*****on point after point.

Back-to-back top-three performances are no accident—they’re the mark of one of the most reliable players in professional paintball today.

4th Overall — Alex Goldman | Mid-Atlantic Open 2026

Few players made a bigger jump between events than Alex Goldman.

After finishing 47th at the Tampa Bay Open, Alex climbed 43 spots to finish 4th overall at the Mid-Atlantic Open with a 169.82 player rating. His impact was felt all weekend, helping drive his team through the bracket and into the championship match.

Alex finished with 29 point wins in 45 points played while posting an impressive 64% win rate and recording zero penalties. When the stakes were highest, he delivered.

A 43-position jump isn’t luck. It’s preparation, ex*****on, and performance when it matters most.

Is Alex the best snake player in the world?

5th Overall — Justin Rabackoff | Mid-Atlantic Open 2026

Consistency.

Justin Rabackoff held his ground at 5th overall after another elite performance at the Mid-Atlantic Open. With a 167.03 player rating, he was one of the most reliable players in the tournament from start to finish.

Justin played 58 points, posted a 95% OTB survival rate, had his gun up on 97% of breakouts, and finished with 37 point wins. Even more impressive—zero penalties and zero times pulled on a penalty all event.

Some players make highlight reels. Others quietly control games. Justin continues to do both.

A 5th-place finish in Tampa followed by another 5th-place finish at Mid-Atlantic proves this level of performance is no accident.

6th Overall — Tyler Harmon | Mid-Atlantic Open 2026

If there was a breakout performance at the Mid-Atlantic Open, Tyler Harmon made a strong case for it.

After finishing 91st at the Tampa Bay Open, Harmon exploded up the rankings to 6th overall with a 163.09 player rating—an 85-position jump and one of the biggest improvements of the event.

Tyler played 54 points, posted a remarkable 93% OTB survival rate, and had his gun up on 80% of his breakouts. He finished with 26 point wins and helped Edmonton Impact all the way to the finals.

From 91st to 6th, this was one of the biggest stories of the tournament and a performance that put the entire league on notice.

When asked about the importance of player analytics, Tyler shared:

“Statistics turn moments into stories. They give context to the battles we fight on the field and help paint a clearer picture of the impact every player, point, and decision has on the game!”

7 Pavel Karsliev — Mid-Atlantic Open 2026

Consistency matters, and Pavel Karsliev delivered it all weekend long.

After finishing 2 at the Tampa Bay Open, Pavel followed it up with another elite performance at the Mid-Atlantic Open, earning the 7 spot with a 161.02 rating. Across 61 points played, he posted 38 point wins, an 87% OTB survival rate, and stayed penalty-free throughout the event.

What stands out is the volume. Pavel was on the field constantly, played against every level of competition, and continued producing. His 43% gun-up rate and 48% point survival show a player who wasn’t just staying alive—he was actively influencing outcomes.

The ranking may have slipped five spots from Tampa, but the performance remains one of the strongest in the tournament. When Red Legion needed points, Pavel was consistently in the middle of the action.

Elite players make big plays. The best players do it every weekend. Pavel continues to prove he’s one of them.

8 Keith Brown — Mid-Atlantic Open 2026

Keith Brown put together one of the most impressive performances of the event, jumping from 72nd at the Tampa Bay Open to 8th at the Mid-Atlantic Open.

In 39 points played, Brown recorded 24 point wins, maintained a 90% OTB survival rate, and finished the tournament without a single penalty. His consistency throughout the weekend helped Tampa Bay Damage make a deep run and showcased the impact he can have on every point he’s on the field.

The biggest takeaway wasn’t just the ranking jump—it was how complete his game looked. Smart decisions, efficient play, and the ability to stay alive and contribute in key moments made Brown one of the standout performers of the tournament.

A 64-position climb and a 159.42 rating make Keith Brown one of the biggest movers heading into the next event.

Is Keith the best snake player in the world?

9. Brandon Cornell

Making an immediate impact.

Brandon Cornell stormed into the Top 10 with a 155.53 player rating, finishing ninth overall at the Mid-Atlantic Open. He played 52 points, helped secure 27 point wins, posted an 88% OTB survival rate, and did it all without a single penalty.

After a slow start in the prelims, Cornell found another gear when it mattered most, helping drive his team through the elimination rounds and all the way to Championship Sunday.

As Brandon put it:

“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.”

Is Brandon the best player on Impact?

Jacob Sebaugh put together another elite event with a 152.24 player rating. He went gun up on 100% of his points, survived off the break 98% of the time, and helped win 24 points throughout the tournament.

“Paintball Stats continues to push the analytical side of the sport forward. Excited to see how individual player statistics will influence future roster construction, team development, and competitive strategy.” — Jacob Sebaugh

MAO TOP 100 — RANKS 11-15

Chris Schehr leads this group at 11 with the highest rating (151.56) and a strong 65% win rate. Henry Sentz was involved in every team point he played and posted a 97% OTB survival rate. Pat Kraft Jr. climbed 38 spots with a 61% win rate, while Jonathan Chavez and Cyrus Garringer continued to be key contributors with elite team point participation.

The Top 10 is next.

MAO TOP 100 — RANKS 16-20

CJ Canter leads this group with a 142.87 rating, 97% team point participation, and a massive +124 ranking jump. Jason Edwards posted the highest win rate at 66% while finishing +13 on the event. C**t Luckau was perfect off the break with a 100% OTB survival rate, while Zach Yachimec and Scott Stewart continued to prove why they’re among the game’s most consistent performers.

Top 15 next.