CURRENT WORLD RANKINGS

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These are some of the tightest Point Fighting races in the latest NASKA World Ratings. 

30+ Women Middleweight Point Sparring

T-1. Isabel Escalante — 2,800
T-1. Alyssa Wager — 2,800

THE GAP: 0 POINTS

There literally isn't a leader. Escalante and Wager sit dead even at 2,800 points, making this one of the cleanest head-to-head races on the board. 

10–11 Girls Shorter Point Fighting

1. Heaven “Queen Bee” Ross — 5,600
2. Fiona Wilde — 5,400

THE GAP: 200 POINTS

Just 200 points separate Ross and Wilde at the top, making this one of the closest Point Fighting battles in the current standings.

12–13 Girls Taller Point Sparring

1. Abygaelle Nadeau — 6,200
2. Savannah Truesdale — 6,000
3. Zara Stokes — 4,200

THE GAP: 200 POINTS

Nadeau and Truesdale are separated by just 200 points at the top, with Stokes holding third. This is another youth title race where first place is anything but comfortable. 

18+ Women Middleweight Point Sparring

1. Sofia Rodriguez-Florez — 7,500
2. Katarina Herman — 7,000
3. Brianna Nurse — 6,000

THE GAP: 1,500 POINTS — 1ST TO 3RD

This isn't the smallest gap on the page, but the strength at the top makes it worth watching. Rodriguez-Florez leads Herman by 500, while Nurse remains within 1,500 of first

16–17 Boys Shorter Point Fighting

1. Randy Enrique — 2,600
2. Trey McAdams — 2,400
3. Dryce Davis — 2,000
4. Gabriel Kahan — 1,900

THE GAP: 700 POINTS — 1ST TO 4TH

Enrique has the lead, but this one is far from a runaway. McAdams sits just 200 points back, with Davis and Kahan keeping four competitors within striking distance.

60+ Men Heavyweight Point Sparring

1. Nathan Bennett — 2,800
2. Peter Rivera — 2,600

THE GAP: 200 POINTS

Another 200-point race—this time at the other end of the age spectrum. Bennett holds the narrowest of leads over Rivera in 60+ Heavyweight

From traditional divisions to CMX, these are some of the 

9 & Under Boys Traditional Forms

T-1. Abraham Rivadeneyra — 7,000
T-1. Matias Godoy — 7,000

THE GAP: 0 POINTS

There is no separation at the top. Rivadeneyra and Godoy are dead even at 7,000, setting up a true head-to-head battle for the No. 1 spot.

40+ Men Traditional Forms

T-1. Eric Tremblay — 5,200
T-1. Brett Shumway — 5,200
2. Serge Doyon — 5,100

THE GAP: 100 POINTS — 1ST TO 3RD

Tremblay and Shumway are tied for first, while Doyon sits only 100 points behind them. Three competitors. One hundred points. That's nuts. 

14–15 Boys Traditional Forms

1. Oscar Pecci — 6,500
2. Wyatt Johnson — 6,400
3. Adomas Rackauskas — 5,300
4. Matthew Christen — 5,000

THE GAP: 100 POINTS — 1ST TO 2ND

Pecci has essentially no cushion over Johnson, while Rackauskas and Christen keep plenty of pressure behind the leaders. One result could completely change the picture at the top.

16–17 Girls Musical Forms

1. Asia Asesor — 7,400
T-2. Lola Granger — 7,200
T-2. Annabella Russo — 7,200

THE GAP: 200 POINTS — 1ST TO 3RD

Asesor holds a razor-thin 200-point advantage while Granger and Russo are deadlocked directly behind her. All three are separated by a single 200-point window.

16–17 Girls Creative Forms

1. Journey Herren — 7,400
2. Annabella Russo — 6,900
3. Birdie Godfrey — 6,700

THE GAP: 700 POINTS — 1ST TO 3RD

Herren has the lead, but Russo and Godfrey are both close enough to keep this race very much alive. Just 200 points separate second and third.

14–15 Girls Traditional Forms

1. Amanda Duarte — 8,200
2. Nora Potter — 8,000
3. Elsje Vis — 6,900

THE GAP: 200 POINTS — 1ST TO 2ND

Duarte and Potter are locked into another incredibly tight race, with only 200 points separating them at the top and Vis sitting within striking distance behind them.

From traditional weapons to the creative divisions, these are some of the Weapons races we're watching in the latest NASKA World Ratings.

18+ Men Creative/Non-Bladed Weapons

1. Esteban Tremblay — 6,800
2. Hamza Tai — 6,600
3. Benjamin Jones — 6,400

THE GAP: 400 POINTS — 1ST TO 3RD

Only 400 points cover the entire top three, with just 200 separating each position. There is virtually no room for error in this one.

18+ Women Hard Style Traditional/Non-Bladed Weapons

1. Averi Presley — 8,700
2. Sofia Rodriguez-Florez — 8,400

THE GAP: 300 POINTS

Presley holds the top spot, but Rodriguez-Florez is right there. A 300-point margin makes this one of the adult Weapons races worth keeping a close eye on.

18+ Men Hard Style Traditional/Bladed Weapons

1. Dawson Holt — 7,000
2. Diego Rodriguez-Florez — 6,600
3. Michael Brumme — 6,000

THE GAP: 400 POINTS — 1ST TO 2ND

Holt has the advantage, but Rodriguez-Florez remains close enough to put real pressure on the lead, with Brumme still lurking behind the top two.

14–15 Girls Creative Weapons

1. Amanda Torte — 8,600
2. Norah Potter — 8,200
3. Sofia Fabbro — 7,800

THE GAP: 800 POINTS — 1ST TO 3RD

Three competitors sit within an 800-point window, with only 400 points separating each position. There's still plenty of opportunity for this order to change.

16–17 Boys Traditional Weapons

1. Richard Garcia — 6,400
2. Javier Caton — 6,000

THE GAP: 400 POINTS

Garcia has the edge, but Caton is close enough that this remains very much a championship race rather than a runaway.

Some performances stand out for entirely different reasons. From commanding leads to competitors making noise across multiple divisions, these are the things in the current NASKA World Ratings that caught PFL's attention.

Dan McDonough — 50+ Men

Some races are about who's chasing the leader. This isn't one of them.

McDonough sits atop multiple 50+ divisions, including:

CMX Forms — 11,200 points
Traditional Weapons — 10,000 points
CMX Weapons — 9,600 points
Traditional Forms — 9,000 points

WHY WE'RE WATCHING: Leading one division is impressive. Putting together a season across Forms and Weapons like this is something else entirely. McDonough's 2026 campaign deserves attention beyond any single set of standings.

Sofia Rodriguez-Florez — 18+ Women

Rodriguez-Florez isn't showing up in just one Race Watch conversation.

She's currently No. 1 in 18+ Women's Middleweight Point Sparring with 7,500 points, while also sitting No. 2 in Hard Style Traditional/Non-Bladed Weapons with 8,400, only 300 points behind Averi Presley.

WHY WE'RE WATCHING: Being in championship contention across both fighting and weapons takes serious versatility. Rodriguez-Florez is firmly in the hunt in two very different areas of competition.

Annabella Russo — 16–17 Girls

Russo appears in two of the Forms races we're already watching.

She is tied for second with Lola Granger in Musical Forms at 7,200 points, just 200 behind Asia Asesor, while also sitting second in Creative Forms with 6,900, trailing Journey Herren.

WHY WE'RE WATCHING: Russo isn't simply chasing one title. She's positioned near the top of multiple Forms divisions as the season heads toward its closing stretch.

40+ Men's Traditional Forms

We already featured this one above, but it deserves another mention.

Eric Tremblay — 5,200
Brett Shumway — 5,200
Serge Doyon — 5,100

Two competitors tied for first. Third place 100 points back.

WHY WE'RE WATCHING: Because...come on. 😂 If Race Watch exists for anything, it's this. With essentially nothing separating the top three, this may be the single most compelling championship race in the current ratings.