Rankings

MenWomen
(last update 2025-10-26)
Rank Name Points
1 Thomas Wells 292
2 Cooper Gougé 258
3 Alessandro Maula 215
4 Jack Hansen 200
5 Tom Eyre-Walker 187
6 Charlie Bioletti 166
7 Joel Wilson 157
8 Matthew Baker 150
9 James Price 142
10 Martino Caccialupi 129
11 Daniel Gourley 124
12 Zach Dodson 113
13 Samuel McArthur 108
14 kyle macdonald 104
15 James Butler 100
16 Elijah Yarr 95
17 Zhiyuan aiden Qin 92
18 Josh Li 88
19 Ciaran Meredith 84
20 Joff Falconer 74
21 Graham Payne 71
22 Nico Meyer 68
23 STEPHEN Peterson 66
24 Nicholas Peters 63
25 Ethan Fan 60
26 Namu Gusscott 58
27 Alexander Holton 53
28 David Cockin 48
29 Louis Mason 46
30 Christian Patrick 44
31 Josh Carson 42
32 Finley Diorio 40
33 Scott Graham 36
34 Dylan Thomson 34
35 Jasper Smartt 32
36 Andrija Sesun 30
37 Jeremy Lin 28
38 Travis West-Hill 26
39 Shawn YuChen Li 23
40 Grant Tweddle 21
41 Thales Gomes Almeida 20
42 Andrew Crequer 18
42 Jacob Takuira-Mita 18
44 chaitanya badiga 15
45 Zining Wang 13
46 Zachary Renouf 12
47 Jie Song 11
48 Corey Stephenson 9
49 Alex Dong 8
50 Jules Congalton 6
51 Brett Ammundsen 5
52 Austin Yang 4
53 Jonathan Couper-Smartt 2
54 Hunter Sari 1
How the ranking system works

A fencer's ranking score is the SUM of their best 5 ranking-point results over a rolling 12-month window (by event date), computed separately for each weapon / gender / age permutation.

Points per event come from log(place) / log(entries), scaled to a 16-entry baseline, so beating a large field is worth more than the same placing in a small one. Tied placings (e.g. semi-final losers) share a place.