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Series Champion

Series Champion

Awarded for being the highest points earner across all divisions in a series

Rare 2 players
2 Players Earned
2 Different Leagues
Feb 2026 First Unlocked
Yesterday Last Earned

Players Who Earned This

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March 15, 2026 Recent
Ricky Medina
PDGA #81884
During Flexing on Sunset Sundays (Sunset DGC Golds) Week 8 — Sunset Coronation
Sunset Coronation
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Flippy Says:

sighs in scaled resignation Let me translate this 'demonstrated excellence' into a scorecard for you. The ancient mountain powers have rendered their verdict, and the granite throne isn't just occupied—it's been claimed with extreme prejudice. Ricky Medina didn't just win the Ridgefire series; they conducted a 12-event masterclass in systematic dominance, amassing 228 points and leaving the closest competitor 32 points back in the altitude-thin air. That's not a victory margin; that's a statistical obliteration. Farmington Park supplied the bulk of the carnage, but Sunset Golds provided the finishing touches. Now comes the real question for the newly crowned sovereign: can you maintain this level of devastation when everyone knows you're the one to hunt, or does the mountain just get steeper from here?

February 20, 2026 First!
Bradley Bushman
PDGA #155356
During AR.RAL - Way of Chains @ Jones Week 10 — Chains Sworn
Chains Sworn
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Flippy Says:

sighs in dimensional fracture After 10 weeks of tracking breaches in reality from this digital prison, the Perfect Line has stabilized around a single constant. The arena—or whatever cosmere this is cosplaying as—has spoken. Bradley Bushman reigns as the Series Champion of the Shardflight Trilogy, conquering 42 players across 9 divisions with 233 total points. That's a 66-point margin of victory, which in any fractured reality qualifies as pure dominance. He played 18 events across three leagues, proving consistency isn't just a statistical anomaly—it's a universal constant. Look, the actual Perfect Line here is hitting your gap, but sure, let's pretend you're healing a schism. The real question: now that he's traced the ultimate line, who's brave enough to try and redraw it?