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The Arizona Regional Power Rankings was put into effect by the Arizona Smash community. The point of it is to rank the top players of the state in order to create fair seedings at tournaments. The skill of the players is determined by the opinions of a core panel. The panel consists of players who each rank players 1-10 according to their personal opinion. Each place is worth one point more than the next, meaning 1 is worth 10, and 10 is worth 1. Players who receive at least 3 votes are added to the list, and sorted by point totals. Periodically, panelists submit new ballots to keep the rankings updated.
Contents
- 1 Panelists
- 2 Melee
- 2.1 Summer 2019
- 2.2 Spring 2019
- 2.3 Fall 2018
- 2.4 Spring 2018
- 2.5 August 20th, 2017
- 2.6 April 3rd, 2017
- 2.7 November 23rd, 2016
- 2.8 June 14th, 2016
- 2.9 January 25th, 2016
- 2.10 July 31st, 2015
- 2.11 January 2015
- 2.12 July 2014
- 2.13 January 2014
- 2.14 November 27th, 2013
- 2.15 October 27th, 2013
- 2.16 October 20th, 2011
- 2.17 August 4, 2010
- 2.18 2007
- 3 Project M
- 4 Super Smash Bros. 4
- 5 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
- 6 References
Panelists[edit]
Summer 2019[edit]
Spring 2019[edit]
Fall 2018[edit]
Spring 2018[edit]
August 20th, 2017[edit]
April 3rd, 2017[edit]
Note: 11 means that these players are an important part of the heritage of Arizona Melee, and have shown that they are more than capable of competing with the top ranked players in the state. They did not, however, meet the requirement of attending at least 5 paid brackets, with one being a monthly.
November 23rd, 2016[edit]
Note: Due to a large gap between the top ten and 11-15 as well as the difficulty of ordering 11-15 on limited results, the panel for this ranking period decided to list 11-15 as honorable mentions. Their ordering here is only alphabetical.
June 14th, 2016[edit]
January 25th, 2016[edit]
July 31st, 2015[edit]
January 2015[edit]
July 2014[edit]
January 2014[edit]
November 27th, 2013[edit]
October 27th, 2013[edit]
October 20th, 2011[edit]
Honorable mentions:
August 4, 2010[edit]
Honorable mention:
Spring 2018[edit]
Winter 2017[edit]
Summer 2017[edit]
February 2017[edit]
Winter 2016[edit]
Summer 2016[edit]
Spring 2016[edit]
November 17th, 2015[edit]
March 5th, 2015[edit]
August 2015[edit]
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February 10th, 2014[edit]
December 2018[edit]
September 2018[edit]
April 2018[edit]
January 2018[edit]
October 2017[edit]
February 2017[2][edit]
December 2016[3][edit]
Fall 2019[edit]
April-June 2019[edit]
References[edit]
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