Editing Category:Power Rankings
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{{move|Power rankings|MoS, original article called "Power rankings", every category with power rankings in it should be moved too}} | |||
'''Power Rankings''' are community-generated lists which rank players according to their overall performance both inside and outside their area. Power Rankings can be as small as state level (or two per state, in the case of California) or as large as National. A worldwide Power Ranking has been created by [[Panda Global]], dubbed the [[PGR]]. Competition between national regions and international tournaments has risen since {{forwiiu}} has had success in garnering sponsorship and online viewership. | '''Power Rankings''' are community-generated lists which rank players according to their overall performance both inside and outside their area. Power Rankings can be as small as state level (or two per state, in the case of California) or as large as National. A worldwide Power Ranking has been created by [[Panda Global]], dubbed the [[PGR]]. Competition between national regions and international tournaments has risen since {{forwiiu}} has had success in garnering sponsorship and online viewership. | ||
