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From practice squad to the Pro League: Jake Raffield shares his story and how he’s getting prepared for the upcoming World Cup.

What are you expecting to see from Raffield next? 👇

@ellie.ma80 by @paintball_stats

I think Marcello NAILED IT ON THE HEAD! 🎯 We need an assist stat in paintball! The level of communication, teamwork, and setting your teammates up for success plays a HUGE role in winning points, matches, and tournaments! 🔥

Not every play ends with a kill, but sometimes the play that makes the kill possible is just as important! 👊

What do you think? Should paintball introduce an official assist stat? 👀

#TheRowdyOnes #Paintball #AlwaysBeRowdy by @paintball_stats

#1 at the Midwest Open — Graham Arnold.

Graham climbed 42 spots, from #43 to #1, finishing with a 186.50 rating. Across 73 points, he posted 97% gun up OTB, 96% OTB survival, won 37 points and recorded zero penalties.

A massive jump and the highest-rated performance of the Midwest Open.

#PaintballStats #MLPB Paintball MidwestOpen by @paintball_stats

#2 at the Midwest Open — Alec Holland.

Alec jumped 30 spots, going from #32 to #2 with a 183.42 rating. Across 73 points, he posted 100% gun up OTB, 92% OTB survival and 37 points won.

“Statistics give us a clearer picture of the game. They help us measure performance, identify areas to improve, and distinguish between what we think happened and what actually happened.” — Alec Holland

#PaintballStats #MLPB Paintball MidwestOpen by @paintball_stats

#3 at the Midwest Open — Austin Woodward.

One of the biggest jumps of the event. Austin climbed 64 spots, going from #67 at the Mid-Atlantic Open to #3, with his rating jumping from 81.16 to 180.76.

Across 70 points, he posted 99% gun up, 97% OTB survival, won 36 points and recorded zero penalties.

A massive Midwest Open for Austin.

#PaintballStats #MLPB Paintball MidwestOpen by @paintball_stats

#4 at the Midwest Open — Tyler Harmon.

Tyler climbed from #6 at the Mid-Atlantic Open to #4, posting a 171.20 rating, 97% OTB survival, 33 points won and zero penalties.

“Stats help tell the full story and shine a light on the impact players are making that people might not always catch during the match.” — Tyler Harmon

#PaintballStats #MLPB Paintball MidwestOpen by @paintball_stats

#5 at the Midwest Open — Nate Schroeder.

From #108 to #5. Nate makes an incredible 103-position jump, raising his player rating from 55.93 to 167.69.

Across 62 points played, he posted 94% OTB survival, won 33 points, and helped Seattle Uprising make a run all the way to the Midwest Open Finals.

One of the biggest breakout performances of the event.

#5 — Nate Schroeder | Seattle Uprising

The Top 5 is officially underway. #4 is next.

PaintballStats ProPaintball MLPB Paintball MidwestOpen by @paintball_stats

#6 at the Midwest Open — John Parrish.

One of the biggest jumps of the event.

LJ moves 91 spots from #97 to #6, raising his player rating from 61.78 to 159.56 while helping Edmonton Impact win the Midwest Open.

Across 59 points played, he won 35 points, posted 86% OTB survival, and finished with a 59% point win rate.

“Stats are more than a measure of performance, they give meaning to the moments that define our legacy.”

#6 — John Parrish. Midwest Open Champion. by @paintball_stats

#7 at the Midwest Open — Peter Anfossi.

Peter makes a huge jump from the Mid-Atlantic Open, moving 21 spots from #28 to #7 and raising his player rating from 120.89 to 157.24.

“Statistics don’t tell the whole story of a player, but they give us a way to measure consistency, progress, and impact on the field. For me, they’re a great tool to understand where I’m improving and where I still need to work.” by @paintball_stats

#8 at the Midwest Open — Alexander Berdnikov.

Berdnikov follows up his #3 finish at the Mid-Atlantic Open with another Top 10 performance, finishing Cincinnati at #8 with a 156.98 rating.

Across 78 points played, he posted 91% OTB survival, 87% gun-up OTB and 42 points won as Red Legion battled all the way through the semifinals.

The ranking dropped five spots from the last event, but the consistency remains — back-to-back Top 10 finishes.

#8 — Alexander Berdnikov. Red Legion. by @paintball_stats

#9 at the Midwest Open — Hugo Verhaeghe.

Hugo makes one of the biggest jumps into the Top 10, moving 27 spots from #36 to #9 and raising his player rating from 111.49 to 150.19.

Across 61 points played, Hugo finished with 92% gun-up OTB, 93% OTB survival and 30 points won as Tonton Arsenal made its run to the semifinals.

For Hugo, the value of the numbers goes beyond the ranking:

“Statistics give everyone a clear picture of a player’s performance at the highest level, while providing valuable insights to identify areas for improvement and prepare for the next event.”

#9 — Hugo Verhaeghe.

The Midwest Open Top 10 continues. #8 is next. by @paintball_stats

#10 at the Midwest Open — Thomas Szpytma.

Thomas makes a 15-position jump from the Mid-Atlantic Open, moving from #25 to #10 with a 148.98 player rating in Cincinnati.

Across 61 points played, he posted 90% gun-up OTB, 87% OTB survival, and helped Tonton Arsenal win 28 of the points he played.

But the numbers only tell part of it.

“Individual recognition is built on collective effort.”
— Thomas Szpytma

The Top 10 is officially underway.

#9 is next.

#paintballstats by @paintball_stats