Results from the 2014 International Challenge — June
Our final online ladder-based tournament for Championship Points this season is finished and the results are out! 11,101 players in the Masters Division and 2,012 in the Junior + Senior Division participated last weekend and the Top 128 in North America and Europe each will receive Championship Points to be used towards the 2014 Pokémon World Championships.
You can find the full rankings on the Global Link. How did you finish up?
North America Masters
| Player | Rating | |
| 1 | [USA] Albert | 1858 |
| 2 | [USA] Alan | 1836 |
| 3 | [CAN] Shaman | 1828 |
| 4 | [USA] Aaron Zheng (Cybertron) | 1826 |
| 5 | [USA] intern~ (JiveTime) | 1832 |
| 6 | [USA] Hazel | 1818 |
| 7 | [USA] BRIANNA (TR Jesse) | 1814 |
| 8 | [USA] 1337 (dingram) | 1804 |
| 9 | [USA] Wolfey (Wolfey) | 1803 |
| 10 | [CAN] Renko (R Inanimate) | 1803 |
| 11 | [USA] Obito | 1802 |
| 12 | [USA] John | 1795 |
| 13 | [USA] GREYSON (GreySong) | 1779 |
| 14 | [USA] Mental Out (Simon) | 1767 |
| 15 | [USA] Shin | 1767 |
| 16 | [USA] Dev | 1766 |
Europe Masters
| Player | Rating | |
| 1 | [DEU] Queen (drug duck) | 1841 |
| 2 | [DEU] Steven | 1823 |
| 3 | [GBR] BARRY (Baz Anderson) | 1815 |
| 4 | [PRT] TrickSage | 1814 |
| 5 | [GBR] Koryo | 1809 |
| 6 | [DEU] #fonsi (DaFlo) | 1806 |
| 7 | [DEU] Lati (Lati) | 1803 |
| 8 | [ESP] Yusuke | 1802 |
| 9 | [DEU] *Lajo* (Lajo) | 1799 |
| 10 | [ESP] Luthraim | 1793 |
| 11 | [AUT] Hibiki | 1791 |
| 12 | [ITA] DIEGO | 1786 |
| 13 | [GBR] Scrub | 1784 |
| 14 | [PRT] Eduardo | 1778 |
| 15 | [ITA] Aldragon | 1776 |
| 16 | [GBR] Sety | 1775 |
About the Author
Firestorm is one of the co-founders of Nugget Bridge and the Community Manager for eSports Tournament Platform Battlefy. He has been playing Pokémon since 1999, competitively since 2007, and attending tournaments since 2010. He lives in Vancouver, Canada with a degree in Interactive Art & Technology + Communications. You can follow him on Twitter at @rushanshekar.
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A final rating of 1742 landing me 26th in the U.S. and 125th overall. Better than I expected to be honest.
Though if I had quit before losing those three battles towards the end…Okay, so somehow I either messed up, or Pokemon messed me up or something. I dont know what it is that happened but I dont seem to be on the rankings. If anyone knows anything about ways I could have gotten DQed, or somebody I could possibly contact to figure out my situation it would be much appreciated. I have absolutely no idea what happened, and even in game I am still registered in the competition. Ranking probably ended between 1730-1750, and the you never know when the CP may help, so I would like to find a solution ASAP. Thanks!
1st in North America and 3rd in the world. Not to bad.
im not from NA but i set my region to canada so i could use the eshop.
anyone know if i will get CP and if they will be useful?
I’m from singapore where they dont have any invites
Hi Melevin, I can report that Sejun’s full team was: Zapdos, Ludicolo (w/ Sitrus), Garchomp, Mega Mawile, Politoed (w/ Scarf?), Tyranitar. I battled him on the second day in the 1600s.
Don’t they go by where your Play!Pokemon account is from?
I think Drug Duck had the same lineup as me so it was awesome see it do so well at the hands of such a great player.
Playing 19 games was enough to get 7th in Australia, alrightyyyyy
Glad to hear you got some good games in, Lejn.
Also grats to Bargens who came 2nd in Aussie Juniors and 43rd overall. Good work all around, guys.
We have been fooled. There can only be one #1 Canadian in these, of course the “new one” had to be a fake.
To answer a part of your question, they wouldn’t be useful.
well.. i’m sorry.. i had to use their eshop.. hehe
Echoing this, our local distributor needs to get off their ass and actually maintain our eshop properly.
Sorry to NA and Canada for stealing spots and CP.
As long as you aren’t opted into the rankings, I believe you don’t actually take up a place in terms of CP.
1008th worldwide, 270 in the US.
Kind of underwhelming but whatever.
This was my first ever online tournament. I came 5170th pml! One loss was because my cat wanted feeding and I forgot to turn off my 3DS. When I came back, my poor Garchomp was standing on the battlefield by itself lol!
I was number 6 in the Netherlands, and freshly member of this site, got a higher score then the may challenge, and willing to get better at VGC (by nuggetbrigde of course) and going for the number 1 spot in the Netherlands to begin with.
Does anyone know when the CP for Europe will be added to accounts? Just waiting to see if my son got any as he’s currently sitting 18th in Juniors.
The timing isn’t really consistent. I would say no earlier than next Monday since AlphaZealot will be tied up with US Nats work during the weekend.
Ok cool, will just keep checking
Well for those hoping to climb the hill (or somewhere on top the hill), it’d certainly be helpful to have all results info before U.S. Nationals. It’s always nice to be aware of your situation before entering the final showdown. I don’t imagine the knowledge will change the strategy. Just makes for more excitement, and less potential disappointment, when the needs are clear and not dependent on who might or might not have picked up CP at a late Premier Challenge or in the June International Challenge. Not trying to be pushy or anything, but the expectation of having fully updated rankings is fair. I would think that’s the goal of the hard-working staff (like AZ), too. Perhaps easier said than done, though.