All-Time Career Points Leaders Blendos Health & Longevity Movement Official Ranking Update – August 2026

The Blendos all-time scoring list is not a static monument. It is a living record of availability, production, and longevity. With the total player count now at 1,570, the depth of the historical archive continues to grow. The period between the close of Spring 2026 and the end of Summer League at Hartwick College produced meaningful shifts across nearly every tier of the leaderboard.

Cam Hayes remains the undisputed all-time scoring leader and the only player to clear 9,000 career points. He added 245 points across 16 games and now sits at 9,454. The gap between first and second continues to widen. Damian Zimmer and Danny Njoku held firm in the two and three spots with almost no change in totals. Everything beneath them moved.

Elite Tier Reshuffle

The most visible movement occurred in the top ten. Jared Conklin (+224 points) and Jo Annan (+205 points) both posted strong summers and passed Stevie Melendez, who held the fourth spot after Spring. Conklin rises to fourth. Annan moves to fifth. Melendez drops two places to sixth despite an unchanged total. Graham Wooden climbed one spot to eighth. Zyeir Lawrence remained tenth but produced the largest single-window scoring total of any player on the board, adding 336 points.

Just outside the top ten, the 3,000-point club expanded. Kevin Kurkowski, Rob Scianimanico, and George Foti all crossed the threshold for the first time. Kurkowski rose two places to 13th. Scianimanico jumped three spots to 14th. Foti settled at 16th. Dylan Jaklitsch, who sat at exactly 3,000 after Spring, continued adding and now stands at 3,056.

Landmark Individual Breakthrough

Marc Rivera delivered the cleanest individual achievement of the update window. After Spring he sat at 1,924 points and ranked 26th. By August he had reached 2,114 points and climbed five full places into 21st. The jump simultaneously placed him in the 2,000-point club and forced a reshuffle of the lower elite. Evan Lane, Eddie Bello, and George Sheley all extended their own 2,000-point totals, but Rivera was the new member who changed the order around him.

Mid-Table and Volume Climbers

Further down the list, availability continued to separate players. Seamus DeMauro posted one of the largest rank gains on the entire board, rising 18 places and crossing into the 1,000-point club at 1,095. Trevor Huntsman also entered the 1,000-point club and climbed seven spots. Colby Fancher and Linton Wainright each rose seven places. Alex Woeppel moved up four. Devon Chabot gained five. Ryan Ashline and Bisskit Robinson both made significant climbs.

Players who remained active continued to climb. Players who did not play watched others pass them. That remains the fundamental math of a career scoring list built on real games across a growing community of 1,570 players.

Full Updated Top 100

Blendos Health & Longevity Movement Career Points Leaders – August 2026

(Change column reflects movement relative to the official Spring 2026 Top 100. A dash indicates the player was not ranked inside that published Top 100.)

Rank	Name	GP	PTS	Change
1	Cam Hayes	491	9454	—
2	Damian Zimmer	355	8598	—
3	Danny Njoku	269	7297	—
4	Jared Conklin	323	4972	↑ 1
5	Jo Annan	208	4860	↑ 1
6	Stevie Melendez	233	4842	↓ 2
7	Ray Williams	311	4121	—
8	Graham Wooden	149	3799	↑ 1
9	Jared Beach	204	3776	↓ 1
10	Zyeir Lawrence	181	3688	—
11	Jacob Beach	158	3260	—
12	Arie Brunson	207	3255	—
13	Kevin Kurkowski	186	3164	↑ 2
14	Rob Scianimanico	285	3091	↑ 3
15	Dylan Jaklitsch	342	3056	↓ 2
16	George Foti	181	3052	↓ 2
17	Travis Woods	159	2965	↓ 1
18	Travis Moyer	170	2709	—
19	Colin Adam	167	2535	—
20	Aaron Smith Jr	120	2460	—
21	Marc Rivera	183	2114	↑ 5
22	Evan Lane	98	2103	↓ 1
23	Eddie Bello	209	2038	↓ 1
24	George Sheley	141	2023	↓ 1
25	Mason Weir	98	1988	↓ 1
26	Charles Dangelo	169	1924	↓ 1
27	Brennen Lawton	118	1842	—
28	Derek Wright	195	1841	↑ 2
29	Jared Jones	166	1840	↓ 1
30	Tony Hendrich	195	1822	↑ 3
31	Ben Helme	108	1786	↓ 2
32	Jimmy Donley	87	1711	↓ 1
33	Mike Dabbraccio	122	1676	↓ 1
34	Devon Chabot	87	1627	↑ 5
35	Dev Vanderhoof	128	1618	↓ 1
36	Jeremiah Ford	120	1616	—
37	Aaron Laing	137	1612	↓ 2
38	Ethan Finch	89	1576	↓ 1
39	Dan Baker	179	1564	↓ 1
40	Jonathan Codrington	101	1563	—
41	Bruce Dunckle	139	1471	—
42	Steve Dangelo	129	1457	—
43	Chris Garcia	60	1454	—
44	Wynn Williams	112	1451	—
45	Kyle Butler	102	1449	—
46	Alex Woeppel	125	1444	↑ 4
47	Jon Foulds	64	1406	—
48	Jazz Burks	80	1396	↓ 2
49	Zan Stewart	63	1387	↓ 1
50	Frank D'esti	76	1362	↓ 1
51	Linton Wainright	105	1330	↑ 7
52	Emil Aponte	78	1313	↓ 1
53	Scott Richards	137	1302	↑ 1
54	Garrett Hassard	100	1284	↓ 2
55	Jordan Manikas	88	1281	↓ 2
56	Chris Gonzalez	53	1252	↓ 1
57	Jordan Shaul	121	1240	↓ 1
58	Luke Van Slyke	52	1226	↓ 1
59	Sani Atkinson	130	1213	—
60	Joe Ballard	122	1205	—
61	Anthony Jones	70	1197	—
62	Hunter Sowersby	81	1182	—
63	Jesse Woodard Sr	193	1140	—
64	Jordan Smith	145	1127	—
65	Colby Fancher	105	1126	↑ 7
66	Derek Beames	89	1117	↓ 1
67	Bryce Kohout	102	1105	↓ 1
68	Seamus DeMauro	84	1095	↑ 18
69	Matt Miller	67	1087	↓ 2
70	Matt Vogel	104	1079	↓ 2
71	Trevor Huntsman	72	1076	↑ 7
72	Shea Barber	58	1051	↓ 3
73	Tim Kamina	69	1040	↓ 3
74	Joey Matzel	122	1020	↓ 3
75	John Imperato	90	998	↓ 2
76	Xavier Hill	32	988	↓ 2
77	Ryan Ashline	102	957	↑ 11
78	Bisskit Robinson	76	949	↑ 6
79	Ethan Butts	78	947	↓ 4
80	Tanner Winchester	44	944	↓ 4
81	Malik Howard	38	900	↓ 2
82	Stephen Anderson	70	876	↓ 1
83	Ty Southard	84	851	↑ 2
84	Chad Richards	87	850	↓ 2
85	Danny Lapin	118	847	—
86	Monte Richardson	61	831	↓ 3
87	Makaya Morrison	47	828	—
88	Jake Vandusen	91	820	—
89	Greg Mattice	114	788	—
90	Layton Gilette	56	784	↓ 3
91	Jared Hawkins	55	768	—
92	Cam Best	51	763	↓ 3
93	Will Joslyn	46	754	↓ 3
94	Khi Atchinson	72	748	↓ 3
95	Ryan Finne	46	743	↓ 3
96	Terrell Evans	38	736	↓ 3
97	Matt Zynda	42	736	↓ 3
98	Kaiden Legree	69	729	—
99	Derek Burns	61	723	↓ 4
100	Miles Mohrien	51	698	↓ 4

The Blendos career scoring list rewards those who keep showing up. Volume and efficiency both matter, but availability remains the common denominator among the climbers. Across a community that has now grown to 1,570 total players,Three new members joined the 3,000-point club. Marc Rivera announced himself in the 2,000-point club. The middle of the board is tighter and more competitive than it has been in years.

This is the official all-time career points ranking of the Blendos Health & Longevity Movement as of August 2026.

Coming next: While this list ranks pure career volume, the next blog will showcase the Top 100 career Points Per Game leaders — a different measure of scoring efficiency and impact. #Blendos