Defending champion …Lost took the lead in the Vissla constructors' rankings
The one-two of Houshmand and Colapinto was key to making this happen
April 3
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The defending Vissla Builders' Rankings champion, Mayhem's …Lost boards, built by respected California shaper Matt Biolos, took over the top spot after fellow boards Cole Houshmand and Griffin Colapinto went one-two on the Bells stage, among other key results.
In a ranking that includes players from the quarterfinals onwards, Houshmand and Colapinto were key for Mayhem, as was Caroline Marks' third place in the women's category and the fifth places of Gabriela Bryan, Sawyer Lindblad and Kade Matson.
Sharp Eye has now been moved to second place, Channel Island to third, DHD to fourth and Town and Country to fifth.
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DHD was the stage winner and got very close, Mayhem was moved to third position
Sharp Eye leads the Vissla ranking of shapers
Mayhem, Pyzel, Channel Islands and DHD, in that order, round out the top 5.
Mayhem took the lead in the Vissla shapers ranking
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