Who’s Done Great This Season: Top Performers of 2025
Season leaders, standout performances and key numbers shaping the Season 5 narrative.
Published
29 DEC 2025
Est. reading time
3 min
As Season 5 continues to take shape, consistency across multiple legs has become just as important as headline wins.
From dominant early momentum to well-timed breakthroughs, several riders have separated themselves in the individual standings through sustained performance under pressure.
Based on current standings, these are the riders who have defined the season so far.
Points reflect individual results in the Qualifier and Grand Prix across MLSJ Legs, with room for further movement as the calendar unfolds.
Daniel Bluman
Total points: 96
Daniel Bluman has been a defining presence in Season 5, led by his partnership with Corbie V.V. The pair claimed the Leg 2 Grand Prix and have delivered clear rounds in all seven MLSJ 5* Grand Prix appearances this season. Bluman has also played a key role for Maccabi United, standing on four 5* Team podiums, including victories in Toronto and Palm Springs.
Season results:
Traverse City: 13 points
Toronto: 20 points
Greenwich: 22 points
Highlands Cup: 5 points
Tryon: 10 points
Coachella Cup: 13 points
Palm Springs: 13 points
Kent Farrington
Total points: 76
World Number One Kent Farrington opened Season 5 in dominant fashion with the 5* Grand Prix victory at Leg 1 aboard Greya. He has remained a constant threat throughout the year, adding a 5* Qualifier win in Toronto and the 5* Grand Prix title in Greenwich to an already impressive campaign.
Season results:
Traverse City: 18 points
Toronto: 22 points
Greenwich: 19 points
Highlands Cup: 2 points
Tryon: 15 points, 3rd
Coachella Cup: —
Palm Springs: —
Skylar Wireman
Total points: 51
Skylar Wireman has set the standard among U25 riders in Season 5. Competing for the Rainmakers in their debut season, Wireman has consistently delivered at the highest level, earning top finishes at Hudson Valley, Tryon and The Coachella Cup, establishing herself as one of the league’s most reliable performers.
Season results:
Traverse City: 4 points
Toronto: 11 points
Greenwich: 3 points
Highlands Cup: 11 points
Tryon: 7 points
Coachella Cup: 12 points
Palm Springs: 3 points
Conor Swail
Total points: 42
Defending Season 4 Individual Champion Conor Swail has continued to be a factor across Season 5. Riding for the Trelawny Trailblazers, Swail stood atop the 5* Team podium in Greenwich and has posted clear Grand Prix rounds in Toronto, Hudson Valley, and Palm Springs.
Season results:
Traverse City: —
Toronto: 10 points
Greenwich: 3 points
Highlands Cup: 11 points
Tryon: 7 points
Coachella Cup: 8 points
Palm Springs: 3 points
Mclain Ward
Total points: 42
Olympic veteran Mclain Ward closed out Leg 7 in strong form, helping the Roadrunners secure their first Team victory of Season 5. Ward has also found success individually, highlighted by a Leg 6 5* Qualifier win and a podium finish in The Coachella Cup in addition to consistent top performances throughout the season.
Season results:
Traverse City: —
Toronto: —
Greenwich: —
Highlands Cup: 6 points
Tryon: 6 points
Coachella Cup: 25 points
Palm Springs: 5 points
As the season heads toward its decisive phase, every round, every point, and every pairing will continue to redefine who truly stands at the top of Season 5.
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