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The '''CCSC Power Rankings''' was a list of the top 25 players across the Central Canada Smash Circuit region, comprising the provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The list was initially drafted and released on July 21, 2007 after much speculation from the CCSC Panelists involved. | The '''CCSC Power Rankings''' was a list of the top 25 players across the [[Central Canada Smash Circuit]] region, comprising the provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The list was initially drafted and released on July 21, 2007 after much speculation from the CCSC Panelists involved. | ||
Maintenance of this list subsided upon the competitive retirement of its primary panelist, {{Sm|RJM}}. A current list representing this region is no longer actively sustained, but a selective list of players from Edmonton and surrounding regions can be found at [[Alberta Power Ranking]] (notably excluding the Calgary area from its first several revisions). | Maintenance of this list subsided upon the competitive retirement of its primary panelist, {{Sm|RJM}}. A current list representing this region is no longer actively sustained, but a selective list of players from Edmonton and surrounding regions can be found at [[Alberta Power Ranking]] (notably excluding the Calgary area from its first several revisions). | ||