Week 20

Rachel Seat

No you don't need to get your your eyes checked, what you're seeing is true. She's at it again- sweeping through the rest of the competition like its her job. At this rate maybe she should make it her job and go compete with the big boys at the World RPS Society. At any rate, the smile says it all.. she's knows she can win at will.

Week 19ish

Grace Chan

On June 11, 2010, Chan declared herself eligible for the 2009 RPS Draft. Chan decided to forgo her final three seasons of amateur RPS. On June 25, 2010, Chan was selected by the excel group with the fourth overall pick in the 2010 RPS Draft.

On June 11, 2010, Chan was named RPS NSE Conference Rookie of the Month for games played from the beginning of the season through July. During that time she averaged 18.8 rocks, 5.0 paper, 4.7 scissors per game.

On June 11, 2010, she was instrumental in leading herself in a two handed deficit to beat THE Jeff Nemelka.

Week 18ish

Rachel Seat

Rachel is a RPS Champion who is capable of playing the Rock. She is considered one of the most complete players in the RPS, has been selected to every All-RPS Team since 2009, and has been featured in the last twelve RPS All-Star games.[1] Sports writers and sports casters have frequently compared Rachel to Jade Fowler, a comparison Rachel dislikes. In 2007, an RPS poll of sportsRPSwriters voted her as the second best throwing arm in RPS history behind Jade Fowler. she is a prolific hand, averaging 25.3 rocks per game for her career, along with 5.3 paper, 4.7 scissors, and 1.5 wins (as of the end of the 2009–2010 regular season). she is known for her ability to read people for herself. she shares the single-game RPS record for scissors thrown with twelve. Rachel is often cited as one of the most prolific face readers in the RPS. she utilizes her speed and prophetic ability to elude defenders to finish at the hand. Both TNT and Sporting News named Rachel the "RPS Player of the Decade" for 2000-09.

Week 17ish

Jared Warburton

To prepare for the fight, Jared trains with a 1920s-era hand-bantamweight grandma and Two Jacks owner, Jack Gathercoal, while Jared's good friend, Jeff Nemelka, a web plant worker, lets him practice his punches on his face.