Leaderboard
| #1 |  | Dustin Carver | 36,405 score | View Profile |
| #2 |  | Alex Johnson | 34,137 score | View Profile |
| #3 |  | sasha rojkovski | 31,317 score | View Profile |
| #4 |  | Daniel Pashkov | 31,092 score | View Profile |
| #5 |  | Julia Shturman | 28,828 score | View Profile |
| #6 |  | Serkan Simsir | 27,181 score | View Profile |
| #7 |  | Hemant Suthar | 23,545 score | View Profile |
| #8 |  | Саида Абд | 21,286 score | View Profile |
| #9 |  | Scott Cortez | 21,262 score | View Profile |
| #10 |  | jerome duda | 21,257 score | View Profile |
| #11 |  | Kai Gundersen | 21,239 score | View Profile |
Competition Rules
Welcome to the Final Ascent Cup — the championship that closes the Summer League.
You earn one point for every percent completed on your Activity Rings each day, up to a maximum of 600 points per day. Every active choice now contributes to one final objective: finishing the summer as high on the leaderboard as you can.
Your AI Personal Coach can help you manage the balance between pushing harder and recovering intelligently. Use your available rest bonuses when your body needs them, and deploy Achievement Tokens earned through personal milestones when the right moment arrives. In a Final, strategy can matter just as much as raw effort.
The leaderboard is your mountain.
Some players are defending the summit. Others are fighting for the podium, chasing the Top 10, or trying to complete one final comeback before the season closes. Wherever you begin, there is still somewhere higher to reach.
At the summit waits the 640-coin grand prize — but the real challenge is discovering how high you can finish when there is no next round.
This is the final climb of summer.
About the Competition
Welcome to Zermatt, Switzerland, beneath one of the most recognizable mountains in the world: the Matterhorn.
This is the arena for the Final Ascent Cup.
Picture yourself moving through high Alpine trails surrounded by glaciers, steep ridges, green valleys, and the unmistakable Matterhorn rising above everything. Hikers, climbers, runners, and mountaineers travel here for one reason: to go higher.
That makes Zermatt the perfect setting for the Summer League Final.
For this competition, the mountain becomes the leaderboard itself. Every closed ring moves you upward. Every comeback gains altitude. Every workout is another section of the climb.
The leaders can see the summit — but they still have to defend it. Everyone below them still has one final opportunity to climb.
Months of summer competition have brought us here.
There is no higher stage and no later round.
Summer ends at the top.