SvS-US Circuit 500: Ed Bass leads at the halfway mark

Two rounds down, two to go, and 2026 SvS eMICS champion Ed Bass is setting the pace in Game 2. The Milwaukee player’s “Birthday Girl” led public scoring in both rounds, earning a 7.705 provisional APRS.

His closest challenger is Raheyyu, winner of Game 1 of the SvS-US Circuit. The Newark player’s “Regonize Me” stands at 6.925, just 0.780 points behind Ed Bass. With two proven winners leading the field, the second half could come down to who finishes strongest.

Big Drama Boy holds third at 6.200, with Mr. Blackmell close behind at 6.000. K’Tron sits fifth at 5.500, while D’Ariq and Ace Tre are tied for sixth at 5.125. Two rounds remain, and the judges’ Performance Points could still shake up the standings.

Rank	Player	City, State	Song	Round 1 PRS	Round 2 PRS	Provisional APRS
1	Ed Bass	Milwaukee, WI	“Birthday Girl”	8.41	7.00	7.705
2	Raheyyu	Newark, NJ	“Regonize Me”	7.85	6.00	6.925
3	Big Drama Boy	Ft. Collins, CO	“Moment In Time”	7.40	5.00	6.200
4	Mr. Blackmell	Winder, GA	“Yeek It On Out”	7.00	5.00	6.000
5	K’Tron	Portsmouth, VA	“Oral 4 Play”	6.00	5.00	5.500
T-6	D’Ariq	East Point, GA	“Friends”	5.25	5.00	5.125
T-6	Ace Tre	Dayton, OH	“Factz”	5.25	5.00	5.125

The averages above reflect public scoring through two rounds. On Sunday, October 4, the Public Rating Scores (PRS) from all four rounds will be averaged to produce each player’s official Average Public Rating Score (APRS). The three judges will then add their Performance Points (PPs) for Delivery, Song Quality, and Radio Readiness to each player’s APRS, producing an overall score.

APRS + PPs = Overall Score. The player with the highest overall score wins Game 2.

Round 3 is underway, score today at www.songvssongsports.com/svsgames