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Emily Arvanitis

13-30 across 43 meetings with 23 managers — 4 series ahead, 15 behind, 4 level. Every game counts, playoffs included.

Emily Arvanitis’s season-by-season page →
Post-SeasonPlayoffs
Brenden Oliver
2026, 2025, 2023
41-3-2340.9–453.6——
Grace Martins
2026, 2025, 2023
41-3-2340.7–378.71-0—
Devin Ford
2026, 2025, 2023
30-3-3328.7–377.80-1—
Michael Farris
2026, 2025
32-1+1320.2–332.81-0—
Sarah Trahern
2025, 2023
31-2-1260.2–307.8——
Amanda Eckard
2026, 2025
21-1even210.4–213.6——
jeff Leet
2026, 2025
20-2-2164.4–306.2——
Katie Adams
2026, 2025
21-1even218.1–202.8——
Madeline Hirschfield
2025, 2023
21-1even189.7–214.9——
Madi Stace
2023
21-1even150.5–154.61-0—
MaryAnn Dicks
2023
20-2-2149.6–203.6——
Olivia Smith
2023
20-2-2162.2–254.4——
Ryan Nelson
2025
22-0+2256.4–230.81-0—
Aaron Hartley
2025
10-1-1123.3–135.1——
Alex Sharp
2025
10-1-193.8–106.6——
Angela Parsons
2023
10-1-149.1–81.90-1—
Ben Balch
2023
10-1-151.0–82.4——
Erik Thurza
2025
10-1-190.1–99.7——
Isabel Baldinger
2023
10-1-164.5–71.4——
Justin Randall
2026
10-1-186.2–139.0——
Kylyn Healy
2026
10-1-1106.7–142.3——
Madi White
2023
11-0+1128.0–86.9——
Mike McClain
2025
11-0+1132.6–126.1——

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What counts. Every meeting counts toward the record, regular season and post-season alike. Playoffs is the championship bracket alone — a series that includes one is a different kind of series, which is why it gets its own column. Post-Season is every game after the regular season, bracket and consolation together. Points are the totals each side has scored across every meeting, so they grow with how often the two have played. Records follow the manager, not the team name or the ESPN account.