Top 10 Women of 2026: Who Has Scored the Most Fantasy Points, and Who Gives You the Most per Credit

The women's side of the 2026 season has a problem the men's side doesn't: there's no obvious number one. Four players have scored within 21 fantasy points of each other after fifteen tournaments, and two of them are tied to the decimal. So we stopped arguing about it and added everything up: every fantasy point scored by every female player in OutOfTheCourt since January, then divided by what each of them costs you today. What comes out is a top-four that is closer than it has ever been, and a value ranking with a name at the top that most managers have never picked.

📐 How we ranked them

The first ranking is total fantasy points collected in 2026 across every Premier Padel tournament played so far, with tournaments played and per-tournament average shown alongside. The second divides those total points by the player's current price in credits to get FP per credit, a measure of how much production each credit you spend has actually bought this season. Both lists include every player with at least one 2026 tournament. Costs are the live values in the app right now, so they already reflect the latest recalculation.

🏆 Top 10 by Total Fantasy Points

Gemma Triay leads with 1,412.6 fantasy points from fifteen tournaments, an average of 94.2 per event. Paula Josemaría is second at 1,396.3, just 16 points back. Then comes the tie: Bea González and Delfi Brea have scored exactly 1,391.6 apiece, identical to the decimal, both from fifteen tournaments, both averaging 92.8. We list Bea third because she got there at 141.7 credits, and Brea fourth at 192.2, but on the court there is nothing between them. Twenty-one points cover the entire top four. In the men's game, the gap between first and fourth is 142.

Andrea Ustero is the clear fifth at 1,174.6, and note that she's done it in fourteen tournaments with the highest average outside the top four at 83.9. Martina Calvo follows at 1,060.4 from fifteen events, making six women over 1,000 fantasy points this season, and the spread between them is far tighter than among the six men who've done the same.

The back half of the ten is a mix of steady regulars and one expensive underperformer. Claudia Jensen is seventh with 972.6, Ari Sánchez eighth with 970.6 from fourteen tournaments, and Tamara Icardo ninth with 920.2. Claudia Fernández closes the ten at 901.1. Every one of them has played at least fourteen events; volume matters as much as peak here. Just outside: Sofia Araújo (746.5) and Marta Ortega (711.9), a full 150 points behind tenth place.

💰 Top 10 by FP per Credit

Divide by cost and the ranking gets a new number one. Giulia Dal Pozzo, Italian, priced at 40.1 credits, has scored 561.7 fantasy points from fourteen tournaments, a return of 14.01 FP per credit. Nobody else on the women's side is above 10. Her per-tournament average of 40.1 is modest, but at that price it makes her the single most efficient purchase in the whole game, men included, second only to Aimar Goñi.

The next four are the story of the year, though, because they aren't cheap fillers. Bea González returns 9.82 FP per credit while being third in total points. Andrea Ustero (9.41) and Martina Calvo (9.18) are fifth and sixth in production and third and fourth in efficiency. Claudia Jensen (8.03) is seventh in points and fifth in value. Four of the top seven scorers on the women's side cost between 115 and 142 credits and return over 8 FP per credit. That mid-premium band, which is a trap on the men's side, is the sweet spot for women.

The true premiums still hold up: Triay (7.34), Josemaría (7.30) and Brea (7.24) all return over 7 per credit at 190-plus, and Icardo (7.36) matches them at 125. Nuria Rodríguez closes the value ten at 6.67 with 487.7 FP from fourteen tournaments at 73.1 credits, a solid budget option. The two names to think twice about are Ari Sánchez (5.07 at 191.3 credits) and Claudia Fernández (4.96 at 181.7): both are in the scoring top ten, but you're paying elite prices for roughly two-thirds of elite output.

🎯 Lineup takeaways