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US National Champions

Check out the decks of the three Pokémon TCG US National Champions. These competitors showed immense creativity in their decks and skill in their matches!

  • Andy Younger / National Champion
    National Champion / Junior Division
  • Ishaan Jagiasi / National Champion
    National Champion / Senior Division
  • Brandon Salazar / National Champion
    National Champion / Masters Division

Genesect-EX and Yveltal-EX proved to be a potent duo at the 2014 Nationals. Andy Younger took these powerful Pokémon all the way to becoming the National Champ!

Pokémon
  • 1
    Genesect-EX
    97/101
    bw10 97
  • 2
    Genesect-EX
    11/101
    bw10 11
  • 2
    Pikachu
    42/146
    xy1 42
  • 2
    Raichu
    43/146
    xy1 43
  • 1
    Jirachi-EX
    98/101
    bw10 98
  • 2
    Virizion-EX
    96/101
    bw10 96
  • 2
    Virizion-EX
    9/101
    bw10 9
Energy Cards
  • 10
    Grass Energy
    dp1 123
  • 4
    Plasma Energy
    bw10 91
Trainer Cards
  • 1
    Colress Machine
    bw8 119
  • 3
    Energy Switch
    bw11 112
  • 1
    G Booster
    bw10 92
  • 1
    Level Ball
    bw4 89
  • 2
    Muscle Band
    xy1 121
  • 1
    Professor’s Letter
    xy1 123
  • 2
    Startling Megaphone
    xy2 97
  • 1
    Super Rod
    dv1 20
  • 3
    Ultra Ball
    bw10 90
  • 3
    Skyarrow Bridge
    bw4 91
  • 4
    Skyla
    bw7 134
  • 1
    Colress
    bw8 118
  • 1
    Lysandre
    xy2 90
  • 4
    N
    bw5 96
  • 4
    Professor Juniper
    bw10 84
  • 2
    Shadow Triad
    bw9 102
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Miltank decks produced mixed results at Nationals, but Ishaan was able to find success with it all the way to Senior Division Champion!

Pokémon
  • 3
    Miltank
    83/106
    xy2 83
  • 2
    Duskull
    38/106
    xy2 38
  • 1
    Dusclops
    39/106
    xy2 39
  • 2
    Dusknoir
    63/149
    bw7 63
  • 1
    Jirachi-EX
    60/101
    bw10 60
  • 1
    Exeggcute
    4/116
    bw9 4
  • 4
    Piplup
    27/108
    bw5 27
  • 1
    Prinplup
    34/113
    bw11 34
  • 4
    Empoleon
    29/108
    bw5 29
Energy Cards
  • 6
    Water Energy
    dp1 125
Trainer Cards
  • 1
    Dowsing Machine
    bw8 128
  • 2
    Colress
    bw8 118
  • 4
    N
    bw5 96
  • 4
    Skyla
    bw7 134
  • 3
    Professor Juniper
    bw10 84
  • 1
    Lysandre
    xy2 90
  • 2
    Tropical Beach
    bw7 0
  • 2
    Switch
    bw7 135
  • 2
    Super Rod
    dv1 20
  • 2
    Level Ball
    bw4 89
  • 3
    Ultra Ball
    bw10 90
  • 3
    Muscle Band
    xy1 121
  • 4
    Rare Candy
    bw10 85
  • 2
    Startling Megaphone
    xy2 97
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Brandon was the only player with a deck of his kind in the Championship finals. With it he was able to power his way to National Champion!

Pokémon
  • 2
    Landorus-EX
    144/149
    bw7 144
  • 1
    Landorus-EX
    89/149
    bw7 89
  • 2
    Mewtwo-EX
    54/113
    bw11 54
  • 2
    Pikachu
    42/146
    xy1 42
  • 2
    Raichu
    43/146
    xy1 43
  • 2
    Trubbish
    67/113
    bw11 67
  • 2
    Garbodor
    54/124
    bw6 54
  • 1
    Druddigon
    70/106
    xy2 70
Energy Cards
  • 7
    Fighting Energy
    dp1 128
  • 4
    Double Colorless Energy
    bw11 113
Trainer Cards
  • 4
    Professor Juniper
    bw10 84
  • 3
    N
    bw5 96
  • 3
    Skyla
    bw7 134
  • 2
    Lysandre
    xy2 90
  • 1
    Shauna
    xy1 127
  • 4
    Hypnotoxic Laser
    bw8 123
  • 3
    Muscle Band
    xy1 121
  • 3
    Ultra Ball
    bw10 90
  • 2
    Switch
    bw7 135
  • 2
    Bicycle
    bw8 117
  • 2
    Float Stone
    bw9 99
  • 1
    Level Ball
    bw4 89
  • 1
    Enhanced Hammer
    bw5 94
  • 1
    Professor’s Letter
    xy1 123
  • 1
    Computer Search
    bw7 137
  • 2
    Virbank City Gym
    bw8 126
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