Every squad has one — the shooter you keep leapfrogging in the standings, the training partner you measure yourself against more than the leaderboard. MatchChaser's Rivals feature builds that head-to-head into your account instead of leaving it to memory.
Pick up to three rivals
Invite someone by their USPSA member number, their account email, or an exact display name. The response is deliberately generic either way, so an invite can't be used to probe who does or doesn't have an account. Accepting is the consent moment — once a rivalry is active, you both see each other's numbers even if a profile is otherwise private.
The race: who's ahead in classification
For every division you both shoot, Rivals shows your class and percentage side by side, with the gap spelled out — "You lead by 2.10%" or "Behind by 0.85%." When either of you is close enough to bump into the next class, it calls out the exact hit factor gap as a title fight.
Head-to-head matches
Any match you import where you're both in the field gets scored automatically into a running win–loss record, plus a streak callout when one of you has taken several in a row.
Classifier duel
For every classifier you've both logged, Rivals shows who's holding the better score — and how close the nearest one is to flipping.
Get told when something moves, not just when you check
Related reading: How USPSA classification works · How to read your PractiScore match results
MatchChaser emails you when a rivalry's lead flips, when either of you moves up a class, or when the gap shifts by a full percentage point since the last alert — so a rivalry keeps itself current without you refreshing the page. Create a free account and add your first rival.