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Track Andrew Hedrick's competitive Pokémon TCG career, championship results, tournament decklists, major finishes, match history, and strategy.
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Andrew Hedrick pokemon tcg: 2026 World Champion Profile
Learn about Andrew Hedrick’s Pokémon TCG career, 2026 World Championship win, Dragapult strategy, results, and competitive legacy.
Andrew Hedrick metafy: Event Guide and Key Takeaways
Explore Andrew Hedrick's Metafy Pokémon TCG event, coaching themes, tournament lessons, and practical preparation tips for competitive players.
Andrew Hedrick regional champion interview: Key Takeaways
Key lessons from Andrew Hedrick's 2026 regional champion interview, including deck selection, Crushing Hammer strategy, testing, and tournament mindset.
Andrew Hedrick deck list: Dragapult EX Strategy Guide
Review Andrew Hedrick’s Dragapult EX strategy, confirmed cards, disruption plan, energy choices, and practical Pokémon TCG deck-building lessons.
Andrew Hedrick vancouver regionals 2025: Top 8 Tips
Analyze Andrew Hedrick's Vancouver Regionals Top 8 Pokémon TCG match, including Dragapult ex strategy, prize mapping, and late-game control.
Andrew Hedrick podcast: Pokémon TCG Interview Guide
Explore the Andrew Hedrick podcast interview, tournament history, Dragapult strategy, deckbuilding ideas, and key competitive lessons.
Andrew Hedrick los angeles regional championships: Results
Review Andrew Hedrick's 2026 Los Angeles Regional Championship win, Dragapult strategy, semifinal match, and tournament record.
Andrew Hedrick vs diego cassiraga: Finals Match Guide
Break down Andrew Hedrick’s 2026 Pokémon TCG World Championship final against Diego Cassiraga, including key turns and winning tactics.
Andrew Hedrick lost zone box guide: Step-by-Step Tips
Learn Andrew Hedrick’s Turbo Lost Box plan, key attackers, Lost Zone sequencing, matchup tactics, and resource management.
Andrew Hedrick worlds deck: Research & Analysis Guide
Learn how to research Andrew Hedrick's Worlds deck, verify card lists, and evaluate tournament strategy without relying on unconfirmed claims.
Andrew Hedrick naic 2024: Match Breakdown & Rankings
Review Andrew Hedrick's NAIC 2024 Pokémon TCG match, Lost Zone strategy, key plays, and verified tournament history.
Andrew Hedrick tournament results: Rankings & Decks
Review Andrew Hedrick's tournament results, placements, decks, prize money, and Pokémon TCG performance by competitive season.
Andrew Hedrick Tournament Results
Follow Andrew Hedrick's major Pokémon TCG tournament results across Regional, International, and World Championship events, from his 2023 Knoxville Regional title to his 2026 World Championship victory.
| Event | Date | Division | Placement | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 Pokémon World Championships | Aug 30, 2026 | Masters | 1st | World Champion |
| 2025 Atlanta Regional | 2025 | Masters | 2nd | Runner-Up |
| 2025 Vancouver Regional | 2025 | Masters | Top Cut | Deep Run |
| 2024 North America International Championships | Jun 2024 | Masters | 1st | NAIC Champion |
| 2024 Indianapolis Regional | 2024 | Masters | 1st | Regional Champion |
| 2023 Knoxville Regional | 2023 | Masters | 1st | Regional Champion |
Andrew Hedrick Deck Lists
Browse the competitive Pokémon TCG decks Andrew Hedrick brought to major tournaments. Each list is a complete 60-card build organized around its event and final placement, so you can trace how his archetypes evolved season by season.
The Dragapult list behind Hedrick's Masters Division world title, defeating Diego Cassiraga 2-0 in the final.
2025 Gardevoir ex
A 9-4-1 Worlds run built on Gardevoir ex after his 2024 Top 8 finish.
2024 Charizard ex / Pidgeot ex
A 10-3-1 World Championship run that established Hedrick among the leading Masters competitors.
The Lost Zone Toolbox list that won the 2024 North America International Championships in a 2,692-player Masters field.
The Lugia VSTAR build with Archeops support that delivered Hedrick's 2023 Knoxville Regional title.
Andrew Hedrick 2026 World Championship Deck
Explore the 60-card tournament deck Andrew Hedrick used to win the Masters Division at the 2026 Pokémon World Championships in San Francisco. The complete official list splits across Pokémon, Trainer, and Energy cards.
Pokémon
Core AttackersThe Dragapult ex line with Dreepy and Drakloak evolution stages, backed by Dusknoir for damage placement. These cards carry the deck's attacks and its ability to spread damage across the opponent's board.
Trainer
Setup and ControlSupporters, Items, Tools, and Stadium cards that keep the deck drawing, searching, and managing the pace of each match while the Dragapult line develops.
Energy
Attack FuelThe Energy configuration that powers Dragapult ex's Phantom Dive attack, tuned to keep the world championship list attacking on schedule every game.
60-card official Worlds list
Masters Division championship winner
Final won 2-0 over Diego Cassiraga
Full list on Limitless TCG
Andrew Hedrick Career Stats
The key numbers behind Andrew Hedrick's competitive Pokémon TCG career: an American Masters Division player, member of team Sableyes, and reigning World Champion after his 2026 victory.
Country
ProfileUnited States
Date of Birth
ProfileNovember 30, 1996
Team
ProfileSableyes
1 (2026, Masters Division)
1 (2024 NAIC, Masters)
Regional Championships
Titles2 (Knoxville 2023, Indianapolis 2024)
2026 Worlds Placement
Latest1st, Masters Division
Signature Archetypes
DecksDragapult, Lost Zone Toolbox, Lugia VSTAR
How Andrew Hedrick's Dragapult Deck Works
Andrew Hedrick's Dragapult strategy builds Dragapult ex, spreads damage counters across the opponent's board, and converts that spread damage into efficient multi-Prize turns. Here is how the world championship engine runs, step by step.
Establish the Dragapult Line
Dreepy, Drakloak, Dragapult exGet Dreepy into play early and develop multiple evolution targets. Keeping more than one Dragapult line available makes it harder for the opponent to stop the deck by removing a single Pokémon.
Use Drakloak to Keep the Deck Moving
DrakloakDrakloak's Recon Directive provides repeatable card selection while the deck develops, finding attackers, Energy, evolution pieces, and situational cards without abandoning the evolution game plan.
Attack with Phantom Dive
Dragapult exPhantom Dive deals 200 damage to the Active Pokémon and places 6 damage counters on the opponent's Benched Pokémon in any way you choose, setting up several future Knock Outs at once.
Combine Spread Damage with Dusknoir
Dusknoir, Dragapult exDusknoir's Cursed Blast places 13 damage counters on an opposing Pokémon while Knocking Out Dusknoir itself. Combined with Phantom Dive damage, this creates aggressive Prize-map options against damaged targets.
Plan the Final Prize Turn
Dragapult ex, Drakloak, DusknoirThe deck is strongest when damage counters are placed with future turns in mind. Hedrick's approach rewards setting up multiple targets, preserving the next attacker, and taking two or more Knock Outs during decisive turns.
Andrew Hedrick's Major Championship Results
Hedrick progressed from deep World Championship finishes to the Masters Division world title, adapting his archetype every season: Charizard ex in 2024, Gardevoir ex in 2025, and Dragapult to win it all in 2026.
A 10-3-1 run with Charizard ex / Pidgeot ex earned $25,000 and established Hedrick among the leading Masters Division competitors.
A 9-4-1 follow-up run on Gardevoir ex worth $10,000, proving the 2024 result was no one-off.
Hedrick captured the Masters Division world title with Dragapult, defeating former World Champion Diego Cassiraga in the championship match.
Andrew Hedrick Tournament Matches
Recorded matches show how Hedrick's major tournament runs translated into championship results. The 2026 Masters Division final against Diego Cassiraga is the defining recorded match of his World Championship victory.
| Event | Stage | Opponent | Result | Decks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 Pokémon World Championships | Masters Final | Diego Cassiraga | Win 2-0 | Dragapult vs. Alakazam |
| 2026 Pokémon World Championships | Feature Match | Jack Pitcher | Win | Dragapult |
| 2026 Pokémon World Championships | Feature Match | Henry Chao | Win | Dragapult |
| 2026 Pokémon World Championships | Feature Match | Preston Rutledge | Win | Dragapult |
| 2024 NAIC | Masters Final | Stéphane Ivanoff | Win | Lost Zone Toolbox |
Official Pokémon coverage is the best way to study Hedrick's tournament play: sequencing, Prize mapping, target selection, and in-match adaptation that deck lists alone cannot capture.
Hedrick vs. Diego Cassiraga, Dragapult against Alakazam, official Pokémon World Championships match coverage of the championship-winning 2-0 final.
Stéphane Ivanoff vs. Andrew Hedrick, the North America International Championships final where Hedrick's Lost Zone Toolbox took the title.
Worlds, Internationals, and Regionals coverage: event information, featured matches, and competitive Pokémon broadcasts featuring Hedrick and fellow Championship competitors.
Watch Tips
- Featured-match broadcasts reveal sequencing decisions deck lists cannot show.
- Pokémon's official channel hosts World Championship feature matches and finals.
- Play! Pokémon publishes brackets, standings, and event results alongside coverage.
- Limitless TCG pairs every broadcast with the exact 60-card list played.