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    Use B3=LARGE($B$18:$B$29,ROWS(B$18:B18)) and drag down to get the data sorted by the 'total' column, and

    Use A3=INDEX($A$18:$A$29,SMALL(IF(B3=$B$18:$B$29,ROW(I NDIRECT("1:"&ROWS($B$18:$B$29))),""),COUNTIF($B$3: $B3,B3))) as an array formula to get the corresponding names.

    Your third column was anyway a rank, so I just used the ranking formula
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