The season ends here. Two days in the Orlando area, every division on the field, and a champion crowned at every level.
The featured film — what Championship Weekend feels like.
This is the Championship — part two of the Championship Weekend. Here is how the two days fit together.

The last regular-season matchday. Minimum four two-round matches, final group points on the line.

Standings lock at 5:00 PM. Then the top clubs pick their first-round opponents live. Finish higher, choose your matchup.

Round of 16 starts Friday 6:30 PM. Saturday runs 8:00 AM until champions are crowned.
The biggest two-day squad tournament in the sport. Over 600 players from 53 clubs — one weekend, 8+ championship brackets, every title decided.
Registered clubs send 7-player squads to represent their club, playing the ASL squad format, to bring home the league championship for their division.
The 7-player format rewards depth and chemistry. Every player matters, and every point builds toward something bigger.
Your finish here sets your status for next season. Promotion and relegation keep every match meaningful — champions rise, and the next contenders are born.
Two days, hundreds of players, one park — scenes from last year’s Championship Weekend in the Orlando area.
The best clubs in North America meet here to decide who truly belongs on top.
The Playoffs finalize your tier — P1, P2, Minor and Women’s — and earn your place for the year ahead.
A real prize pool across the divisions — the 2027 table is in the Prizes section below.
The 7-player format rewards depth and chemistry. Every player matters.
Represent your city, your colors, and your conference in every match.
Two full days of nonstop action, where every match counts.
January sunshine, energy and atmosphere — the biggest event in PRO Roundnet.
The PRO and Women’s Finals: the brightest lights and the loudest crowds in the sport.
You are playing for Team Elo, too — how you finish this season is a big part of where you start the next one. Every serve, spike and rally is tracked on ASL Squads.
The whole league together for two days — new faces, real friendships, one community.
Playoff film, lower down where it belongs — right before how the format works.
After Matchday 2, every team is in one of two schedules for Matchday 3. Both lead to the top bracket.

Top 6 in your group after Matchday 2. You are already in the top bracket — Matchday 3 is for seeding: Elo + group record.

Everyone else plays Friday for the final four at-large spots in the top bracket. Win, and your season is still alive Saturday.

Top clubs pick their first-round opponent from the bottom 8. It covers the first two rounds — upset a higher seed, take their spot.

Top bracket only if you attended all three matchdays.

One of the four at-large spots is guaranteed to a team that attended all three matchdays.

One of the four at-large spots is guaranteed to a Minor team that attended all three matchdays.
One short line per division: how you qualify, and what your finish means for next season.

Power: top 6 per group. Play-In: final four spots. Needs all three matchdays + an M1 team at Matchday 2. Everyone else plays the Survival Bracket. Bottom 2 relegate to P2.

Same path: Power top 6 per group, Play-In for the last four. Everyone else plays the P2B Survival Bracket. Top 5 promote to P1. Bottom 2 drop to M1.

Same path again: Power top 6 per group, Play-In for the last four. Everyone else plays the M1B Survival Bracket. Top 5 promote to P2. No relegation in the Minor divisions.

No limit on M2 squads. Everyone is placed into 8-team championship brackets by Matchday 2 + 3 standings — each bracket crowns its own champion. Top 8 from the highest bracket promote to M1. This is also where Expansion squads play — see the Expansion M2 section.

Top 3 per group qualify automatically. The next 2 spots go on Elo. Top bracket needs a Matchday 1 Super Regional. Everyone else plays the W2–W3 brackets.
Two days, start to finish. Times are Friday’s — Saturday runs on bracket flow, with the finals as the main event.
Final regular-season matches, all divisions. Four matches minimum.
Final standings set. Brackets are built.
Top clubs pick their first-round opponents, live.
Top brackets start Friday night. Lower brackets start Saturday.
Brackets run all day — four rounds, overtime on.
The first champions of the weekend are crowned.
Right before the PRO Finals — see the section below.
Semifinals and finals in front of hundreds of fans. Fewer matches Saturday on purpose — room for full overtime, and for everyone to watch.
The 2025 Playoffs — Orlando area.
Montreal French Canadians

Kirkland Fog

California Beach

Northeast (formerly Canada East)

Canada East is now the Northeast conference.
Every squad plays for more than itself — you earn points for your conference all weekend. The strongest conference takes the award — and every player in it earns a digital patch, displayed on their player profile here on the website. All eight conferences are in it. 2027 conference scoring and pricing will be announced.
Prize details are announced with 2027 pricing.

Playoff registration runs on the league’s own registration site — one account, with your league history already on it. 2027 conference scoring and pricing will be announced.
Championship weekend only — the short set. Every other league answer lives in the one full FAQ.
The Playoffs. After Matchday 3 finishes on Friday in Orlando, the season moves straight into championship brackets — Friday night and all day Saturday, January 29–30, 2027 at North East Regional Park. Every division crowns a champion.
Every club, at every level. P1, P2, M1, M2 and Women’s all have a championship bracket in Orlando — plus survival and lower brackets, so every squad has something to play for all weekend.
After Matchday 2 you are in one of two schedules for Matchday 3. Power Schedule: top 6 per group — every Power club is already in the top bracket, playing for seeding. Play-In Schedule: everyone else, playing for the final four at-large spots. Seeding is team Elo + group record.
Friday at 5:30 PM, right after standings lock at 5:00 PM. The highest-ranked clubs pick their first-round opponent from the bottom eight in their division. It covers the first two rounds — and if you upset a higher seed, you take their spot in the bracket.
Yes. You can still play — in the lower and survival brackets. The top bracket is the part that needs the full season: P1 clubs must attend all three matchdays, and a missed matchday also costs you five absences in the points-per-match math.
A way in for players with no club nearby. Build a 7-player squad and play the Championship at M2 level. 5 of the 7 must be local under the same boundary rules as every club. Up to 2 can come from anywhere in the country, as long as they are not contracted players. It is built so new clubs can feel the Playoffs — and come back as a full club next year.
Friday starts with Matchday 3 — a minimum of four guaranteed matches. Bracket play starts Friday at 6:30 PM and runs Saturday from 8:00 AM until the champions are crowned.
Mostly the same game: two rounds to 21, hard cap 25, under the 2026 IRF / USA Roundnet ruleset. The one big change: playoff brackets have overtime. Regular-season matches do not.
Yes. P1 bottom 2 drop to P2. P2 top 5 rise to P1, bottom 2 drop to M1. M1 top 5 rise to P2. M2 top 8 from the highest bracket rise to M1. And there is no relegation in the Minor divisions. Your finish in Orlando sets your division for next season.
On ASL Squads, the league’s live scores and stats hub — there is a link in the footer. Questions: email playoffs@proroundnet.com or message @proroundnet on Instagram.
Saturday, right before the PRO Finals. Fun to play in — super fun to watch.

Selected as a conference All-Star? You are invited to play — unless you are in the PRO Finals. Squads are completely random, drawn from the voted All-Stars.
Matches are 1 round to 21, hard cap. The winning squad keeps advancing — and wins $600. Make the All-Star final and you play in front of hundreds of fans waiting for the PRO Finals.
No club near you? You can still play the Championship.
Bring your seven. Play a real championship bracket in Orlando. Come back next season as a club.
Expansion squads start with a call — book a meeting with Alex and he’ll talk you through it and get your squad set up.
Past Championships, in print — flip through the official playoff programs and meet the 2025 Regular Season All-Stars.

Announced January 2026 at the Orlando Playoffs — every conference’s selections, names and photos, in the official announcement.
The printed program from the 2026 Playoffs — schedules, club listings, hall of fame and full rosters. 24 pages.
The printed handbook from the second ASL Program Playoffs — 82 squads, 600 players, 54 pages.
The first Spikers Program Playoffs handbook — 43 squads, 300+ players, 32 pages.
January 29–30, 2027 · North East Regional Park · Turf fields