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The season goes local. Play the clubs near you for standings, Elo and championship qualification — the biggest participation event of the season. Full club depth, beginners to pro.
Each conference schedule varies — here is every conference, its date and its venue.
All club members and all divisions — P1, P2, M1, Women’s (where a conference has enough teams) and M2: Minor B, C, D, E, F & G squads. This is the day to bring everybody and earn group points and climb the standings.
Each team plays approximately 4–6 matches. First: divisional group opponents within your conference. Then: conference teams closest in competitive level — which may be the same division or a nearby one. If slots remain, teams may be scheduled against clubs two divisions away.
A P1/P2 club cannot qualify for the Top Championship Bracket unless it fields an M1 team at Matchday 2. Bring your full club.
Your conference, your date — the club list is on the home page, and live scores run on ASL Squads.
The key questions for this page. The full league FAQ — all 232 answers — lives on one page.
Matchday 2 shifts competition from national Super Regionals to local conference competition. Clubs compete within their geographic conference for standings, Team Elo, playoff qualification, and division positioning.
Matchday 2 is designed for the full depth of every club and includes all divisions and skill levels from beginners to professional players.
The following divisions compete during Matchday 2:
• P1 — Professional Division 1
• P2 — Professional Division 2
• M1 — Minor Division 1
• Women's Division
• M2 — Minor B, C, D, E, F & G squads
The League is divided into 8 geographic conferences. Matchday schedules and formats may vary slightly by conference.
Conference Matchdays are expected to take place during September and October.
Teams will generally play approximately 5–7 matches during Matchday 2.
The League first schedules matches against divisional group opponents within the conference. Additional matches are then scheduled against teams closest in competitive level. Opponents may come from nearby divisions if needed for scheduling and competitive balance.
Yes. If scheduling requires it, teams may play clubs from nearby divisions and occasionally teams up to two divisions away.
Matchday 2 is the largest participation event of the season and plays a major role in:
• Group standings
• Team Elo movement
• Playoff qualification
• Club development
• Conference competition
P1 & P2 FORFEITS — If a P1 or P2 club participated in Matchday 1 but does not participate in Matchday 2, any matches it would have played as part of its Conference Matchday 2 schedule will be recorded as forfeits.
Qualifying Matches: Only matches the absent team was scheduled to play as part of its Conference Matchday 2 schedule qualify. The absent club receives 0 points and each scheduled opponent receives a win and 3 points. These results count toward the standings, which will be based on points per match.
MINOR DIVISION FORFEITS — A Minor forfeit will be recorded if a club participated with a Minor team at Matchday 1 but does not bring a Minor team to Matchday 2, or if its P1/P2 team participates at Matchday 2 without a Minor team.
Only matches that would have been played against the missing Minor team as part of the Conference Matchday 2 schedule qualify.
For each qualifying forfeit, 3 points are awarded to the opposing club's Minor A team, or to a Minor B team that participated in both Matchday 1 and Matchday 2.
If a club splits its Minor A-level talent between two Minor squads, both squads receive 3 points for the applicable forfeit.
