TEAM LEAGUE
Team matches, rosters, DreamBreakers, standings pressure, and the playoff path.
Dates, venues, fields, and preview storylines.
Seeds 5–12 begin best-of-three series in Dallas. Brooklyn–SoCal, Dallas–Las Vegas, Palm Beach–Chicago, and Texas–Atlanta decide the four Newport Beach quarterfinal spots.
Seeds 1–4 enter after a bye and select from the four re-seeded Dallas winners. Matchups become official only after Round 1.
The four quarterfinal winners play best-of-three semifinal series, followed by the championship series.
Only verified names are published; unavailable result tables remain pending.
The Orlando finale closed the regular season. New Jersey secured the No. 1 playoff seed, followed by St. Louis, Los Angeles, and Columbus with first-round byes.
Dallas Flash defeated Brooklyn in a 21–10 DreamBreaker after the team match finished 2–2, earning a second straight Super Sunday Belt and 25 event points. California finished third.
Dallas Flash completed an undefeated San Diego run by beating Columbus Sliders 3–1 for the Super Sunday Belt. Atlanta Bouncers finished third.
St. Louis Shock swept New Jersey 5s 3–0 for the title; Columbus Sliders beat LA Mad Drops 3–1 for third.
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Results, events, players, and storylines are connected in newest-first order.
Brooklyn–SoCal, Dallas–Las Vegas, Palm Beach–Chicago, and Texas–Atlanta decide the four teams that join the top four seeds in Newport Beach.
The 5s finished on 118 points. St. Louis, Los Angeles, and Columbus complete the four Dallas byes, with the next eight teams entering Round 1.
Dallas and Brooklyn split the four doubles games before JW Johnson sparked a decisive DreamBreaker. Dallas earned 25 points, its 11th straight win, and a second consecutive event title.
Dallas has finished with 72 points, while St. Louis, New Jersey, Los Angeles, Brooklyn and the bubble teams still have meaningful work. The final stop doubles as a preview of likely playoff matchups.
Dallas completed an undefeated event, earned 25 standings points, and turned last year’s San Diego playoff loss to Columbus into a Super Sunday title. Atlanta finished third.
The Shock went unbeaten and won the final 3–0. Columbus took third by beating the LA Mad Drops 3–1, while St. Louis collected bonus standings points and a playoff berth.
Track four-game lineup construction, mixed-doubles pairings, DreamBreaker options, and points-per-match. These reveal more than a single win-loss result.