User:MontanaMako/NAL Championship

NAL Championship
FoundedFebruary 17, 2023
CountriesUnited States (9 clubs)
Canada (6 clubs)
RegionNorth America
ConfederationNAL
Promotion toUnited League
Relegation toNAL League One
Current champion(s)EF Pòtoprens
Most championshipsCF Québec (4 titles)

The Championship of the National Athletic, Transcontinental, and Impartial Organization of North American Leagues, referred to as the NAL Championship or simply the Championship is the second-highest division of the National Athletic, Transcontinental, and Impartial Organization of North American Leagues (NAL); it is currently contested by 15 clubs.

The Championship was founded as the North American Minor League, or NAL Minor, and only had seven clubs its first year. In its current format, the top two clubs in the Championship are promoted to the United League (UL), with the clubs in third, fourth, fifth, and sixth playing in the NAL Championship Playoffs; the winner of the Playoffs is also promoted. The bottom three clubs in the league are relegated to the NAL League One.

Clubs

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Birmingham
 
Calgary
 
Gioco
 
Halifax
 
Los Angeles
 
Milwaukee
 
Minutemen
 
Montréal
 
New York
 
Philadelphia
 
Phoenix
 
Québec
 
Renaissance
 
St. Louis
 
Toronto
MontanaMako/NAL Championship (North America)
2085–86 Club 2084–85 Position Location
Birmingham 6th (NAL League One) Birmingham, Alabama
Calgary 20th (UL) Calgary, Canada
Gioco 4th Vancouver, Canada
Halifax 1st (NAL League One) Halifax, Canada
Los Angeles 8th Los Angeles, California
Milwaukee 19th (UL) Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Minutemen 11th Boston, Massachusetts
Montréal 5th Montreal, Canada
New York 12th New York, New York
Philadelphia 2nd (NAL League One) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Phoenix 10th Phoenix, Arizona
Québec 7th Quebec City, Canada
Renaissance 9th Detroit, Michigan
St. Louis 18th (UL) St. Louis, Missouri
Toronto 3rd Toronto, Canada

The NAL Championship is made up of 15 clubs across North America. In the upcoming season, the league will happen to only contain teams in the U.S. and Canada. Only four of the 15 clubs are located west of St. Louis, Missouri.