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Sign inA national club league for roundnet. 49 clubs, 8 conferences, five divisions, one season that ends with Playoff Weekend in Orlando, January 29 to 30, 2027.
As of November 1, 2026.
The league’s short films, shot across the season and Championship Weekend.
Video by Reveal Studios and Spikeball
Video by Reveal Studios and Spikeball
Video by Reveal Studios and Spikeball
Video by Reveal Studios and Spikeball
Video by Reveal Studios and Spikeball
Video by Reveal Studios and Spikeball
Video by Reveal Studios and Spikeball
Video by Reveal Studios and Spikeball
Video by Reveal Studios and Spikeball
Every club in the PRO Roundnet League, coast to coast, across eight conferences.
Five divisions, one ladder. Top finishers promote and bottom finishers relegate every season.
P1. The top division. 23 clubs in two groups. Bottom 2 drop to P2. P1 page →
P2. 32 clubs in East and West groups. Top 5 of the Promotion Bracket move up to P1. Bottom 2 drop to M1. P2 page →
M1. Each club’s top Minor team, in West and East groups. Top 5 of the Promotion Bracket move up to P2. Bottom 2 of the Survival Bracket drop to M2. Minor page →
M2. Open to any number of squads. Top 5 of the highest M2 bracket move up to M1. Minor page →
Women’s. Conference squads, 2 to 5 per conference. Top 8 make the Championship Bracket. Women’s page →
Squads register 7 players, 8 allowed. Every club fields at least one squad, and most field several across divisions.
Players sign with one club for the season.
Every match feeds two numbers. PRO Score rates a player’s career on a 1 to 10 scale. PER rates one season from 1 to 100, with 50 as the middle.
PRO Score is a career rating from 1 to 10. It combines a player’s results against the quality of the opponents they faced, updated after every matchday. A new player starts with no score until they have enough matches. Higher scores mean you beat strong opponents consistently, not that you played more.
PER (Player Efficiency Rating) grades how you play this season, match by match. It is built on the points you gain and the points you give up, weighed against the strength and quality of the opponents across the net.
Dallas Lonestar · P1 · Texas Conference
Minneapolis Motion · P1 · North Central Conference
Dallas Lonestar · P1 · Texas Conference
Rochester Red Hots · P1 · Northeast Conference
Atlanta Puffins · P1 · Southeast ConferenceThe full story: PER and PRO Score, explained with examples in the FAQ.
Every player in the league carries two numbers. One grades your season, the other grades your career, and every net you play feeds both.
*PER: Player Efficiency Rating
1 to 100 · 50 is the middle
Your season. How you are playing this year, graded against the field across the net from you. Win your nets, score, and do it against strong pairs, and the number climbs.
1 to 10 · one ladder for the whole league
Your career. One number built from every counted net you have ever played in the league, on the same ladder as every other player. It never resets.
PER: Player Efficiency Rating
PER grades how you play this season, match by match. It is built on the points you gain and the points you give up, weighed against the strength and quality of the opponents across the net. Performing against great opponents is what moves it most.
The scale runs 1 to 100, and 50 is the middle, where everyone starts. The closer to 100, the better you are performing against great competition. Under 50 is the opposite.
PER is your season number. Your PRO Score is your career number.
Both numbers reward the same things: winning, scoring, and doing it against strong players. A win over a strong pair counts for far more than the same win over a weak one, and both numbers need games behind them before they move much.
Volume moves both numbers. The more nets behind you, the more your numbers say about your game, and the further a great day can carry them.
Quality games count for more. The stronger the pair across the net, the more a win is worth, and the higher your numbers can climb.
The leaderboards are for players who show up, and the playoffs pack the strongest fields of the year into one weekend, the densest strong-field nets of the season.
Your player profile shows the games that helped and hurt your numbers the most. Want the full picture? How the numbers work
*Leaderboard qualifier: a player must have played in at least 2 of the league’s last 3 events. Last year’s playoffs plus one matchday this season counts. One matchday on its own does not.
Every result counts twice, group points move your standings, and every match feeds your Power Score. Both decide who reaches the Championship and Promotion Brackets in Orlando.
Clubs from across the league gathered in Las Vegas and Richmond. P1, P2, M1 and Women’s all played. Matchday 1 details →
Competition goes local. Every club plays inside its geographic conference for standings, Power Score movement and championship qualification. All club members, all divisions, beginners to pro. Matchday 2 details →
The final regular-season matchday, and Day 1 of championship weekend at North East Regional Park, Orlando (turf), 8 AM – 5 PM. Last chance to climb your group before brackets are set.
Standings lock at 3 PM, Slot Choice at 5:30 PM, and Round of 16 bracket play starts at 6:30 PM Friday. Saturday runs from 8 AM until champions are crowned. Playoffs details →
The Southeast make-up matchday is the last regular-season date before Playoff Weekend.
Alabama Tide, Atlanta Puffins, Chattanooga Trash Pandas, Clemson Tigers, Knoxville Suns. Register →
Matchday 3 on Friday morning, then the playoffs. Playoffs details →
Playoff Weekend, the largest roundnet event in North America. Jan 29 to 30, 2027, Orlando. Matchday 3 is Friday, Jan 29. Playoffs follow Friday and Saturday.
Player registration is per player and covers Matchday 3 and both days of playoffs. Spectator passes are separate.
Media Contest: upload your plays, win a free Playoffs registration, drawing Nov 30.
Enter the ContestThe Executive Council runs the league. Meet the council.
Is your club in the league? New clubs join through two steps, a conversation first, then the official application.
Pick the conversation that fits: Call with Alex (15 min), Owner Call (30 min), New Club Exploration Meeting (45 min), or a Sponsor Exploration Call (30 min).
After the meeting, put your club in the league. Every club is reviewed, territory, roster, and a home for your players at every level.
Start here, the season at a glance. Every other answer lives in the full FAQ.
The PRO Roundnet League is a national club league for roundnet. 49 clubs in 8 conferences play a three-matchday season in five divisions, and the season ends at Playoff Weekend in Orlando.
The league is owned by American Spikers League, LLC.
Three matchdays, then the playoffs. Matchday 1 is two Super Regionals. Matchday 2 is played inside each conference. Matchday 3 is Friday morning of Playoff Weekend in Orlando, and the playoffs follow that Friday and Saturday.
Every match earns group points that set the standings, and every match feeds each player’s PRO Score and PER.
Your closest club, measured in straight-line miles to each club’s home city. Sometimes you get a choice.
| Rule | Your closest club | Your second-closest club | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Less than 100 miles | No more than 50 miles farther than the closest | You pick either. Waco 70, Dallas 90: pick either. |
| B | Less than 100 miles | More than 50 miles farther | You play for the closest. Waco 50, Dallas 110: Waco. |
| C | Far away | More than 150 miles, and no more than 75 miles farther than the closest | You pick either. Phoenix 350, Denver 400: pick either. |
If your closest club is across the border, you may always choose the closest club in your own country. You declare one address, and the league can ask for proof.
Playoff Weekend registration is per player. The price steps up as the event gets closer, and the current price is shown when you register. A 6% insurance and transaction fee is added at checkout.
The price covers Matchday 3 and both days of playoffs, the wristband, and the commemorative playoff booklet. Spectator passes are separate.
Start with your club owner or captain. For league questions, email the league office at frontoffice@proroundnet.com, or book a call on the league’s booking page.
The league’s third year runs on a new fall schedule.
PRO Roundnet League · 2026 Season · Playoffs: January 29–30, 2027 · North East Regional Park, Orlando, FL
PRO Roundnet League is owned by American Spikers League, LLC
