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2024 WNXL World Cup

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The 2024 WNXL World Cup was the final professional event of the 2024 WNXL season, held as part of the 2024 NXL World Cup in Kissimmee, Florida, United States. The parent tournament ran from 6 to 10 November 2024, with professional WNXL competition listed for 7–10 November.[1]

The Heroines defeated Dallas Vibe 3–2 in the professional final, winning both the event and the season championship.[2][3]

Venue and formats

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The venue was the NXL World Cup tournament site at 6000 West Osceola Parkway, Kissimmee, Florida.[1]

Eleven teams entered the professional women's division, which used 15-minute Xball matches and a five-point mercy rule. Each team played four preliminary matches. Three teams advanced from each bracket, with bracket winners The Heroines and Dallas Vibe receiving semi-final byes.[1][2]

Separate women's competitions comprised amateur five-player games, listed for Saturday, 9 November, and three-player games, listed for Sunday, 10 November. These used five-minute and three-minute games respectively.[1]

Professional match results

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Preliminary round

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Each preliminary match is listed once below.[2]

Team Score Opponent
The Heroines 5–0 Tiki's Ohana
The Heroines 3–1 Femmes Fatale
The Heroines 5–0 Northern Lights
The Heroines 2–1 Cheetahs
Cheetahs 4–0 Northern Lights
Cheetahs 3–2 Tiki's Ohana
Cheetahs 3–2 Femmes Fatale
Femmes Fatale 5–0 Northern Lights
Femmes Fatale 5–0 Tiki's Ohana
Northern Lights 3–2 Tiki's Ohana
Dallas Vibe 5–0 St. Louis Arch Angels
Dallas Vibe 4–3 Suricatos
Dallas Vibe 5–0 San Francisco Sirens
Dallas Vibe 5–0 New Jersey High Rollers
San Francisco Sirens 3–2 Belladonna
San Francisco Sirens 3–2 New Jersey High Rollers
San Francisco Sirens 6–1 St. Louis Arch Angels
Belladonna 5–0 St. Louis Arch Angels
Belladonna 1–5 New Jersey High Rollers
Belladonna 5–0 Suricatos
Suricatos 5–4 New Jersey High Rollers
Suricatos 5–1 St. Louis Arch Angels

Play-offs

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Round Team Score Opponent
Quarter-final Cheetahs 3–0 Belladonna
Quarter-final Femmes Fatale 4–3 San Francisco Sirens
Semi-final The Heroines 3–1 Cheetahs
Semi-final Dallas Vibe 3–2 Femmes Fatale
Final The Heroines 3–2 Dallas Vibe

Source: official tournament scores.[2]

Professional final standings

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All eleven professional participants are listed below. Positions and event points follow the World Cup column of the official season record.[3]

Position Team Event points
1 The Heroines 200
2 Dallas Vibe 192
3 Cheetahs 186
4 Femmes Fatale 180
5 San Francisco Sirens 172
6 Belladonna 168
7 Suricatos 164
8 New Jersey High Rollers 160
9 Northern Lights 113.33
10 Tiki's Ohana 66.67
11 St. Louis Arch Angels 20

Professional season championship

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The Heroines won the season championship with 393 points, ahead of Dallas Vibe on 382 and Cheetahs on 372. Their World Cup victory followed third place in Las Vegas and victory at the Mid-Atlantic Major.[3]

Season position Team Las Vegas Mid-Atlantic World Cup Total
1 The Heroines 93 100 200 393
2 Dallas Vibe 100 90 192 382
3 Cheetahs 90 96 186 372

Source: official professional WNXL season rankings.[3]

Women's amateur five-player standings

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Position Team Event points
1 Dallas Dolls 200
2 Midwest Warmaidens 192
3 Sacramento Storm 186
4 NJ High Rollers 180
5 BR Barbies 172
6 Valkiria 168
7 Lady Jackals 164

Sacramento Storm won the amateur five-player season championship with 486 points, ahead of NJ High Rollers on 468.[3]

Women's three-player standings

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Position Team Event points
1 BR Girlz 200
2 Lady Jackals 192
3 Rollers 186
4 Inland Empire Runaways 180
5 Destiny Dolls 172
6 Tiki's Ohana Red 168
7 Lady Jackals 2 164

Tiki's Ohana Red finished first in the women's three-player season rankings with 261 points.[3]

See also

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References

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  1. PBLeagues – World Cup 2024: dates, Kissimmee venue and competition formats.
  2. PBLeagues – World Cup 2024: professional WNXL preliminary and play-off match results.
  3. PBLeagues – National Xball League 2024 season rankings: professional WNXL, WNXL Amateur five-player and women's three-player event positions and season totals.