Editing 2017 NXL World Cup (section)

== Season championships ==
World Cup completed the national season following the Las Vegas, Texas, Atlantic City and Chicago Opens. Edmonton Impact finished first in the professional standings with 933 points, ahead of San Antonio X-Factor on 808.[4]

The published final standings identify the following first-placed teams in divisions contested across multiple national events:[4]

{| class="wikitable"
! Division !! Season champions !! Points
|-
| Professional X-Ball || Edmonton Impact || 933
|-
| Semi-Pro X-Ball || Sacramento DMG || 464
|-
| Division 2 X-Ball || NRG Elite || 430.06
|-
| Division 3 X-Ball || TBD Jits || 427.61
|-
| Division 4 X-Ball || Project Mayhem || 406.63
|-
| Division 3 five-player || West Coast Sharks 3 || 401.42
|-
| Division 4 five-player || LVPP OUTKAST || 408.83
|-
| Division 5 five-player || Detroit Action IV || 263.71
|-
| Open ten-player || AAF 2 || 455.79
|-
| Open Pump five-player || Batteries Not Included || 170
|-
| Mechanical Intermediate five-player || THE eNMEy || 400
|}

The mechanical championship was accumulated at the four preceding opens; the final standings do not list a World Cup round in that division. The separately recorded Mounds competitions should not be treated as that championship's World Cup round.[4][8]

Amateur ten-player and Amateur 5.5 bps three-player appear with World Cup as their only event in the national season tables. Their event victories therefore do not represent titles accumulated across several national rounds.[4]