Editing 2020 NXL World Cup (section)

== Season standings ==

Dynasty finished first in the professional season standings with 350 points, ahead of Edmonton Impact on 346 and Moscow Red Legion on 326. Los Angeles Ironmen, winners of the Las Vegas event, finished fourth overall with 321 points.[3]

The following teams finished first in the season standings for competitions with results recorded at both Las Vegas and World Cup. These standings are distinct from the World Cup event results.[3]

{| class="wikitable"
! Competition
! Season leader
! Points
|-
| Professional X-Ball
| San Diego Dynasty
| 350
|-
| Semi-professional X-Ball
| New Orleans Hurricanes
| 173.75
|-
| Division 2 X-Ball
| NRG Elite Alpha
| 170.62
|-
| Division 3 X-Ball
| HUNTERS
| 200
|-
| Division 4 X-Ball
| Shut up we're trying
| 173.44
|-
| Open 10v10
| NRG Elite
| 155
|-
| Amateur 10v10
| Hydra.Fit
| 150.55
|-
| Division 3 5v5
| Veteran Militia
| 177.26
|-
| Division 4 5v5
| The Gummy Bears
| 177.5
|-
| Division 5 5v5
| Shut Up They're Trying
| 160.63
|-
| Open 3v3
| RUSSIAN ROULETTE
| 170
|-
| Amateur 3v3
| Dirty Daves Musket Posse
| 100
|-
| Division 5 3v3
| Dark Soul
| 179.62
|}

For the Mounds five-player and 10-player competitions, Classic 5v5 and Female Open 3v3, the season standings contained only World Cup results. Their first-place teams therefore matched the event winners. The registration system maintained separate Pump standings for Las Vegas and World Cup.[3]