Editing 2016 NXL World Cup (section)

== Season championships ==
World Cup completed the national season, following the Las Vegas, Texas, Nashville and Great Lakes Opens. Event winners and season champions were separate honours.[4]

Edmonton Impact finished first in the professional season standings with 972 points, ahead of Los Angeles Infamous on 814 and San Antonio X-Factor on 799.[4]

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

{| class="wikitable"
! Division !! First-placed team !! Season points
|-
| Professional X-Ball || Edmonton Impact || 972
|-
| Semi-Pro X-Ball || P.C. Katana || 451.05
|-
| Division 2 X-Ball || Bay State Bandits || 443.41
|-
| Division 3 X-Ball || Annapolis A-Team || 443.36
|-
| Division 4 X-Ball || Camp Pendleton Raiders Black || 414.24
|-
| Division 3 five-player || Armagedon GUA || 321.78
|-
| Division 4 five-player || Baltimore Savage || 405.58
|-
| Division 5 five-player || Az goats || 177.5
|-
| Open Pump five-player || West Coast Sharks 1 || 360
|-
| Open ten-player || Washington Winstons || 317.5
|}

The Division 5 standings mark Texas PhalanX Red as unplaced after moving to another division, despite its 300-point total. Az goats is the first-placed eligible team in the published standings.[4]

Amateur ten-player, Amateur two-player and the separate D500 competition appear with World Cup as their only event in the published season tables. Their standings therefore do not represent championships accumulated across several tournaments.[4]