ECL '22 Rankings - Check your team's divisional eligibility!

SportsGamers,

As we're closing in on the start of a new competitive season, let's take a look back and remind ourselves how the ECL '22 Season finished. Here's the current ECL ranking, showing at which position each team will be entering the ECL '23 Season. Please refer to this article when checking your team's divisional eligibility for ECL '23 Winter. If you haven’t read our general information yet, we suggest you head over to our ECL ’23 Winter information article.

Please note that this ranking only includes teams that have secured divisional eligibility by participating in the ECL '22 Spring season. If your team is established after the season, you will need to enter through qualifiers or obtain a divisional spot of a defunct team in a way that complies with the ECL ruleset.

Teams are sorted based on Playoff wins, with Playoff seeds being tiebreakers. 

Updated ECL Lite Qualifiers

For the ECL '23 Season, ECL Lite Qualifiers will be expanded, whereas Core teams will no longer have spots in the ECL Pro Qualifiers from the ECL '23 Pro Spring Qualifiers onwards. These changes will better ensure that all teams will be playing at their correct level in the future. Here's the gist of the changes we'll be making:

Expansion of ECL Lite Qualifiers

The Expansion of the ECL '23 Lite Qualifiers will come into effect immediately. Here, we'll be increasing the Qualifier size to a total of 64 teams, consisting of 15 Lite teams, 28 Core teams and 4 Neo teams from the previous season. The remaining 17 spots in the qualifiers will be filled by Wildcard teams, and these Wildcard spots will be open for application to every team without restrictions. Wildcard spots will be filled in order of registration. In the case of eligible teams not signing up, the amount of Wildcard spots will automatically increase.