The ECNL Boys and ECNL Girls each have a two-stage post-season, with one ECNL Playoffs event and one ECNL National Finals event.
ECNL GIRLS
PLAYOFFS in June include more than 300 teams from the U13 to U18/19 age groups, participating in one of three post-season competition tiers. The ECNL Girls Champions League Playoffs include the top teams from all conferences in the country, the ECNL Girls North American Cup includes the next level of postseason qualifiers, and the ECNL Girls Showcase Cups include the third level of postseason qualifiers. Winners of the North American Cup, Showcase Cups , and the U18/19 ECNL Champions League National Champion are crowned at the ECNL Girls Playoffs, while top performing teams in the ECNL Girls Champions League from U13 – U17 advance to the ECNL Girls Finals.
FINALS in July is where the U13 – U17 ECNL Girls National Champions are crowned every year as the best team in their respective age group in American youth soccer.
ECNL BOYS
PLAYOFFS in June include more than 300 teams from the U13 to U18/19 age groups, participating in one of two post-season competition tiers. The ECNL Boys Champions League Playoffs include the top teams from all conferences in the country, and the U18 ECNL Boys North American Cup includes the next level of postseason qualifiers. The U18/19 ECNL Champions League National Champion and North American Cup Champion are crowned at the ECNL Boys Playoffs, while top performing teams in the ECNL Boys Champions League from U13 – U17 advance to the ECNL Boys Finals.
FINALS in July is where the U13 – U17 ECNL Boys National Champions are crowned every year as the best team in their respective age group in American youth soccer.