Updated to match(es) played on July 19, 2025. Source: USL Championship Standings Rules for classification: 1) head-to-head points; 2) head-to-head goal differential; 3) points-per game within conference; 4) total wins; 5) total goal differential; 6) total goals scored; 7) points earned against top four Conference finishers; 8) disciplinary points; 9) coin toss or drawing of lots Notes:
^ abSacramento Republic FC are ahead of Phoenix Rising FC on goal differential
^ abcOrange County SC are ahead of Oakland Roots SC and Lexington SC on head-to-head points: Orange County SC 4, Oakland Roots SC 3, Lexington SC 1
Members
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Current
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Club
City
Stadium
Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Weidner Field
El Paso Locomotive FC
El Paso, Texas
Southwest University Park
FC Tulsa
Tulsa, Oklahoma
ONEOK Field
Las Vegas Lights FC
Las Vegas, Nevada
Cashman Field
Lexington SC
Lexington, Kentucky
Lexington SC Stadium
Monterey Bay FC
Seaside, California
Cardinale Stadium
New Mexico United
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Isotopes Park
Oakland Roots SC
Oakland, California
Pioneer Stadium
Orange County SC
Irvine, California
Championship Stadium
Phoenix Rising FC
Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix Rising Soccer Stadium
Sacramento Republic FC
Sacramento, California
Heart Health Park
San Antonio FC
San Antonio, Texas
Toyota Field
Colorado Springs
El Paso
Tulsa
Las Vegas
Lexington
Monterey
New Mexico
Oakland
Orange County
Phoenix
Sacramento
San Antonio
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Locations of teams for the 2024 USL Championship season
Conference Lineups
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Clubs timeline
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Conference MemberClub moved to Eastern ConferenceClub playing in different leagueFormer clubs
2015 (12 teams)
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Arizona United SC
Austin Aztex
Colorado Springs Switchbacks
LA Galaxy II
Oklahoma City Energy
Orange County Blues
Portland Timbers 2
Real Monarchs SLC
Sacramento Republic
Seattle Sounders 2
Tulsa Roughnecks
Vancouver Whitecaps 2
Changes from 2014: USL Pro expanded and was rebranded as simply USL; the round robin table was split into two conferences: Eastern and Western.
2016 (15 teams)
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Arizona United SC
Colorado Springs Switchbacks
LA Galaxy II
Oklahoma City Energy
Orange County Blues
Portland Timbers 2
Real Monarchs SLC
Rio Grande Valley FC Toros
Sacramento Republic
St. Louis FC
San Antonio FC
Seattle Sounders 2
Swope Park Rangers
Tulsa Roughnecks
Vancouver Whitecaps 2
Changes from 2015: Rio Grande Valley FC Toros, the Swope Park Rangers and San Antonio FC were added as expansion franchises;[2] Saint Louis FC moved in from the Eastern Conference; the Austin Aztex went on hiatus
2017 (15 teams)
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Colorado Springs Switchbacks
LA Galaxy II
Oklahoma City Energy
Orange County SC
Phoenix Rising FC
Portland Timbers 2
Real Monarchs SLC
Reno 1868 FC
Rio Grande Valley FC Toros
Sacramento Republic
San Antonio FC
Seattle Sounders 2
Swope Park Rangers
Tulsa Roughnecks
Vancouver Whitecaps 2
Changes from 2016: Arizona United SC was renamed Phoenix Rising FC; the Orange County Blues was renamed Orange County SC; the Austin Aztex folded; Reno 1868 FC was added as an expansion franchise; Saint Louis FC moved out to the Eastern Conference[3]
2018 (17 teams)
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Colorado Springs Switchbacks
Fresno FC
Las Vegas Lights FC
LA Galaxy II
Oklahoma City Energy
Orange County SC
Phoenix Rising FC
Portland Timbers 2
Real Monarchs SLC
Reno 1868 FC
Rio Grande Valley FC Toros
Sacramento Republic
Saint Louis FC
San Antonio FC
Seattle Sounders 2
Swope Park Rangers
Tulsa Roughnecks
Changes from 2017: Fresno FC and Las Vegas Lights FC were added as expansion franchises; the Vancouver Whitecaps 2 folded; Saint Louis FC moved in from the Western Conference.[4]
2019 (18 teams)
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Austin Bold FC
Colorado Springs Switchbacks
El Paso Locomotive FC
Fresno FC
Las Vegas Lights FC
LA Galaxy II
New Mexico United
Oklahoma City Energy
Orange County SC
Phoenix Rising FC
Portland Timbers 2
Real Monarchs SLC
Reno 1868 FC
Rio Grande Valley FC Toros
Sacramento Republic
San Antonio FC
Tacoma Defiance
Tulsa Roughnecks
Changes from 2018: Austin Bold FC, El Paso Locomotive FC and the New Mexico United were added as expansion franchises.;[5] Saint Louis FC and the Swope Park Rangers moved out to the Eastern Conference; Seattle Sounders FC 2 rebranded as Tacoma Defiance.
2020 (18 teams)
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Group A (4 teams)
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Portland Timbers 2
Reno 1868 FC
Sacramento Republic
Tacoma Defiance
Group B (5 teams)
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Las Vegas Lights FC
LA Galaxy II
Orange County SC
Phoenix Rising FC
San Diego Loyal SC
Group C (4 teams)
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Colorado Springs Switchbacks
El Paso Locomotive FC
New Mexico United
Real Monarchs SLC
Group D (5 teams)
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Austin Bold FC
Oklahoma City Energy
Rio Grande Valley FC Toros
San Antonio FC
FC Tulsa
Changes from 2019: San Diego Loyal SC was added as an expansion franchise; the Tulsa Roughnecks were renamed FC Tulsa; Fresno FC was disbanded. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic the conference was split into four groups. Two groups of four and two groups of five.[6]
2021 (15 teams)
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Mountain Division
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Austin Bold FC
Colorado Springs Switchbacks
El Paso Locomotive FC
New Mexico United
Real Monarchs SLC
Rio Grande Valley FC Toros
San Antonio FC
Pacific Division
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Las Vegas Lights FC
LA Galaxy II
Oakland Roots SC
Orange County SC
Phoenix Rising FC
Sacramento Republic
San Diego Loyal SC
Tacoma Defiance
Changes from 2020: The conference was divided into two divisions, Mountain and Pacific; Oakland Roots SC joined in from NISA: the Portland Timbers 2 was withdrawn by the MLS parent club; Reno 1868 FC was disbanded; Oklahoma City Energy and FC Tulsa moved out to the Eastern Conference.[7]
2022 (13 teams)
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Colorado Springs Switchbacks
El Paso Locomotive FC
New Mexico United
Monterey Bay FC
Rio Grande Valley FC Toros
Las Vegas Lights FC
LA Galaxy II
Oakland Roots SC
Orange County SC
Phoenix Rising FC
Sacramento Republic FC
San Antonio FC
San Diego Loyal SC
Changes from 2021: The Mountain and Pacific divisions were dropped; Monterey Bay FC was added as an expansion franchise; the Real Monarchs and the Tacoma Defiance were withdrawn by their MLS parent clubs and moved to MLS Next Pro; Austin Bold FC went on hiatus; will move to a yet-to-be-named Texas city for the 2023 season.[8]
2023 (12 teams)
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Colorado Springs Switchbacks
El Paso Locomotive FC
New Mexico United
Monterey Bay FC
Rio Grande Valley FC Toros
Las Vegas Lights FC
Oakland Roots SC
Orange County SC
Phoenix Rising FC
Sacramento Republic FC
San Antonio FC
San Diego Loyal SC
Changes from 2022: The LA Galaxy II was withdrawn by their MLS parent club and moved to MLS Next Pro;[9]
2024 (12 teams)
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Colorado Springs Switchbacks
El Paso Locomotive FC
FC Tulsa
New Mexico United
Monterey Bay FC
Las Vegas Lights FC
Memphis 901 FC
Oakland Roots SC
Orange County SC
Phoenix Rising FC
Sacramento Republic FC
San Antonio FC
Changes from 2023: Rio Grande Valley FC Toros[10] and San Diego Loyal SC[11] folded. FC Tulsa and Memphis 901 FC moved from the Eastern Conference.[12]
2025 (12 teams)
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Colorado Springs Switchbacks
El Paso Locomotive FC
FC Tulsa
Lexington SC
Las Vegas Lights FC
Monterey Bay FC
New Mexico United
Oakland Roots SC
Orange County SC
Phoenix Rising FC
Sacramento Republic FC
San Antonio FC
Changes from 2024: Lexington SC joined from USL League One. Memphis 901 FC folded. [13]
^Carlisle, Jeff (2020-10-31). "USL final between Tampa Bay and Phoenix canceled after COVID-19 positives". www.espn.com. ESPN. Archived from the original on 2022-11-07. Retrieved 2022-11-06. The USL Championship final between the Tampa Bay Rowdies and Phoenix Rising has been canceled after multiple Tampa Bay players tested positive for COVID-19, the league announced on Saturday.
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