National Padel League Expands 2026 Season with Miami Set to Host Regional Championship
- Mar 30
- 1 min read
The National Padel League (NPL) is returning in 2026 with an expanded USA National Team League following a 2025 season that brought together nearly 2,000 players across more than 35 U.S. cities. The league is introducing a new two-season format and expanding its national footprint as padel continues to grow in the United States.
Miami will host one of six Regional Championships from June 17 to 19 during the 2026 Spring season, reinforcing its role as a key hub for the sport. The event will bring together qualifying teams from across Florida competing for a spot in the National Finals.
The 2025 season featured more than 130 teams and established a structured pathway from local city play to regional and national competition. The league says this format continues to support the development of competitive amateur padel.
For 2026, the NPL will add a Spring and Fall season, expand to four women’s divisions, and grow to more than 40 cities nationwide. The league also continues its endorsement from the United States Padel Association, integrating national standards and rankings into competition.
The Spring season begins with registration opening on March 14, followed by city play from April 20 to May 29. Regional Championships will lead into National Finals scheduled for August 14 to 16.
Registration and full league information is available on the official website at www.nationalpadelleague.us/npl-league-2026.