Prvá liga 2024/25

Do prvej ligy sa prihlásilo 14 tímov

Do Prvej ligy sa prihlásilo 14 tímov, herný program víkendov bude zverejnený v najbližších dňoch. Prvú ligu mužov bude hrať 10 tímov, súťaž žien 4 tímy.
Mužská liga sa bude hrať systémom každého s každým, do semifinále postúpia najlepšie dva tímy, do štvrťfinále družstvá na 3. - 6. mieste. Ženská súťaž sa odohrá dvojkolovo, do finále postúpi najlepší tím, do semifinále družstvá na 2. a 3. priečke. Štartovné je 400 eur (muži) a 280 eur (ženy).
Prvá liga mužov: Stonehunters, Stonehunters B, Modra, Spirit, 1. wcc, Gentlemen, Gentlemen 2, Martin 1, Martin 2, CC Poprad
Prvá liga žien: Stonehunterky, Martin, 1. CC Bratislava II, Spirit

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