Ultraliga

Ultraliga is the 1st level of League of Legends league system in Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine, Georgia (country) and Israel. The league was created in 2018. Originally, the league covered only Poland. In 2022, Ultraliga also covered the countries that have so far competed in the Baltic Masters – Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.[1] From the 2023 season, Ultraliga also covers Ukraine, Georgia and Israel.[2] There are 2 seasons in Ultraliga per year.

Ultraliga
SportLeague of Legends
Founded1 October 2018
Organising bodyFrenzy
No. of teams10 (2023)
CountryPoland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine, Georgia (country), Israel
RegionEMEA
Most recent
champion(s)		Zero Tenacity (Season 8)
Most titlesRogue Esports Club/AGO Rogue (4)
Qualification
Level on pyramid1st
Relegation toUltraliga 2nd division
Official websiteUltraliga

Starting 2021, at the end of each season, teams receive Year Points. Every 2 seasons (once every year), 2 teams with the least amount of points are playing in Ultraliga promotion/relegation Tournament to defend their spot in the Ultraliga. If they lose, they're relegated to Ultraliga 2nd Division.

Ultraliga is a part of ERLs- EMEA Regional Leagues. Therefore the best teams in the league compete in the EMEA Masters.[3]

List of Ultraliga finals
List of Ultraliga finals
Season Date Winners Score Runners-up
Season 0 23 December 2018 Illuminar Gaming 3-2 Pompa Team
Season 1 27 March 2019 Rogue Esports Club 3-2 devils.one
Season 2 28 August 2019 devils.one 3-2 Rogue Esports Club
Season 3 1 April 2020 AGO ROGUE 3-1 K1CK Neosurf
Season 4 12 August 2020 K1CK Neosurf 3-1 AGO ROGUE
Season 5 24 March 2021 AGO ROGUE 3-2 K1CK
Season 6 11 August 2021 PDW 3-2 Illuminar Gaming
Season 7 30 March 2022 AGO ROGUE 3-0 Team ESCA Gaming
Season 8 17 August 2022 Zero Tenacity 3-0 AGO ROGUE
Season 9 TBA TBD 3-? TBD

References
  1. Rosiak, Michał. "Rusza Ultraliga Expansion Tournament". Esportnow.
  2. "Introducing EMEA 2023". lolemea.com.
  3. "Welcome to EMEA Masters 2023". LoL Esports.
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