Pokemon Champions NAIC 2026 Results | Standings and Event Notes

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The 2026 North America International Championships ran from June 12 to 14 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans. It was a major official event using Pokemon Champions for VGC competition.

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Verified event record

2026 Pokemon North America International Championships

The final International Championships event of the 2026 season and the first Pokemon Champions International Championships.

Completed
DateJun 12, 2026 - Jun 14, 2026
RegulationM-A
FormatDoubles · Masters
PlaceErnest N. Morial Convention Center · New Orleans

Official VGC Masters standings

#1 Francesco Pio P IT 15-2-0
#2 Eric Rios ES 14-3-0
#3 Wolfe Glick US 14-2-0
#4 Anonymous 13-3-0
#5 Anonymous 13-2-0
#6 sunoru US 12-3-0
#7 Adrien Hurley US 12-3-0
#8 Marcus Dion CA 12-3-0
#9 Don Czech US 11-3-0
#10 LvnLarge27 US 11-3-0
#11 Federico Camporesi IT 11-3-0
#12 marcofieroVGC IT 11-3-0
#13 Dylan Matthews US 11-3-0
#14 Alex Gomez ES 10-3-0
#15 Brendan Zheng US 10-3-0
#16 Louis Milich US 10-3-0
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The 2026 North America International Championships ran from June 12 to 14 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans. It was a major official event using Pokemon Champions for VGC competition.

Confirmed VGC Masters Standings

The standings panel above is generated from the reviewed event record so the event hub, this page, the data export, and Supabase cannot silently disagree. Placement and match record do not by themselves prove that every Pokemon on a successful team is best for every player.

What To Check Next

  1. Open Battle Data for dated public M-B usage signals.
  2. Open Teams for complete plans that can be loaded into Team Builder.
  3. Use the Counterplay Matrix before copying a popular core.

Event Rewards

The official Pokemon Champions news list included an NAIC broadcast reward featuring Blastoise. Always check the Mystery Gift page for current status and expiry before trying to claim an event reward.

How To Read One Event

Treat NAIC as strong evidence, not the whole season. A top finish shows that a team can work against serious competition. Repeated results across several events are more reliable than one surprise run.