The story of the UK team circuit, in one place.

What the hub is for

Follow the teams, results and rivalries

The National Team Rankings Hub brings together results, rankings and team histories from UKTC team events.

It is designed to help players follow the season, celebrate their teams and explore the people and stories behind the UK team circuit. You can check the latest table, revisit previous events and see how teams have performed over time.

Team names and identities

Why team records sometimes need careful work

Teams do not always compete under exactly the same name. A team might change its spelling, shorten its name, add a sponsor or enter different versions of the same squad. Two unrelated teams may also use similar names.

Players can move between teams, appear as guests or compete in several line-ups across different events. Older event records may also contain abbreviations, spelling differences or limited information about the people behind a team.

We connect records only when there is enough reliable evidence that they represent the same continuing team. We may consider previous names, captains, recurring line-ups, event-entry information, the order of appearances and information supplied by people connected with the team.

A similar name by itself is not always enough. When the connection is unclear, the records stay separate until it can be confirmed.

Mergers, splits and name changes

Preserving history without giving results to the wrong team

When a team changes its name but continues as the same team, its earlier results can remain part of the same history.

A merger is more complicated. We look at which team continued, how the new identity was formed and whether combining the histories would give a fair and accurate account. We do not automatically combine every result belonging to every team involved.

When one team splits into several new teams, its earlier results are not duplicated across them. Each new team begins its own record unless there is clear evidence that one is the direct continuation of the previous team.

Score attribution

Event scores stay with the team that earned them

Scores are attributed to the team recorded at the event. Where a team's identity has been confirmed across several names, those appearances can be shown together as one history.

Connecting team names does not alter the scores, placings or results recorded for the original events. Player profiles, team profiles and account claims add context around the competition record; they do not rewrite it.

Historical data

We publish what the available records can support

Older event information varies in detail. Some events have complete team, player, faction and round records, while others have only final standings or partial line-ups.

We do not guess at missing scores, players or team connections. As more source material is checked, historical pages may become more complete. Any update should improve how the existing record is presented without rewriting the result of an event.

Rankings and seasons

The NTR season runs from 1 October to 30 September

Rankings are calculated from the events and scoring rules shown in the hub. When a correction or confirmed team-identity change affects how records are grouped, the table may be recalculated. The underlying event result remains separate from the current ranking calculation.

Corrections

Spot something that does not look right?

Tell us if a team is shown under the wrong name, a result or player appearance is missing, or records should—or should not—be joined. Include the team, player or event involved, what you believe should change and any useful supporting information.

UKTC reviews the available records before making an update. Some cases may require confirmation from a captain, player or another person connected with the team.

Profiles and privacy

Private evidence stays private

BCP email addresses may be used privately to verify player identities. Email addresses and claim evidence are never published.

UKTC may review, edit or remove profile content. Public profiles provide additional information about teams and players, while event and ranking records remain separate from user-managed profiles.

The next chapter

Follow the circuit—and be part of what happens next

The hub will continue to grow as more events and historical records are added. Explore the rivalries, follow your team through the season and join us at the next ITT.