USL · 2015
2015 standings
Twenty-four clubs in two conferences of twelve; the top six in each made the playoffs, the top two straight into the conference semifinals. The league became USL; six MLS reserve sides joined.
Checked against two sources · 2026-09-16
Eastern Conference12 clubs
The rule marks the 6 playoff places in each table.
Western Conference12 clubs
The rule marks the 6 playoff places in each table.
The playoffs, match by match.
11 matches, from the league's published results. The home side is listed first.
- Sep 25, 2015First roundColorado SpringsvSounders 22–0
- Sep 26, 2015First roundRed Bulls IIvPittsburgh4–2aet
- Sep 26, 2015First roundCharlestonvRichmond2–1aet
- Sep 26, 2015First roundSacramentovGalaxy II0–1
- Oct 3, 2015Conference semifinalsRochestervRed Bulls II2–0
- Oct 3, 2015Conference semifinalsLouisvillevCharleston2–0aet
- Oct 3, 2015Conference semifinalsOC BluesvGalaxy II0–2
- Oct 4, 2015Conference semifinalsOKC EnergyvColorado Springs2–24–3 pens
- Oct 10, 2015Conference finalsRochestervLouisville1–0
- Oct 11, 2015Conference finalsOKC EnergyvGalaxy II1–2
- Oct 16, 2015FinalRochestervGalaxy II2–1aetSahlen's Stadium · 5,247
What the year decided.
Every season, one table each.
The league's first season was 2011.
Club names are as they were that season; each links to the franchise's page today (Phoenix Rising FC for Arizona United SC, for example). The league was USL Pro in 2011–2014 and USL in 2015–2018.
Footy & Co.