What does NWL mean in UNCLASSIFIED

The Neuronball World League (NWL) is an international multi-sport event that pits the world's top athletes against each other in a series of intense competitions. NWL was created to promote global unity and sportsmanship by bringing together the world's greatest athletes to compete at a higher level.

All athletes around the world are eligible to compete in the Neuronball World League, regardless of nationality, gender or age. All competitors must meet certain physical requirements in order to be considered for participation.

The Neuronball World League is an annual event, usually held over a two-week period during the summer months. During this time, competitors from all around the world come together to compete for medals and glory.

NWL relies on a network of dedicated volunteers who travel from country to country with the equipment necessary to facilitate games and events. Without their tireless efforts, NWL would not be possible.

Competitions vary year-to-year but typically include individual challenges such as sprinting and long jumping as well as team sports like football, basketball and volleyball. Innovative new events have also been introduced over time in order to keep things fresh and exciting.

Each competition will award gold, silver and bronze medals to those deemed worthy by a panel of international judges. Points are awarded based on performance, technique and overall athleticism with separate tables kept for each discipline.