Teams participating in South Sudan competitions:
- Juba
- Winejok
- Malakal
- Wau
- Kuacjok
- Pajok
- Yei
- Yambio
- Aweil
- Gogrial
- Rumbek
- Bor
- Torit
- Tonj
- Maridi
- Leer
- Tambura
- Bentiu
- Kapoeta
- Raja
- Ombusi
- Cantiere
- Zungumbia
- Zingwanda
- Zanga
- Zakka
- Zabit
- Yusuf Natcha
- Yusuf Batil
- Yungriom
- Yoynyang
- Yor
- Yomding
- Yom
- Yolwot
- Yokwai
- Yirwa
- Yirol
- Yinkusa
- Yinga
- Yill
- Yih
- Yenanoi
- Yelgu
- Yelakot
- Yegi Yegi
- Yedid
- Yebisak
- Yeba
- Yarkwaich
- Yari
- Yargut
- Yanguba
- Yangenya
- Yamma
- Yamarogo
- Yali
- Yala
- Yakara Dogatwan
- Yaiwal
- Yagaru
- Yafgar
- Wuthol
- Wuthoing
- Wuriyang
- Wurang
- Wunyat
- Wunyar
- Wunura
- Wun Tit
- Wunthou
- Wuntau
- Wuntao
- Wun Shwai
- Wun Shol
- Wunshaiye
- Wun Rual
- Wun Rog
- Wun Liyu
- Wun Lit
- Wun Liet
- Wunkwil
- Wun Kwel
- Wunkur
- Wun Kote
- Wunkok
- Wunkoi
- Wunkir
- Wunkel
- Wuniyer
- Wunging
- Wun Ghir
- Bangalo
- Wundong
- Wundok
- Wunbut
- Wunayan
- Wunawol
- Wunarual
- Wunapith
The names of the 100 largest cities in the country were used. Where it was not possible, names from Ancient Greek mythology were used
