The 2011-12 CONCACAF Champions League is now over, and it is time for the final version of the league and club coefficients.  For those new to the site and unaware of how the coefficients work, here is an explanation of my methodology.  These are coefficients calculated over the last five seasons, inclusive.

First, here is the league coefficient list (top ten).  The numbers for Puerto Rico and Canada are misleading since they don’t have national leagues of their own that feed directly into CONCACAF.  Puerto Rico has the PRSL, but the Islanders don’t come from there.  Canada has the CSL, but that league doesn’t have a direct berth into the CCL. Mexico leads the coefficient list by a wide margin that could get even wider in the near future.

Below is the list of the top twenty clubs on CONCACAF coefficient.  I removed the clubs who have not participated in CONCACAF competitions  in the last five seasons.  Mexican clubs make up the first eight teams, and Saprissa and Puerto Rico complete the top ten.