British Dodgeball posts official Women’s Championships 2026 results page

Leamington Spartans took the Women’s British Champs 2026 title, with Derby Phantoms finishing second and London Storm third, as British Dodgeball put the tournament into a single official results system. That gives the women’s event a cleaner competitive record than a scatter of social posts or clipped score updates, and it matters because this is where the ladder, not just the podium, gets sorted.

The GameDay results page posted on July 29 and was built out with fixtures, results, ladders, statistics, news and events. That is the kind of structure serious championships use when they want every round to count in one place. For a field like this, the table is more than decoration: it shows progression, tiebreakers and who is still alive after each match.

British Dodgeball’s championship groups document placed the women’s competition at Kettering Arena, Thurston Drive, Kettering, NN15 6PB, on Saturday 4 July 2026. It also split the women’s draw into Women’s Group A and Women’s Group B, a sign that the event was large enough to need sectional play rather than a single straight knockout. The same championship day also carried adult men’s and women’s titles, plus Under 11s, Under 13s, Under 15s and Under 18s events, turning Kettering into the centre of a full national championships programme.

The results snippets suggest the race for the medals was competitive but decisive at the sharp end. One listed game had Derby Phantoms edging London Storm 13-11, a scoreline that underlines how close the podium chase was even if the title itself belonged to Leamington Spartans. British Dodgeball’s own results post locked in the final order, with the champions out in front and Derby and London filling the next two places.

That sits inside a broader season structure, not an isolated weekend. British Dodgeball’s 2025/26 calendar had already listed the British Open for 30 May 2026, and the national leagues platform shows the same fixture-results-table-stats format used across the sport. The women’s championship therefore landed as part of a longer pathway that runs from regular competition into the summer finals.

The shape of this event says the women’s field is getting more organized rather than looser. Two groups, ladder tracking and stats on one platform point to a championship that is being measured properly, and the medal order shows there is still a clear standard at the top, even as the national structure around it gets deeper.