Canadian Cloth Circuit Championships set for Alberta with livestream and live scores

The Canadian Cloth Circuit Championships brought the inaugural cloth circuit to a close in Calgary, Alberta, on July 18-19, with three divisions, livestream coverage and live scores attached to the event from the start. Dodgeball Hub described the championship as the 2026 Canadian Cloth Circuit title event and the grand finale of the first Canadian Cloth Circuit.

That digital package mattered as much as the bracket. Dodgeball Hub marked the championships as livestreamed and paired with live scores, while Dodgeball.LIVE listed coverage with live schedules, player stats and bracket tracking. For a sport still building its media footprint, that kind of presentation turned a regional championship into something remote fans could follow in real time, not just read about after the final whistle. Teams and followers outside Alberta could track results as they unfolded, and the online record gave the event a level of competitive visibility that a standard calendar entry does not.

The setup also underscored how the cloth circuit is being organized. Dodgeball Hub says it is the central organizer and innovation platform behind the Canadian Cloth Circuit and other high-profile dodgeball initiatives, with a stated aim of professionalizing and growing the sport in Canada and beyond. The Calgary championship was presented alongside VC Dodgeball, and Dodgeball Canada promoted the same July 18-19 event in Calgary, giving the finale reach across the sport’s main Canadian channels.

Registration had opened February 9 at 12 p.m. MT, and Dodgeball Hub said the travel period for the 2026 Canadian Cloth Circuit Championships in Calgary ran from July 11 to July 28, a wide window that fits a national-caliber event pulling in teams from multiple regions. The championship page identified the sport format as cloth dodgeball and called Calgary, Alberta, Canada the host site.

The Calgary stop also sat within a larger circuit calendar rather than standing alone. Dodgeball Hub listed the 2026 Dodgeball Canada Club Championships in Unionville, Ontario, for May 14-17, with four divisions, showing that the sport’s competitive structure has been moving through a fuller season of regional and national events. With Calgary serving as the cloth finale and the online presentation built around scores and streaming, the circuit was packaged as a serious competitive product, not just a weekend tournament.