Cloff captures mixed cloth title at CCCC 2026 championships
Cloff won the mixed cloth title at CCCC 2026, turning a championship run at Canada Games Park in Thorold, Ontario, into the result that defined the weekend. Dodgeball Hub captured the finish with a short celebration: “What a run! Cloff takes the mixed cloth title at CCCC 2026.”
The title came from the April 4-5, 2026 championship weekend at Canada Games Park, the same venue identified on Dodgeball Ontario and Canada Games Park event pages as the site of the 2026 Dodgeball Ontario Provincial Championships. The event was staged in Thorold, with Canada Games Park presenting itself as the newest multi-use recreation and sports complex adjacent to Brock University, a setting that gave the provincial cloth field a polished, high-end backdrop.
Even without a set-by-set breakdown in the public notes, Cloff’s mixed cloth win carried the weight that comes with claiming a championship in one of dodgeball’s most demanding formats. Mixed cloth asks for constant communication and clean lineup management, and the division’s title often reads as a measure of how well a roster can hold together under pressure. Cloff left Thorold with the crown, and that is the result that mattered.
The result also fits into a broader Ontario competition calendar that has been building around cloth play. Sport Niagara said the 2026 Dodgeball Ontario Provincial Championships would take place April 4 and 5 at Canada Games Park in Niagara, reinforcing the weekend’s place on the provincial schedule. That same venue and date range tied the mixed cloth title to a championship stage that was presented as more than a local stop.
Cloff’s win landed in a sport that is clearly organizing its biggest moments around a wider pathway. Dodgeball Hub’s event listings point to the Dodgeball Canada Club Championships in Unionville, Ontario, scheduled for May 14-17, 2026, and Dodgeball Canada said it was announcing its National Program Cloth Squad for the 2026 Worlds cycle. Together, those markers show how provincial cloth titles connect to club competition and national selection.
For Cloff, the mixed cloth championship at CCCC 2026 gives the team a result that carries beyond one weekend in Thorold. In Ontario’s cloth scene, where provincial titles and national pathways are now tightly linked, that is the kind of win that settles a team into the conversation.