Dodgeball 2026 result log shows lopsided 14-2 win
Timothy Chan’s latest dodgeball log entry landed as a 14-2 blowout, a score line that points to control from the opening exchanges. Chan uploaded “Dodgeball 2026 - July 15 2026” on July 16, and the result marker read simply: “W 14 - 2.”
A margin that large in dodgeball usually comes from repeated wins in the decisive moments, where catches, quick outs and clean ball control keep rallies from settling. The 14-2 finish suggests the winning side kept pressure on throughout, turning possessions into points fast enough to leave little room for a comeback. In a sport where momentum can flip quickly, a result like this signals a team that was dictating pace rather than reacting to it.
The 14-2 victory also fits a broader run on Chan’s channel. Just a week earlier, Chan posted “Dodgeball 2026 - July 09 2026” with a 6-8 loss, and an older entry, “Dodgeball 2026 (FINALS) - June 9 2025,” showed a 15-5 win. Taken together, the uploads read like a running competitive ledger, one that captures form swings without needing a polished highlight package.
That kind of result log has value in a dodgeball calendar that looks increasingly organized. Stonewall Sports listed registration for a 2026 dodgeball tournament opening Wednesday, July 15 at 9:00 PM EST and closing Friday, August 14, 2026, a sign of steady league and tournament activity during the summer window. USA Dodgeball also maintains a 2026 National Championships page and a member-organizations directory, underscoring how structured the national scene has become.
The club side is active as well. “The Thing 2026 - North American Club Dodgeball Championships / Round Robin” was described as elite foam dodgeball action in Seattle, Washington, while a related Dodgeball Seattle matchup in the “Rush Round” video description was played in Lynnwood, Washington. Against that backdrop, Chan’s 14-2 result reads as more than a score line: it is another clean entry in a season that has already produced wins, losses and tournament-level competition across a busy 2026 dodgeball circuit.