Dodgeball Hub adds Salt Lake City results for USA Premier Tour stop

Dodgeball Hub has added the USA Dodgeball Premier Tour 2026 stop in Salt Lake City to its Tournament Results page, placing the July 11-12 event into a centralized archive of final standings. The page says it provides “Final standings from events hosted on Dodgeball Hub,” and Salt Lake City now sits under the July 11 entry as part of that record.

USA Dodgeball identified the stop as “Premier Tour 2026 - Tour Stop #6 - Salt Lake City, UT,” and its program-view page told entrants, “We welcome you to our 6th stop of the 2026 Premier Tour!” The event was open to anyone, split into 3 divisions, and set to register through Total Sports Hub beginning February 1, 2026. The tournament address was listed as 25 N Sports Park Way, Farmington, Utah 84025, United States, with Western Sports Park named as the venue on USA Dodgeball’s organization listing.

The structure around the event shows why the results archive matters in dodgeball’s fragmented competitive landscape. USA Dodgeball posted that check-in would be at 8 a.m. for the Salt Lake City stop, then later closed the weekend with, “That’s a wrap on Salt Lake City! What an incredible weekend of foam ...” Dodgeball․LIVE also streamed the second day on July 12 with a broadcast titled “2026 USA Dodgeball Premier Tour • Salt Lake City [Day 2 Court 5],” promising to break down the bracket, share player stats, tactical strategies, and court-side analysis. That live-to-archive handoff turns a busy tournament weekend into a permanent reference point for the tour.

The Salt Lake City entry also sits beside other completed events in the Dodgeball Hub results archive, including the 2026 Australian Dodgeball Championships States from July 4-5 and BDL x CCC on June 21. That broader listing gives coaches and players a way to track momentum across regions and circuits instead of chasing results across separate sites and social posts.

For the Premier Tour hierarchy, Salt Lake City now reads as more than a weekend stop. It is the sixth leg of a national circuit, officially logged in one place, with registration, live coverage, and final standings all tied to the same competitive record.