Dodgeball Malaysia confirms official results from M.A.D. Intervarsity Championship 2026

Dodgeball Malaysia has confirmed the official results from the M.A.D. Intervarsity Championship 2026, turning a packed campus weekend into a finished record with podiums now fixed for the national dodgeball calendar. The federation described it as an “incredible weekend of competition,” and the final standings show Selangor, Penang, Perak and Perlis all in the mix across multiple divisions.

The clearest signal came from the all-female category, where Taylor Swift of Selangor finished champion ahead of Penang 1 Better in second and Poseidon DC, also from Selangor, in third. That result gives Selangor two podium places in the same division and shows Penang still pressing at the top end of the field, even when it did not take the title.

The 3 vs 3 bracket produced a different spread of contenders. Eagles Boy of Perak claimed the championship, Dark Lion DC Jr of Perlis finished as first runner-up and Team Junior of Penang took third. With Perak, Perlis and Penang all represented in the top three, the category underlined how competitive the varsity pipeline has become beyond the traditional stronger programs in the Klang Valley.

Those official placings matter because intervarsity dodgeball is where school and campus programs are measured against one another on a national stage. Dodgeball Malaysia’s decision to publish the results publicly after the 18 to 19 July 2026 event means the championship is now part of the official competitive record, not just a weekend exhibition. The timing also matches an earlier federation post that said the tournament was kicking off “TOMORROW,” pointing to a tightly run two-day event built around university teams from across Malaysia.

The broader structure around the event suggests this is not a one-off. Malaysian Association of Dodgeball has also promoted a M.A.D. Varsity Cup 2025 page, reinforcing that varsity-level play is part of a recurring competition ladder rather than a single annual showcase. That matters for universities trying to build sustained programs, because repeated intervarsity events create a clearer path from campus competition to higher-level selection.

Dodgeball Malaysia’s role sits within a formal national framework. The World Dodgeball Federation identifies Persatuan Dodgeball Malaysia as Malaysia’s registered national body for the sport, under the Sports Commission of Malaysia and the Ministry of Youth and Sports. With Selangor, Penang, Perak and Perlis all reaching the podium in July’s results, the latest championship points to a wider national base and a sharper race for the next intervarsity crown.