Lancaster lists 2026 Major League Quadball Championship at Spooky Nook Sports

Discover Lancaster has put the 2026 Major League Quadball Championship on its event calendar at Spooky Nook Sports, giving Lancaster County a visible place in MLQ’s marquee weekend. The listing, titled “Major League Quadball Championship | Spooky Nook Sports,” pushes the event beyond league-owned channels and into the local sports-tourism mix.

MLQ says championship weekend will run Aug. 15-17, 2026, at Spooky Nook Sports in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The championship site calls it “Quadball’s biggest weekend is heading to Lancaster County” and says early-bird tickets are available. Major League Quadball repeated the venue push on Facebook with the message, “Join us this August 15-17 for MLQ Championship at Spooky Nook Sports in Lancaster County, PA!”

The league also used its YouTube channel to widen the event’s reach. In a video posted July 21, 2026, titled “2026 MLQ Championship Coming to Spooky Nook Sports in Lancaster County, PA,” Major League Quadball said the championship brings together “the best professional quadball teams in North America.” That framing matters for a league still building its national profile, because it places Lancaster County in the role of host for a title event, not just another stop on the calendar.

Discover Lancaster’s decision to surface the championship alongside its own event listings gives the tournament a layer of outside validation that can help with attendance and sponsor attention. A tourism listing gives visiting fans and traveling teams a public place to start planning, and it signals that the event belongs in the same conversation as other destination weekends in the area.

The weekend footprint now stretches beyond the title game itself. Discover Lancaster also lists a free youth quadball workshop at Spooky Nook Sports for Aug. 14, 2026, the evening before the championship. That listing describes quadball as “one of the world’s fastest-growing mixed-gender sports,” a useful hook for newcomers and families who may be making the trip to Lancaster County for the first time.

Taken together, the championship listing, the early-ticket push and the youth clinic give MLQ a three-day promotional runway around Spooky Nook Sports. For a sport that wants to be taken seriously as an event property, being advertised by the local tourism agency is a meaningful step.