USA Dodgeball sets Dallas Premier Tour stop for August 2026

USA Dodgeball has put Dallas on the 2026 Premier Tour calendar as Tour Stop No. 7, setting the event for Aug. 1-2 in a late-summer stretch that runs from July 7 through Aug. 25. The stop gives teams a clear target inside a concentrated season, with the Dallas weekend positioned as one of the key markers on the tour’s back half.

The Dallas field is built around Open and Women divisions, and the event uses a tiered structure that includes Premier, Challengers and Futures. That setup tells teams exactly where they fit before they book travel or finalize rosters: elite groups can chase the top tier, while developing squads can enter at a level that matches their current competitive profile without forcing everyone into the same bracket.

A separate event listing places the tournament at 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway in Grapevine, Texas 76051, and says registration opens on Feb. 1, 2026. The same listing says the Dallas stop will have three divisions and will be played with cloth, which adds another layer of specificity for teams that build around equipment type as much as opponent quality.

The Dallas stop also sits inside a broader USA Dodgeball tour structure that has been actively managed throughout 2026. USA Dodgeball described the season in a Bloomington livestream as the 2026 Premier Tour, Foam, and said teams were competing in Round 2 at that March 21 stop hosted by Twin Cities Dodgeball and Minnesota Dodgeball. The organization also said it updated the 2026 Premier Tour schedule with several changes to locations, a sign that the calendar has been adjusted as the season has taken shape.

That matters for teams weighing whether Dallas is worth the trip. A two-day event with a defined tier system and separate Open and Women divisions gives coaches and captains a practical read on bracket fit, while the July-to-August tour window leaves a short runway for preparation and roster decisions. USA Dodgeball has also tied Premier Tour points to competition at sanctioned events such as FDC 2026, which means Dallas is not just a standalone weekend in Texas. It is part of a points-driven circuit where placement, division choice and consistency can shape the standings that follow.