2026 Canadian Region Little League® Tournament Results
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Canadian Region Tournament
Little League Baseball Division (Ages 10-12)



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Canadian Region Tournament
Host - Glace Bay Little League (Glace Bay, Nova Scotia)
At Cameron Bowl

Cameron Bowl is located at 20 Anderson Street in Glace Bay.

Participating Teams City League
Alberta Champions Calgary Calgary West LL
Atlantic Provinces Champions Sydney (Nova Scotia) Sydney and District #1 LL
British Columbia Champions Vancouver Little Mountain LL
Ontario Champions Ottawa Ottawa West LL
Prairie Provinces Champions Regina (Saskatchewan) North Regina LL
Quebec Champions Trois-Rivières Trois-Rivières LL
Host League Glace Bay (Nova Scotia) Glace Bay LL

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Tournament Results:

Day 1 (Monday, August 3):
Ottawa West (Ontario) 8, Trois-Rivières (Quebec) 7 (7 innings)
Sydney and District #1 (Nova Scotia) 8, Calgary West (Alberta) 3
Glace Bay (Nova Scotia) 4, North Regina (Saskatchewan) 0

Day 2 (Tuesday, August 4):
Little Mountain (British Columbia) 14, North Regina (Saskatchewan) 1 (6 innings)
Ottawa West (Ontario) 25, Sydney and District #1 (Nova Scotia) 13 (6 innings)
Calgary West (Alberta) 8, Glace Bay (Nova Scotia) 1

Day 3 (Wednesday, August 5):
Little Mountain (British Columbia) 10, Ottawa West (Ontario) 0 (4 innings)
Trois-Rivières (Quebec) 5, North Regina (Saskatchewan) 4
Glace Bay (Nova Scotia) 5, Sydney and District #1 (Nova Scotia) 4 (7 innings)

Day 4 (Thursday, August 6):
Calgary West (Alberta) 11, North Regina (Saskatchewan) 0 (4 innings)
Little Mountain (British Columbia) 6, Trois-Rivières (Quebec) 2
Ottawa West (Ontario) 6, Glace Bay (Nova Scotia) 0

Day 5 (Friday, August 7):
Ottawa West (Ontario) 2, North Regina (Saskatchewan) 1
Little Mountain (British Columbia) 4, Calgary West (Alberta) 1
Trois-Rivières (Quebec) 5, Sydney and District #1 (Nova Scotia) 0

Day 6 (Saturday, August 8):
Little Mountain (British Columbia) 4, Sydney and District #1 (Nova Scotia) 1
Calgary West (Alberta) 4, Ottawa West (Ontario) 1
Trois-Rivières (Quebec) 14, Glace Bay (Nova Scotia) 1 (6 innings)

Day 7 (Sunday, August 9):
Calgary West (Alberta) 12, Trois-Rivières (Quebec) 5
Sydney and District #1 (Nova Scotia) 9, North Regina (Saskatchewan) 0
Little Mountain (British Columbia) 12, Glace Bay (Nova Scotia) 1 (5 innings)

Tournament Standings:



W
L		 Runs
Allowed
Little Mountain (British Columbia) 6 0 6
Calgary West (Alberta) 4 2 19
Ottawa West (Ontario) 4 2 35
Trois-Rivières (Quebec) 3 3 31
Glace Bay (Nova Scotia) 2 4 44
Sydney and District #1 (Nova Scotia) 2 4 42
North Regina (Saskatchewan) 0 6 45

The top four teams advance to the semifinal round.

Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.)

The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

Semifinal Round (Tuesday, August 11)

Little Mountain (British Columbia) 8, Trois-Rivières (Quebec) 0
Ottawa West (Ontario) 3, Calgary West (Alberta) 1

Championship Game (Wednesday, August 12)

Little Mountain (British Columbia) 4, Ottawa West (Ontario) 0 (8 innings; TITLE)

British Columbia's Little Mountain Little League wins the 2026 Canadian Region tournament and advances to the Little League World Series.

Provincial Tournament Results:

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Alberta | Atlantic Provinces | British Columbia | Ontario | Prairie Provinces | Quebec

Alberta Provincial Tournament
Host - Lethbridge (District 1)
At Dave Elton Park

Dave Elton Park is located at 622 Stafford Drive North in Lethbridge.

Tournament Schedule/Results:

Pool 'A' Participants
District 2 Participant Confederation Park (Edmonton)
District 3 Participant Airdrie
District 8 Participant Bow Ridge (Calgary)
District 8 Participant Calgary West

Pool 'B' Participants
District 1 Participant Lethbridge
District 3 Participant Foothills (Calgary)
District 4 Participant Medicine Hat
District 8 Participant Fish Creek (Calgary)

Tournament Results:

Day 1 (Thursday, July 23):
Bow Ridge 8, Airdrie 6
Calgary West 15, Confederation Park 0 (3 innings)
Fish Creek 3, Foothills 2
Lethbridge 8, Medicine Hat 1

Day 2 (Friday, July 24):
Calgary West 10, Bow Ridge 0 (4 innings)
Lethbridge 11, Foothills 1 (4 innings)
Fish Creek 14, Medicine Hat 4 (4 innings)
Airdrie 10, Confederation Park 8

Day 3 (Saturday, July 25):
Foothills 20, Medicine Hat 9 (4 innings)
Calgary West 11, Airdrie 1 (5 innings)
Fish Creek 16, Lethbridge 10
Bow Ridge 12, Confederation Park 1 (4 innings)

Tournament Standings:


Pool 'A'
W
L
Runs
Allowed
Calgary West 3 0 1
Bow Ridge 2 1 17
Airdrie 1 2 27
Confederation Park 0 3 37


Pool 'B'
W
L
Runs
Allowed
Fish Creek 3 0 16
Lethbridge 2 1 18
Foothills 1 2 23
Medicine Hat 0 3 42

The top two teams in each pool advance to the provincial finals.

Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.) The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

Semifinal Round (Sunday, July 26)

Calgary West 6, Lethbridge 2
Fish Creek 4, Bow Ridge 3

Championship Game (Monday, July 27)

Calgary West 6, Fish Creek 1 (TITLE)

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Atlantic Provinces Divisional Tournament
Host - Sydney and District #1 (Nova Scotia) (Nova Scotia District 1)
At McCormick Field

McCormick Field is located at 40 Cabot Street in Sydney.

Participating Teams
New Brunswick Champions Amherst (Nova Scotia)
Nova Scotia Champions Sydney and District #1

NOTE: Amherst is part of New Brunswick District 1 due to geographic proximity.

Tournament Results:

Best 2-of-3 Series (Friday, July 24 and Saturday, July 25):
Sydney and District #1 (Nova Scotia) 10, Amherst (Nova Scotia) 0 (4 innings)
Sydney and District #1 (Nova Scotia) 11, Amherst (Nova Scotia) 1 (TITLE)

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British Columbia Provincial Tournament
Host - Trail (District 8)
At Andy Bilesky Park

Andy Bilesky Park is located at 3360 Laburnum Drive in Trail.

Participating Teams
District 1 Champions Little Mountain (Vancouver)
District 3 Champions Langley
District 5 Champions Mount Seymour (North Vancouver)
District 6 Champions Trout Lake (Vancouver)
District 7 Champions Layritz (Victoria)
District 8 Champions Trail

Tournament Results:

Day 1 (Saturday, July 18):
Little Mountain 7, Mount Seymour 0
Langley 12, Layritz 4
Trout Lake 10, Trail 3

Day 2 (Sunday, July 19):
Little Mountain 4, Layritz 0
Trout Lake 7, Mount Seymour 6
Langley 12, Trail 2 (5 innings)

Day 3 (Monday, July 20):
Trout Lake 13, Layritz 7
Langley 14, Little Mountain 4 (5 innings)
Trail 8, Mount Seymour 7

Day 4 (Tuesday, July 21):
Trout Lake 12, Langley 2 (4 innings)
Mount Seymour 14, Layritz 2 (5 innings)
Little Mountain 13, Trail 1 (4 innings)

Day 5 (Wednesday, July 22):
Langley 13, Mount Seymour 0 (6 innings)
Little Mountain 8, Trout Lake 1
Layritz 4, Trail 1

Tournament Standings:



W
L
Runs
Allowed
Little Mountain 4 1 16
Langley 4 1 22
Trout Lake 4 1 26
Mount Seymour 1 4 36
Layritz 1 4 44
Trail 1 4 46

The top four teams advance to the semifinal round.

Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.) The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

Semifinal Round (Friday, July 24)

Langley 2, Trout Lake 0
Little Mountain 10, Mount Seymour 1

Championship Game (Saturday, July 25)

Little Mountain 5, Langley 0 (TITLE)

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Ontario Provincial Tournament
Host - Timmins LaRonde (District 4)

Pool Participants
District 1 Champions Ancaster (Hamilton)
District 2 Champions Ottawa West
District 6 Champions Orleans
District 8 Champions Perth

Pool Participants
District 3 Champions Port Arthur National (Thunder Bay)
District 4 Champions Timmins LaRonde
District 5 Champions Windsor South
District 7 Champions Kingston

Tournament Results:

Round 1 (Friday, July 24):
Ottawa West 2, Ancaster 1
Orleans 20, Perth 2 (4 innings)

Round 3 (Sunday, July 26):
Ancaster 10, Perth 2
Ottawa West 4, Orleans 2

Round 2 (Monday, July 27):
Ottawa West 23, Perth 1 (4 innings)
Ancaster 3, Orleans 2

Pool 'B' Bracket

Round 1 (Friday, July 24):
Kingston 12, Port Arthur National 0 (4 innings)
Windsor South 6, Timmins LaRonde 5 (8 innings)

Round 3 (Sunday, July 26):
Kingston 12, Windsor South 2 (5 innings)
Timmins LaRonde 13, Port Arthur National 11

Round 2 (Monday, July 27):
Windsor South 11, Port Arthur National 1 (4 innings)
Kingston 6, Timmins LaRonde 3

Tournament Standings:


Pool 'A'
W
L
Runs
Allowed
Ottawa West 3 0 4
Ancaster 2 1 6
Orleans 1 2 9
Perth 0 3 53


Pool 'B'
W
L
Runs
Allowed
Kingston 3 0 5
Windsor South 2 1 18
Timmins LaRonde 1 2 23
Port Arthur National 0 3 36

The top two teams in each pool advance to the semifinal round.

Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.) The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

Semifinal Round (Tuesday, July 28)

Ottawa West 4, Windsor South 2
Ancaster 8, Kingston 2

Championship Game (Wednesday, July 29)

Ottawa West 7, Ancaster 6 (TITLE)

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Prairie Provinces Divisional Tournament
Host - North Regina (District 1)
At Kinsman Park North

Kinsman Park North is located at 4400 Second Avenue in Regina.

Tournament Results:

Best 3-of-5 Series (Monday, July 13 through Saturday, July 18):
North Regina 3, Moose Jaw 2
North Regina 5, Moose Jaw 4
Moose Jaw 5, North Regina 0
North Regina 6, Moose Jaw 5 (TITLE)

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Quebec Provincial Tournament
Host - On Field (Repentigny)
At Parc Du Moulin

Parc Du Moulin is located at 1055 Rue Rachel in Repentigny.

Tournament Results:

(Tournament Participants: Diamond Baseball, On Field, Rouyn-Noranda, and Trois-Rivières)

Day 1 (Thursday, July 23):
Trois-Rivières 6, Diamond Baseball 3
On Field 12, Rouyn/Noranda 0 (4 innings)

Day 2 (Friday, July 24):
Rouyn/Noranda 3, Diamond Baseball 1
Trois-Rivières 14, On Field 4 (4 innings)

Day 3 (Saturday, July 25):
Trois-Rivières 14, Rouyn/Noranda 3 (4 innings)
Diamond Baseball 5, On Field 4

Tournament Standings:



W
L
Runs
Allowed
Trois-Rivières 3 0 10
Diamond Baseball 1 2 13
On Field 1 2 19
Rouyn-Noranda 1 2 29

The top two teams advance to the championship game.

Ties are broken based on records in head-to-head competition among tied teams. If a clear winner cannot be determined from head-to-head results, the tie is broken by calculating the runs allowed ratio for all teams involved in the tie. Runs allowed ratio is calculated by dividing the total number of runs allowed in all games by six. (The runs allowed are divided by six irrespective of the actual number of defensive innings a team played.) The team with the lowest runs allowed ratio advances. If the tied teams are competing for multiple spots in the tournament's next phase, all ties are broken based on runs allowed ratio.

Consolation Game (Sunday, July 26)

On Field 12, Rouyn-Noranda 2 (4 innings)

Championship Game (Sunday, July 26)

Trois-Rivières 6, Diamond Baseball 2 (TITLE)

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