Registration open for Baseball Canada's 2027 Road to Okotoks tournament
Baseball Canada’s second annual Road to Okotoks national championship tournament will take place from July 27 to August 1, 2027. Photo: Baseball Canada
September 1, 2026
Baseball Canada
OTTAWA – The Road is back. Is your team ready?
Registration is now OPEN for the second annual The Road to Okotoks and the Morneau Cup presented by Rawlings, giving Canada’s top amateur programs the opportunity to compete in a national championship experience unlike anything else in Canadian amateur baseball.
Regional Qualifiers will take place from May 27 to May 30, 2027, with 16 teams advancing to compete for the Morneau Cup from July 27 to August 1 Seaman Stadium in Okotoks, Alberta. August 2 has been designated as a rain date.
Only the first 40 teams to register will have the opportunity to take the Road to Okotoks.
An Experience Unlike Any Other
The inaugural Road to Okotoks delivered everything the event was created to provide including elite competition, national exposure and a championship environment worthy of the players competing in it.
Twenty-nine clubs entered Regional Qualifiers before 16 teams earned their way to Okotoks, where the host Okotoks Dawgs Black ultimately became the first team to hoist the Morneau Cup, named after Canadian baseball legend Justin Morneau who personally handed out the trophy.
But what happened between the lines was only part of the experience.
Seaman Stadium delivered a one-of-a-kind atmosphere, with large crowds filling the ballpark and bringing the energy that has made Okotoks one of the premier amateur baseball destinations in North America. For participating players, the opportunity to compete in meaningful championship games in front of that type of crowd created an environment that is truly unique in Canadian amateur baseball.
The result was more than a tournament. It was the type of national stage experience that players, coaches and programs will remember long after the final out.
Now, another group of teams will have the opportunity to experience it.
“The first Road to Okotoks showed exactly what this event can be,” said Baseball Canada CEO Jason Dickson. “The level of play was outstanding, but what really separated the event was the environment in Okotoks. Seeing these young players compete in front of large, passionate crowds at Seaman Stadium created something incredibly special. It’s an experience that is difficult to replicate anywhere else in Canadian baseball, and we want even more programs to have the opportunity to be part of it in 2027.”
"As hosts, the Dawgs goal with the inaugural Road to Okotoks was to provide participating teams a quality of championship that they had never before experienced," said John Ircandia, founding & managing director with Okotoks Dawgs Baseball. "We knew with Seaman Stadium and Tourmaline Field there were no better facilities. We knew that the passion of fans in our community was unmatched. We knew this was the place current MLB standouts Tristan Peters and Matt “Tugboat” Wilkinson honed their skills. And we were thrilled that the thousands of fans that attended the Road saw Canada’s future big leaguers and were able to appreciate the extraordinary level of baseball being played from coast to coast in our country. Road to Okotoks, Year 2 will be bigger and better!"
Your Road Starts Here
The journey to the Morneau Cup begins May 27 to May 30 with Regional Qualifiers at sites to be announced in:
British Columbia
Alberta
Ontario
Registration is now open and is limited to the first 40 teams.
For programs that watched the inaugural Road to Okotoks from the outside, 2027 is your opportunity to experience it firsthand.
The Road starts now.