Terriers, Langley Blaze win Road to Okotoks qualifiers for Morneau Cup

The Terriers won the Ontario Road to Okotoks qualifier on Sunday. Photo: Baseball Canada

June 1, 2026


By Kevin Glew

Canadian Baseball Network

The Terriers and Langley Blaze emerged as champions of the Ontario and B.C. Road to Okotoks qualifiers on Sunday.

Both will now advance to Baseball Canada’s Road to Okotoks national championship tournament to be held in Okotoks, Alta., from July 14 to July 19.

The Terriers claimed the Ontario title with two victories on Sunday - a 7-5 win over the Etobicoke Rangers in the morning and a 6-3 triumph over the Mississauga Tigers HPP in the afternoon. They finished the tournament 5-1.

The Langley Blaze won the B.C. Road to Okotoks qualifier on Sunday. Photo: Baseball Canada

The Langley Blaze, meanwhile, defeated the Victoria Eagles 5-1 in the semi-finals before downing the Abbotsford Cardinals 9-0 in the finals to win the qualifier. The Blaze finished the tournament with a 5-2 record.

Other Ontario teams to qualify

Despite their losses on Sunday, the Etobicoke Rangers (3-2 record) and Mississauga Tigers HPP (5-1 record) have also qualified for the Road to Okotoks tournament in July.

They will be joined by the Terriers, Atlantic Frontier (2-3), Ontario Blue Jays (3-3), Ontario Kobras (3-2) and DT Select (3-2).

Sunday scores:

Mississauga Tigers HPP 9 Atlantic Frontier 3

Terriers 7 Etobicoke Rangers 5

Ontario Kobras 11 North Toronto 1

DT Selects 6 Ontario Blue Jays 5

Terriers 6 Mississauga Tigers 3

Ontario Blue Jays 10 North Toronto 0

Other B.C. teams to qualify

On top of the Langley Blaze, Abbotsford Cardinals (6-1), the Victoria Eagles (3-3) and UBC Thunder (2-4) also punched their tickets to Okotoks.

Sunday scores:

Semi-finals

Abbotsford Cardinals 2 UBC Thunder 0

Langley Blaze 5 Victoria Eagles 1

Finals

Langley Blaze 9 Abbotsford Cardinals 0

Prairies Sunday games cancelled due to rain

The qualifier games scheduled for Sunday in Alberta were cancelled due to rain.

“Due to rain, the remaining games in the Prairie Qualifiers are cancelled today,” Baseball Canada said in a statement early Sunday morning. “Baseball Canada will provide an update on remaining qualifying spots for The Road to Okotoks and The Morneau Cup in the coming days.”