The Road to Okotoks begins as teams compete for national spotlight

The Road to Okotoks qualifiers begin today across the country. Photo: Baseball Canada

May 28, 2026

Baseball Canada

OTTAWA – The Road to Okotoks starts now.

Beginning May 28, 29 teams from across the country will battle in the inaugural The Road to Okotoks and The Morneau Cup presented by Rawlings, all with the same goal - earn a place on the national stage.

Over four days (May 28–31), teams will compete in regional qualifiers in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario. Only 14 teams will advance, punching their ticket to Okotoks, Alberta for a chance to compete for the Morneau Cup from July 14-19.

From coast to coast, some of the country’s top programs will play host to high-stakes competition. In British Columbia, the Langley Blaze and White Rock Tritons will welcome teams to two competitive qualifier sites. Across the Prairies, Vauxhall Academy, Prairie Baseball Academy, and the Lethbridge Bulls will host a deep and talented field. In Ontario, the Mississauga Tigers HPP, Ontario Nationals and Terriers Baseball will play hosts while looking to punch their own tickets to Okotoks.

Ontario will see 10 teams competing for seven spots, while 13 teams in the Prairies will battle for three, and six teams in British Columbia will compete for four positions.

Awaiting the qualifiers is the final destination: Okotoks, Alberta (July 14–19). There, the 14 advancing teams will join host Okotoks Dawgs Black and a wild card entry to complete a 16-team field competing for the inaugural Morneau Cup.

Participating Teams

Prairies (Alberta/Saskatchewan/Manitoba):

Calgary Bucks

HR Sports Academy (MB)

Okotoks Dawgs White

Sylvan Lake Gulls Prep

Vauxhall Academy

ATHX Academy Redhawks

Calgary Premier Blues

Okotoks Dawgs Red

Team Saskatchewan

AHP Renegades

Calgary Cubs

Parkland Twins

Webber Wildcats Prep

British Columbia:

Abbotsford Cardinals

Langley Blaze

Mid-Island Pirates

UBC Thunder

Victoria Eagles

White Rock Tritons

Ontario:

Ontario Nationals

DT Select (QC)

Etobicoke Rangers

Atlantic Frontier

Ontario Kobras

Ontario Terriers

Mississauga Tigers HPP

Ontario Blue Jays

North Toronto 17U Elite

Ontario Giants

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Prairies
Ontario

The journey begins May 28. The destination is Okotoks.

Other Canadian Baseball Network Road to Okotoks Articles:

Terriers

Abbotsford Cardinals

AHP Renegades Baseball Academy

Home Run Sports Training Centre (Winnipeg)

Terriers

Etobicoke Rangers

Mississauga North Tigers

North Toronto Athletics

Elliott: The best will compete on the Road to Okotoks and in the Morneau Cup — Canadian Baseball Network

Wilson: WCBL to showcase teams to young talent during Road to Okotoks — Canadian Baseball Network

Wilson: Morneau appreciates team-first focus of Road to Okotoks national championship — Canadian Baseball Network

Sweeney: Atlantic provinces prep for Road to Okotoks — Canadian Baseball Network