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07/24/2026

Y'know, I've got more than a million reasons to say thank you...

When we made the tough decision to move our broadcasts from Twitch to YouTube, we knew it was a risky leap. Rebuilding momentum on an entirely different platform is never easy, but the dodgeball community proved that home is wherever we all gather.

We just hit the 1,000,000 views milestone, alongside 26,000+ subscribers and an incredible library of 4,000 archived matches!

To every player, fan, and supporter who made the jump with us and helped turn this transition into an overwhelming success, thank you. Your support means everything to our team, and we’re just getting started.

Who knows what the future holds or how the world of dodgeball broadcasting will develop in the years to come. I know it's going to change. It has to, and there will be growing pains coming from all angles. We could eventually end up on a major television network, a dedicated OTT streaming platform, or somewhere else entirely. But let me tell you, wherever this journey takes us together, I am absolutely here for it!

See you on the court!

07/21/2026

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07/13/2026

Updated PWR Level's are in with the latest results! Check them out at https://dodgeball.live/pwr

07/10/2026

When we put together the PWR Level "weighted" rankings, we knew it would be an ever-evolving system from the get-go. Listed are the adjustments recently made, as well as the rankings for the upcoming fun in Salt Lake City this weekend! Stay tuned to www.dodgeball.live for all the courts that are being broadcast!
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Now at https://dodgeball.live/pwr you can view the total points of each club, the events the club got each set of points from, as well as placement results. Mathematically, you will be able to see how those points are calculated based on the amount of teams that also participated within that division, adding in a multiplier system for events. Less about catering to those travelling teams, and more about the quality and attendance of events that teams participated in, all while keeping the concept on "what is a Club?" in mind.

06/20/2026

Tomorrow's the day for Boston's edition of the Continental Cloth Circuit! Join us at www.dodgeball.live for some high-stakes matches as everyone is vying for those coveted Circuit Championship points!

06/20/2026

It's time for Boston Dodgeball League's annual THROW DOWN! A Juneteenth theme for the 5th Edition, join us at www.dodgeball.live today for this fun draft-style tournament!

05/13/2026

Dodgeball Canada's Club Championships are set up in a way that when the pool play dust settles and all pools merge into a massive, single-bracket playoff, the math points to a collision course. Since every team makes the cut, the pool stages are strictly about survival and seeding... nobody wants to draw against the heavyweights!

Sitting at #2 on the continent with 4730, New Era is the PWR King of this tournament field, currently outscoring Saiyan Elite by nearly 1,500 points. Considering both these clubs did make it to the Final within the past two years along with Mavericks and Hard as Foam, that could very well be the 2026 Final preview.

Fury (2970), Mavericks (2920), Hard as Foam (2800), and Howl (2800) are separated by a microscopic 170 points. If these teams collide in quarters or semis, it will be the highest-level dodgeball of the weekend.

Royals (2480), Dark Horse (1580), Apex (1355), and Future (1240) are perfectly positioned to play spoiler. A single upset in the Ro16 could completely shatter the expected bracket and clear an unexpected path to the finals. For the teams at the bottom of the math, like Mamba, Riptide, and Vendetta, a low seed guarantees an early date with the Top 10 titans, so it's best to win some of those pool matches to prevent having to pull off a miracle run to stay alive.

Learn more about the PWR Rankings and how they're calculated at https://dodgeball.live/pwr and check out https://www.dodgeballhub.com/pickem to let us know who you think will win!

05/13/2026

Dodgeball Canada's Club Championships women's division are structured as a combined single-elimination tournament following a pool play stage to determine seeding. The top four seeds are rewarded with a first-round bye, moving directly into quarters while the remaining teams fight through an opening knockout round to join them.

Valkyrie, as expected, enters this field as the undisputed apex predator. With a massive 7200 PWR, they are nearly 3000 points clear of the 2nd rank (fun fact, Kaffeine & Co ended their year-long undefeated streak at Kickoff) Their bracket journey is essentially a "gold to lose" scenario, as they currently hold three separate scores (two 2000s and a 1200) that each nearly equal the total PWR of the bottom half of this list.

The most intense friction in the bracket lies between Rogue and Reckless. Even though the spread is over 1500, these 5 all have good chances to make it to the Finals, as they have multiple times elsewhere in the past year. While Rogue has the upperhand, Kaffeine & Co also has that 2000-point Major win that proves they have the ceiling to take down anybody in this field if they find their rhythm early.

Riot, Nightmare, Bloom, and PAN!C are clustered in a dangerous "spoiler" zone. Nightmare and Bloom are separated by a microscopic 20 points, making their potential head-to-head in the playoffs on Saturday one of the most evenly matched games of the weekend. These four teams have enough Top 20 experience to make the heavyweights sweat in the quarters (even though they say they won't be sweating in the comments below)

Armada and Requiem may sit at the bottom of this specific target list, but they are both solidly within the North American Top 40. While the math says they face an uphill battle against the Top 10 titans, their scores show they are capable of consistent 480-point performances, enough to capitalize on any Top 10 team that comes into pool play looking past them.

Learn more about the PWR Rankings and how they're calculated at https://dodgeball.live/pwr and check out https://www.dodgeballhub.com/pickem to let us know who you think will win!

05/12/2026

Dodgeball Canada's Club Championships are set up in a way that when the pool play dust settles and all pools merge into a massive, single-bracket playoff, the math points to a collision course. Since every team makes the cut, the pool stages are strictly about survival and seeding... nobody wants to draw against the heavyweights!

The Pandalorians have a Provincials 1st, resulting in 1000 of their 1480 points, but even though they're number 1 on this list, a Provincial 2nd would have locked them into that 60-point "Dead Zone" with Northern Touch, Rejects, Impact, and Tyro. Based on this, head-to-head games will be the highlight of the pool play. If Impact or Tyro can capitalize on their 600-point potential early, they could potentially steal the silver seed from Northern Touch, or even leapfrog the pandas.

The mid-bracket area featuring Notorious, Melee, Frenzy and Vortex is separated by only 145 points. It’s the most volatile part of the bracket; many feel any of these guys can get a single win against those top teams and cause a total collapse of the expected standings.

While a lot of the teams listed at the bottom may not have enough recent results to show where they truly could be on this rankings sheet, that will make a lot of the final combined standings completely unknown. Tier 2 will be interesting!

Learn more about the PWR Rankings and how they're calculated at https://dodgeball.live/pwr and check out https://www.dodgeballhub.com/pickem to let us know who you think will win!

05/12/2026

Dodgeball Canada's Club Championships women's division are structured as a combined single-elimination tournament following a pool play stage to determine seeding. The top four seeds are rewarded with a first-round bye, moving directly into quarters while the remaining teams fight through an opening knockout round to join them.

Reign enters the fray as the definitive frontrunner. While they don’t have a single "Major" score above 5th place, their consistency is unmatched in this group, boasting two separate 600-point performances in the Fall.

While Wildfire could be a dangerous team on the board with 1000 points from Provincials, Ragnarok, Piece of Cake, Beyond, Phoenix, and Eclipse are separated by only 215 points. This is the section of the bracket where pool play results will matter most. Eclipse and Phoenix are separated by a microscopic 5 points, so if they meet in the playoffs, it'll be FIRE.

For the teams at the bottom of the math (Crush, Luna, Sirens, Current and DinoTrix) the start of the tournament could be about securing that one big upset to climb that standings ladder quick. Crush has shown 600-point potential in the past (screwed over by the x0.5 single-event modifier) meaning they have the raw power to potentially disrupt the mid-level teams if they are overlooked before their opponents are truly warmed up.

Learn more about the PWR Rankings and how they're calculated at https://dodgeball.live/pwr and check out https://www.dodgeballhub.com/pickem to let us know who you think will win!