British Columbia’s BC Legends continue to establish themselves as one of the country’s dominant ball hockey teams, capturing their fourth consecutive national championship before earning a bronze medal on the international stage at the 2026 ISBHF Legends World Ball Hockey Championships.*
The BC Legends added another chapter to their impressive run this summer, winning the Men’s Legends 44+ division at the 2026 Canadian Ball Hockey Association (CBHA) National Championships in Calgary, Alberta.
The victory marked the team’s fourth consecutive national title, an achievement that further cemented the BC Legends’ status among the country’s top Legends-level ball hockey programs. The team entered the championship final against the Bulkamania Titans with the opportunity to extend its national championship streak — and delivered, finishing the tournament as Canada’s Men’s Legends 44+ champions.
The national championship was only part of the team’s remarkable summer.
Following their success at the Canadian Nationals, the BC Legends took their talents to the international stage as part of the 2026 ISBHF Legends World Ball Hockey Championships in the Czech Republic. The tournament brought together Legends teams from around the world and was held in Černošice, a community located approximately 18 kilometres southwest of Prague.
Competing internationally, the BC Legends once again showed the experience, determination and competitive spirit that have defined the program in recent years. The team ultimately secured a bronze medal at the World Championships, returning home with another international podium finish.
For the BC Legends, the results represent more than another pair of medals. Four consecutive national championships demonstrate the consistency and longevity of a program that continues to compete at the highest level, while a World Championship bronze adds an international achievement to an already impressive record.
The team’s success also highlights the strength of ball hockey in British Columbia and the province’s ability to produce experienced athletes capable of competing — and winning — on both the national and international stage.
With four straight national titles and a World Championship bronze now added to their résumé, the BC Legends have once again given British Columbia plenty to celebrate.
The BC Legends’ 2026 season stands as a testament to experience, teamwork and the continued pursuit of excellence — both at home in Canada and on the world stage
