2026 Bear Creek Sports & Entertainment ISC World Tournament
About the 2026 BCSE Tournament
The 2026 ISC World Tournament brings together the top men’s fastball teams from across Canada and the United States for eight days of elite competition, community, and celebration.
From August 8–15, 2026, the action unfolds at Chippewas of the Thames First Nation and Glencoe, Ontario, with over 40 teams expected to compete across three divisions: approximately 36 teams in the ISC I and ISC II, and an additional 12 to 16 teams anticipated in the ISC Legends division.
This year marks the 80th annual ISC World Tournament — a milestone event that celebrates the tradition, passion, and future of fastball.
Tournament Locations
Main Venue
JDT First Energy Veterans Memorial Fields, located at 10 Bear Creek Rd, Melbourne ON
Secondary Venue
Southwest Middlesex Recreation Complex, located at 138 Mill Street, Glencoe ON
BCSE ISC World Tournament Mission & Vision
Our Mission
At Bear Creek Sport & Entertainment, our mission is to deliver an unforgettable tournament experience that elevates the sport of men’s fastball, celebrates community, and inspires the next generation of athletes and fans.
Through thoughtful planning, inclusive programming, and world-class execution, we aim to showcase the best of Canadian and American fastball in an environment that’s exciting, welcoming, and deeply connected to the communities that host it.
Our Vision
At Bear Creek Sport & Entertainment, our vision is to create a tournament experience that feels bigger than the game itself — a signature event where the energy is electric, the competition is fierce, and every moment feels unforgettable.
We see the 2026 ISC World Tournament as more than a championship — we see it as a festival of fastball, a full-sensory experience that blends elite-level sport with community pride, cultural celebration, and unmatched fan engagement. Our goal is to make it the must-attend event of the summer!
We envision ballparks buzzing with thousands of fans, music drifting over the outfields, and food trucks lined with regional favourites. We see lights shining on championship games that draw standing-room-only crowds, livestreams viewed across the continent, and a social media presence that captures the best moments in real time.