Everything’s bigger in Texas — and the competition at the 2026 CCM Dallas was no exception.

Over the October 10–12 weekend, 142 teams representing 16 different states, with teams traveling from as far away as Alaska and New York, descended on the Dallas area for a weekend of elite youth hockey. Across 316 games, teams battled for championship titles, standout performances earned recognition, and the road to the next level continued for players competing in one of 200×85’s premier fall tournaments.

The competition was tight from start to finish. Six of the 12 championship games were decided by a single goal, highlighting the competitive balance and intensity across the tournament.

With 12 boys division champions crowned, two girls division champions celebrated, and plenty of memorable moments on the ice, CCM Dallas delivered a Texas-sized weekend of hockey.

2026 CCM Dallas Boys Champions

Congratulations to every team that battled its way through the weekend and earned a championship at CCM Dallas!

The following teams finished on top of their respective divisions:

• 10U Jetspeed: Vegas Jr. Golden Knights*
• 10U Ribcor: Tri-Valley Blue Devils*
• 12U Jetspeed: Palm Beach Hawks*
• 12U Ribcor: New York City Hockey Club*
• 12U Tacks: Bay State Breakers Elite*
• 14U Jetspeed: Texas Tigers*
• 14U Ribcor: California Wave
• 14U Tacks: Dallas Stars Elite*
• 15s Only: New Jersey Hitmen*
• 16U Jetspeed: McKinney North Stars*
• 18 Jetspeed: Jr Ducks
• 18U Ribcor: TOCHC*

*Undefeated Champions

View 2026 CCM Dallas Champion Photos

Howies Hockey MVPs: CCM Dallas

Big performances deserve recognition. Congratulations to the Howies Hockey MVPs, who stood out throughout the 2026 CCM Dallas tournament!

• 10U Jetspeed: #59 Kash Rutledge — Vegas Jr. Golden Knights
• 10U Ribcor: #17 Matthew Wang — Tri-Valley Blue Devils
• 12U Jetspeed: #70 Brendan Kovacs — Palm Beach Hawks
• 12U Ribcor: #23 Walter Carson — New York City Hockey Club
• 12U Tacks: #26 Miller Pieno — Bay State Breakers Elite
• 14U Jetspeed: #22 Nicholas Sprito — Texas Tigers
• 14U Ribcor: #14 Mason Rivas — California Wave
• 14U Tacks: #23 Finn Ross — Dallas Stars Elite
• 15s Only: #91 Max Coen — New Jersey Hitmen
• 16U Jetspeed: #97 Brecken Meeting — McKinney North Stars
• 18 Jetspeed: #32 James Hannan — Jr Ducks
• 18U Ribcor: #1 Alexender Lanwig — TOCHC

Congratulations to all 12 Howies Hockey MVPs for making their mark at CCM Dallas!

CCM Dallas Girls: Champions in Texas

The action extended beyond the boys divisions, with two girls divisions bringing their own competitive edge to the CCM Dallas weekend.

Congratulations to the girls division champions:

• 14U Tacks: Dallas Stars Elite
• 14U Ribcor: HTX Storm

For the complete girls tournament recap, including additional event information and coverage, visit the CCM Dallas Girls event on the Premier Ice Prospects website.

Relive the CCM Dallas Action

The final horn may have sounded, but there are plenty of ways to revisit the action from Dallas.

• Explore the CCM Dallas photo album to revisit the weekend’s teams, players, and championship moments.
• Watch the CCM Dallas videos and highlights for more of the action from the ice.

From big goals to game-changing saves, the weekend delivered plenty of moments worth another look.

Next Stop: CCM Motown

The tournament schedule isn’t slowing down. Next up, CCM Motown, where 337 teams are heading to Detroit, Michigan, October 16–18, to battle for the championship belt. Follow along with 200×85 for schedules, results, highlights, and updates throughout CCM Motown.

Klevr Super League Is Back in Action

The Klevr Super League is also gearing up for a busy weekend, with events on both sides of the border.

• KSL Canada: Aycane Summit Smash in Toronto, Ontario
• KSL USA: Battle in the Lou in St. Louis, Missouri

As the KSL continues to bring teams together for competitive youth hockey, another weekend of action is right around the corner.

Scouting Season Is Here: Update Your my.200×85 Player Profile

CCM Dallas is a big event — and the tournaments only get bigger from here.

As more teams and players take the ice at 200×85 events across North America, the opportunities to be identified for future programs continue to grow. That’s why it’s important to make sure your player’s information is accurate and up to date in their my.200×85 account.

Our scouting team is consistently evaluating players and looking for athletes who may be a fit for programs including the CCM 68 Combine, CCM Selects, and Europe Experiences.

We’re entering peak scouting season, and our team is continually looking for players who could be a fit for these programs. Accurate player information helps ensure that key details are current when our staff evaluates athletes at tournaments and other events.

Before your next tournament, take a few minutes to check your profile.

• Log in to your my.200×85 account
• Learn how to update your player profile

Check your player’s jersey number, team, position, birth year, and other profile details to ensure everything is correct.

The next opportunity could be closer than you think. Keep working, keep competing, and make sure your player profile is ready for the season ahead.

New for 2027: Body Contact Camps in Quebec City and Nashua

Looking ahead to the 2027 development season, 200×85 has added two new Body Contact Camp locations to the schedule: Quebec City, Quebec, and Nashua, New Hampshire.

Explore the 2027 200×85 events and development programs to find upcoming opportunities and plan your next step.

The Road Ahead

Thank you to every team, player, coach, family, and staff member who helped make the 2026 CCM Dallas a success.

From 316 games in Texas to the championship battles ahead in Detroit and beyond, the fall hockey season is only picking up speed. The competition is growing, the opportunities are expanding, and 200×85 will continue to provide platforms for players to compete, develop, and be identified.

The CCM Dallas may be in the books, but the biggest weekends of the season are still ahead.