Canadian University/College Championship

UBC Women’s and Men’s teams set to open title defence at the 2026 Canadian University / College Championship presented by BDO

University Championship

LEVIS, Que.— The field is set for the 2026 Canadian University/College Championship, presented by BDO. The University of British Columbia (UBC) Thunderbirds look to continue dominance and defend their titles in both the men’s and women’s team divisions, from June 16-19 at Golf La Tempête in Lévis, Que.

Twenty men’s teams and 12 women’s teams consisting of 156 players will make up the field for the 22nd playing of the Canadian University/College Championship.

The 72-hole event features both individual and team competitions, with exemptions into the 120th Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship and 112th Canadian Women’s Amateur Championship (2026) – awarded to the individual winners of each respective division. In addition, the winning men’s and women’s teams will earn exemptions into the 2026 Canadian Collegiate Invitationals.

Following the third round, the field will be cut to the low nine men’s teams and the low six women’s teams, or any team within 15 shots of the lead.  Individuals within five shots of third place will also make the cut, or any player within the top 10.

“We are excited to welcome the top players in Canadian collegiate golf for the 22nd playing of the Canadian University/College Championship in Lévis, Quebec next week,” said Conor Doyle, Tournament Director, Golf Canada. “We’d like to thank André Raymond and the staff at Golf La Tempête for their tireless efforts in ensuring all competitors have an unforgettable experience at their exceptional club and we thank them for their continued commitment in support amateur golf in Canada.”

UBC enters the tournament as reigning champions in both divisions. The Thunderbirds women’s team seeks to capture their ninth straight win, and the men’s team look to complete the three-peat. Julia Alexander-Carew of Oakville, Ont. will return to defend her individual title. Last year, Alexander-Carew finished the tournament at 7-under, four shots clear of Jessica Ng and Una Chou, both of UBC to win medalist honours.

For the fourth time the Canadian University/College Championship will be returning to the province of Quebec and the first time at Golf La Tempête. Golf La Tempête opened in 2005 and is known for the exceptional quality of its golf courses, facilities, premium services and innovative character. The club previously hosted two international events, the 2009 Telus World Skins Game and the 2014 Quebec Championship an official PGA Tour Champions event. With the opening of its brand-new South Course (Parcours Sud), Golf La Tempête has recently completed a major expansion, elevating the club to a 36-hole championship facility.

“The student athletes arriving at Golf La Tempête in June come from every corner of Canada, and each one has earned their spot through a full college season. That reality guides every decision we make as we prepare, from course conditions to every detail of the experience,” said André Raymond, Co-Founder and General Manager, Golf La Tempête. “With our new South course ready to receive them, they’ll find a demanding and fair test, worthy of the most important week of their season. For our entire team at La Tempête, it’s a tremendous source of pride to host this championship, the first of three national events we’ll welcome in partnership with Golf Canada over the next eight years.”

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Men’s Teams

Canada West

UBC Okanagan Heat

UBC Thunderbirds

Manitoba Bisons

Victoria Vikes

Fraser Valley Cascades

OUA (Ontario University Athletics)

Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks

Queen’s Gaels

Waterloo Warriors

Western Mustangs

McMaster Marauders

RSEQ

Montreal Carabins

Laval Rouge et Or

Bishop’s Gaiters

McGill Redbirds

CCAA (Canadian College Athletic Association)

Champlain St. Lawrence Lions

Humber Hawks

SAIT Trojans

Wildcard

Alberta Golden Bear

Carleton Ravens

Brock Badgers

Women’s Teams

Canada West

UBC Okanagan Heat

UBC Thunderbirds

Victoria Vikes

OUA (Ontario University Athletics)

Waterloo Warriors

Carleton Ravens

Windsor Lancers

Guelph Gryphons

RSEQ

Laval Rouge et Or

Bishop’s Gaiters

Wildcard

Queen’s Gaels

Alberta Pandas

Humber Hawks