SOCCER: Canada West announces 2026 soccer playoff schedule
CW soccer postseason begins this Friday
Oct. 28, 2026 – The field is set for the Canada West soccer postseason.
The 2026 Canada West soccer playoffs begin this Friday (Oct. 30), with a schedule of 10 single-elimination games running through the weekend.
Women's action will see four quarterfinal matches take place this weekend, with the victors advancing to next weekend's Final Four.
In men's play, Calgary and UBC will host quarterfinal and semifinal action this Friday and Sunday, setting the stage for the CW Final next weekend.
All games can be streamed live on BioSteel CanadaWest.TV.
Women's Soccer Championship Overview
Week 1: Quarterfinals
Game A: Victoria Vikes at Calgary Dinos
Friday, Oct. 30, 7 p.m. MT – McMahon Stadium
Game B: MacEwan Griffins at UBC Thunderbirds
Saturday, Oct. 31, Noon PT – Thunderbird Stadium
Game C: Trinity Western Spartans at Mount Royal Cougars
Saturday, Oct. 31, 1 p.m. MT – MRU Stadium Field
Game D: Saskatchewan Huskies at Thompson Rivers WolfPack
Saturday, Oct. 31, Noon PT – Hillside Stadium
Week 2: Final Four
Hosted by highest remaining seed in the Prairie Division. If no designated Prairie Division team wins in Week 1, then the host is the highest remaining seed from the other division.
Men's Soccer Championship Overview
Week 1: Quarterfinals and Semifinals
Quarterfinals
Hosted by UBC at South Turf Field - Friday, Oct. 30
• Game 1 – Victoria Vikes vs Mount Royal Cougars - 4:30 p.m. PT
• Game 2 – Lethbridge Pronghorns at UBC Thunderbirds – 7:30 p.m. PT
Hosted by Calgary at McMahon Stadium – Friday Oct. 30
• Game 3 – Alberta Golden Bears vs Fraser Valley Cascades – 1 p.m. MT
• Game 4 – Thompson Rivers WolfPack at Calgary Dinos – 4 p.m. MT
Semifinals
Hosted by UBC at Thunderbird Stadium - Sunday, Nov. 1
• Game 5 – Winner of Game 1 vs Winner of Game 2 – 3 p.m. PT
Hosted by Calgary at McMahon Stadium - Sunday, Nov. 1
• Game 6 – Winner of Game 3 vs Winner of Game 4 – 1 p.m. MT
Week 2: Canada West Final
Hosted by highest remaining seed in the Pacific Division. If no designated Pacific Division team remains, then the host is the highest remaining seed from the other division.