Conversion Championships Association

Salvation Cup Tournament 2026

Registration is now open for the inaugural Salvation Cup tournament. In this tournament, 3 teams will compete to be the first ever Salvation Cup champions, and there will also be a free pancake breakfast, biblical message, and worship session as a part of the event.

General Information:
Location: Fred Young Park, North York, ON
Date: October 24, 2026
Time: The first game starts at 10:00am
Cost: Players - $10, Team Captains - Free

Team Information:
Teams: Toronto, York Region, Mississauga
Tournament Roster: 4-12 Players
Game Roster: 4-8 Players
Gender: Any
Player Age: 18+
Roster Construction: Captains can recruit up to 4 players for their team including themself and all unassigned players will be drafted to a team

Tournament Format:
Each team will play 1 game against each of the other teams.
Top 2 teams play in the finals.
Every player on a team's roster must play at least 1 game in the round robin.
Teams with more wins are ranked higher in the standings.
Teams will receive a tiebreaker point for an overtime loss.
Teams will receive 2 tiebreaker points if they lose as the result of the banked points game tiebreaker.
A tie is won by converted points differential, or if still tied, most total banked points, and if still tied, the team that checked in the earliest with all their pre-draft players.
The finals will be a best-of-3 series with the top seed being the home team for all games.

Event Schedule:
9:00am: Player Check-in and Breakfast
9:30am: Trophy Reveal and Draft
10:00am: Game 1
11:00am: Game 2
12:00pm: Game 3
1:00pm: Biblical Message
2:00pm: Finals Game 1
3:00pm: Finals Game 2
4:00pm: Possible Finals Game 3
After Finals: Trophy Presentation
After Trophy Presentation: Worship Session
6:00pm: Latest Expected End Time

 $10.00

Contact: Joel Waddell

Closes: Sat. Oct 24, 2026, 9:30 AM (EDT)

About Us

Conversion is a sport that was invented by Joel Waddell and first played on May 20, 2026 with a few people from his church. Conversion is played with 2 teams trying to get into their opponent's endzone with a football without getting tagged to add points to their team's bank, then after an entry, they try to convert their banked points into official points by volleying a volleyball to score a goal on the net at the front of their oppoent's endzone. Joel is a Christian and prayer was part of the process in making the rules for conversion, and the game is now being used to run ministry events. The Salvation Cup is awarded to the top conversion team in the world every year.