The Canada Kabaddi National Championship (CKNC) is the nation’s premier kabaddi competition, established to showcase elite talent and crown the top state-level team in Canada. Our mission is to grow the sport at a national level by providing a highly competitive platform for athletes to represent their states and showcase their skills.
As a key event in the Kabaddi PanAm series, the CKNC serves as a vital pathway for identifying and developing future national team players. The championship emphasizes high-level technical execution, advanced tactical understanding, and peak physical conditioning, preparing athletes for international competition.
The CKNC’s open age category ensures that the best players from each state can compete for the national title, while our provincial and territorial structure fosters grassroots growth and rivalry across the entire country.
Established:
2025
Teams:
6 Regional Teams
Region:
Canada
Format:
League + Championship Playoffs
Age Category:
Open (16+)
Scouting:
National team scouts attend all matches
Season:
September 2025
Pathway:
Top players advance to Kabaddi PanAm Elite League
Canada Kabaddi National Championship Teams 2025




Benefits of CKNC
For Players
Olympic Dream
A critical step toward Kabaddi World Cup 2027 and potential Olympic inclusion
Elite Development
Rigorous training in technique, strategy, and athleticism
Exposure
Showcase skills to scouts, pro leagues, and national teams
For Teams & Sponsors
Unmatched Engagement
Connect with Kabaddi’s fastest-growing fanbase (750M+ global viewers)
Brand Visibility
360° sponsorship opportunities—jerseys, stadiums, broadcasts
Cultural Impact
Align with a sport uniting diverse communities across the Americas
The CKNC Journey to Kabaddi World Cup 2027
01. CKNC 2025 (Brampton)
- Top players advance to the North America Pro Kabaddi League
- Scouting by national team coaches for World Cup qualifiers
02. CKNC 2026
- Compete against international stars
- Final selection for Team PanAm at the World Cup
03. Kabaddi World Cup 2027
- Represent the Canada’s on the global stage
- Launchpad for Olympic qualification (2032 vision)
