Ottawa Titans vs. New Jersey Jackals (OTT wins best-of-three, 2-0)

The Ottawa Titans opened the 2026 Playoffs with a thrilling sweep of the New Jersey Jackals, winning the Atlantic Conference Wild Card Series 2-0 to advance to the Conference Championship Series for the third time in franchise history. It marked the Titans’ first-ever best-of-three series win in Frontier League postseason play.

Game One – Ottawa Titans 4, New Jersey Jackals 2

Trailing 2-0 midway through the opener, the Titans rallied with four unanswered runs to take a 4-2 victory at Ottawa Stadium. After New Jersey struck first on a solo home run in the third and added another run in the fourth, Ottawa began its comeback in the fifth when AJ Wright singled home Jackie Urbaez, cutting the deficit to one.

The Titans tied the game in the seventh before taking the lead in the eighth. Taylor Wright opened the inning with a double, Jake Steels followed with a bunt single, and Hunter Stokely delivered the go-ahead RBI with an infield single. Myles Smith added an insurance run later in the inning.

Ottawa’s bullpen was outstanding, holding New Jersey hitless from the sixth through the ninth innings to preserve the comeback victory. Christian Scafidi, Alfredo Villa, Ted Stuka, and Brett Garcia held down the fort after four and two-thirds innings from starter Evan Grills.

Urbaez and Stokely each recorded three hits, while AJ Wright drove in two runs.

Game Two – Ottawa Titans 6, New Jersey Jackals 0

With a chance to move on, Eric Pardinho shut things down, delivering a dominant six-inning performance in his first career Frontier League playoff start. Pardinho scattered four hits, walked two and struck out seven, retiring 10 consecutive batters at one point and striking out his final four hitters.

The Titans gave Pardinho all the offence he needed in the early innings, with Taylor Wright driving in three runs on a moon shot of a home run in the third before adding a fourth RBI on a seventh-inning double. Ottawa added two more runs to complete the 6-0 shutout and secure the series sweep.

Liu Fuenmayor threw two scoreless innings while Brett Garcia tossed a clean ninth to slam the door and send the Titans back to the Conference Championship for the first time since 2024.

Ottawa Titans vs. New York Boulders (OTT wins best-of-five, 3-0)

The Ottawa Titans made franchise history, sweeping the New York Boulders in the Atlantic Conference Championship Series to advance to the Frontier League Championship Series for the first time. Ottawa combined dominant pitching with timely hitting throughout the series, allowing just five runs across the three games.

Game One – Ottawa Titans 6, New York Boulders 0

The Titans opened the series with a dominant road victory, blanking New York 6-0 at Clover Stadium. Jake Steels got Ottawa on the board with an RBI single in the first before Caleb Burr launched a two-run homer in the third.

Taylor Wright added two more runs with a fifth-inning single before Michael Fuhrman drove in the sixth run. The offence provided more than enough support for Alfredo Villa, who delivered eight shutout innings for his first career Frontier League postseason victory. Villa scattered five hits, walked one and struck out five, while Brett Garcia completed the shutout with a scoreless ninth.

Game Two – Ottawa Titans 6, New York Boulders 3

Ottawa continued its winning ways behind a brilliant performance from Ky Hampton, who made his first professional playoff start and tossed seven strong innings. The Australian right-hander allowed one run on six hits, with five strikeouts, as Titans pitching carried a 25.2-inning scoreless streak into the third inning.

The offence struck early, with Jackie Urbaez and AJ Wright putting Ottawa ahead 2-0 in the first. Kaiden Cardoso then broke the game open with a three-run homer in the fourth, while Jake Steels added a solo shot in the fifth.

New York mounted a late rally, but Brett Garcia entered in the ninth and stranded the tying runs to earn his first postseason save and give Ottawa a 2-0 series lead.

Game Three – Ottawa Titans 3, New York Boulders 2

Back home at Ottawa Stadium, the Titans secured their place in the League Championship Series with a hard-fought 3-2 victory before a Frontier League playoff-record crowd of 7,912.

Ottawa struck first for the third consecutive game, scoring on a wild pitch in the opening inning. Hunter Stokely then delivered the decisive blow in the fourth, driving in two runs with a single to extend the lead to 3-0.

Evan Grills delivered five innings of one-run baseball, striking out seven, while Christian Scafidi and Brett Garcia helped preserve the lead out of the bullpen. New York pulled within one in the seventh, but the Boulders' final threat ended when Julian Boyd was thrown out attempting to steal home.

Liu Fuenmayor closed out the ninth with a scoreless inning to secure the victory and complete the sweep.

The series win sends the Titans to their first-ever Frontier League Championship Series, capping back-to-back series sweeps and another historic chapter in the Club's fifth season.

Ottawa Titans vs. Evansville Otters (OTT wins best-of-five, 3-1)

The Ottawa Titans made franchise history in unforgettable fashion, defeating the Evansville Otters 3-1 in the Frontier League Championship Series to capture their first championship. After dropping the series opener on the road, Ottawa responded with three straight victories, including a pair of wins at a sold-out Ottawa Stadium.

Game One – Evansville Otters 6, Ottawa Titans 0

The Championship Series opened with the Titans being held scoreless for the first time in franchise postseason history. Evansville starter Garret Simpson tossed seven shutout innings, limiting Ottawa to just three hits, while the Otters scored six unanswered runs.

Eric Pardinho kept the Titans within striking distance, allowing three runs over six innings while striking out nine. Evansville added three more runs in the seventh to pull away and take an early 1-0 series lead.

Game Two – Ottawa Titans 11, Evansville Otters 1

Ottawa answered emphatically the following night, erupting for 11 runs to even the series. The Titans jumped ahead 3-0 in the first inning and never looked back.

Caleb Burr delivered the offensive highlight, launching a fifth-inning grand slam and finishing with three hits and a franchise postseason-record six RBI. Taylor Wright added a solo home run, while Jackie Urbaez collected three hits.

Alfredo Villa was outstanding on the mound, allowing just one run over seven innings while striking out six. After retiring 13 consecutive batters at one point, Villa helped send the series back to Ottawa tied at one game apiece.

Game Three – Ottawa Titans 8, Evansville Otters 6

Returning home before an MLB Partner League record playoff-record crowd of 10,303, the Titans rallied from an early deficit to take an 8-6 victory and move within one win of the championship.

Hunter Stokely led the offence with three RBI, while Michael Fuhrman delivered a two-run triple during a four-run third inning that put Ottawa ahead for good. Taylor Wright added two hits and scored three runs.

Evan Grills earned the win after five-plus innings, while Brett Garcia was dominant out of the bullpen, striking out seven over three innings to close out the victory. Ottawa entered Game Four with its first championship within reach.

Game Four – Ottawa Titans 4, Evansville Otters 0

With the championship on the line, Ky Hampton delivered a performance for the ages. The right-hander retired the first 16 batters he faced and tossed eight scoreless innings, allowing just three hits while striking out seven to earn Frontier League Playoff MVP honours.

Jackie Urbaez opened the scoring with a solo home run before Myles Smith scored on an AJ Wright double. Urbaez added another RBI in the fourth, and Rainer Nuñez provided insurance with a sacrifice fly in the eighth.

Eric Pardinho closed out the ninth, sending the Titans into celebration as the Club captured its first Frontier League championship in franchise history.

The championship capped a historic fifth season for Ottawa, with the Titans setting a franchise record for regular-season wins before sweeping through the Atlantic Conference playoffs and winning three consecutive games to claim the title.