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F2F Tour Calgary 2026 Recap: Campbell, Heggerud and Su Take the Team Trios RCQ

F2F Tour Calgary is in the books. A Team Trios Regional Championship Qualifier and two Modern RC Qualifiers ran August 15-16 at the MacEwan Conference & Event Centre. Below you’ll find the winners and their decklists.

Team Trios Regional Championship Qualifier

Chantelle Campbell, Anna Heggerud and Bo Su with their trophies after winning the Team Trios RC Qualifier at F2F Tour Calgary 2026

Chantelle Campbell, Anna Heggerud and Bo Su won the Team Trios RC Qualifier, taking all three seats at the Regional Championship together.

The other three Top 4 teams:

A Top 4 team from the Team Trios RC Qualifier at F2F Tour Calgary 2026
A Top 4 team from the Team Trios RC Qualifier at F2F Tour Calgary 2026
A Top 4 team from the Team Trios RC Qualifier at F2F Tour Calgary 2026

Saturday Modern Regional Championship Qualifier

Nicholas Lee, champion of the Saturday Modern RC Qualifier at F2F Tour Calgary 2026

Nicholas Lee won Saturday’s Modern RC Qualifier with Dimir Frog, coming through a 46-player field.

The eight Top 8 finishers from the Saturday Modern RC Qualifier at F2F Tour Calgary 2026

Saturday’s Top 8 was a spread of fair decks and fast combo. Luca Cherpillod finished second with Esper Blink, James Lam and Kael Hamilton both made the Top 4 with Domain Zoo, and the back half of the bracket went to Shayne Brown on Burn, Ryan Primdahl and Ryan Desmarais on Neoform, and Aaron Bobinski on Living End.

For the rest of the Top 8 decklists, visit the official decklist page.

Sunday Modern Regional Championship Qualifier

James Laing, champion of the Sunday Modern RC Qualifier at F2F Tour Calgary 2026

James Laing won Sunday’s Modern RC Qualifier with Eldrazi Ramp, out of a 35-player field.

The eight Top 8 finishers from the Sunday Modern RC Qualifier at F2F Tour Calgary 2026

Sunday barely resembled Saturday. The entire Top 4 was big mana or land denial: Laing’s Eldrazi Ramp, Nicholas Lee’s Fight Rigging in second, Sean Pittman’s Eldrazi Tron in third, and Raymond Li’s Boros Ponza in fourth. Between them they brought Eldrazi Temple, Ugin’s Labyrinth, the Urza lands and a stack of Cleansing Wildfires — a very different plan from Saturday’s finalists, who spent the day trading one-for-ones. The rest of the Top 8 filled in with Brandon Drake on Domain Zoo, Samuel Anderson on Izzet Prowess, Lane MacTavish on Esper Goryo’s and Delamar Singh on Hollow One.

One card bridged both days: Quantum Riddler turned up in six of the sixteen Modern Top 8 decks across the weekend, in everything from Dimir Frog to Domain Zoo to Esper Blink.

For the rest of the Top 8 decklists, visit the official decklist page.

Congratulations to all of Calgary’s new qualifiers! For more from the event floor, visit the F2F Tour Calgary photo gallery.

Up Next: Toronto CommandFest and St. John’s

F2F Tour Toronto CommandFest, August 21-23, 2026 at the Montecassino Hotel and Event Centre

The F2F Tour is at the Montecassino Hotel and Event Centre this weekend for Toronto CommandFest, August 21-23.

F2F Tour St. John's, August 29, 2026 at the St. John's Convention Centre

Competitive Magic returns the following weekend at F2F Tour St. John’s, August 29 at the St. John’s Convention Centre. Visit the official event pages for details and registration.

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