Brodie Rec. League Since Dragons' Den.
Everything you watched tonight was filmed in May. Here is what happened next: all six Dragons bid, five new cities opened, and six more open December 4.


Everything you watched tonight was filmed in May. What's happened since?
We walked into the Den with one belief and have spent the summer and fall acting on it. Everyday athletes had nowhere left to play once the teams they came up with fell apart, and competition should never have been something to apologize for. A rec league with real officials, a real bracket and a championship worth driving to is a third space, a place to connect and keep the friendships that get made on a floor.
In case you didn't catch it, all six Dragons bid on BRODIE®. On camera, Connor shook on a deal with Brian Scudamore, Arlene Dickinson and Michele Romanow, and in the time since, we've got something exciting cooking with Drew Scott as well.
The league has not stood still since the cameras were packed up. The Dragons' investment catapulted growth, multiplying BRODIE® locations across Canada and bringing the league to the West Coast.
On September 11th, Slasher Season tipped off in all 20 cities, including the new additions of Vancouver, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Oakville and Boston, with a second venue in Calgary. Five new cities and seven new venues made it the biggest opening week the league has ever run, as we work to upgrade the rec sports game: twelve weeks, six divisions, two officials and a scorekeeper on every game, and every game filmed and sent back to the people who played in it.

The growth won't stop there. On December 4, Coldest Winter opens in six new cities: Manhattan, Long Island, New Jersey, Chicago, Seattle and Atlanta, and the target is the top 100 US markets by the end of 2027.
Spring is already being scouted. For Bracket Season we are looking at more floors across the Greater Toronto Area, plus Dallas, Austin, Houston, Washington, Kansas City, Denver, Connecticut, Miami, Tampa, Westchester, Phoenix and Philadelphia.
We've also upgraded the experience. Live commentators have started calling games across a rotating set of markets, and in-app check-in, drop-in games for new friends, a free first game and more are there to support our athletes.
Athletes die twice, and the first time is when the team you came up with drifts apart. BRODIE® is the second life.
We have been saying the same thing since the first season in Burlington. Athletes die twice, and the first time is when the team you came up with drifts apart. BRODIE® is the second life.
The country got one episode. Your city gets twelve weeks.















