College football is rebooting its video game franchise
EA Sports announced they will be returning to college football and partnering up with the NCAA to create a new edition of the beloved college football video game.
Andy Mendez is the future of esports
Aurora, Illinois native Andy Mendez has found success with building an esports program at Naperville North High School.
TimTheTatMan joins Complexity Gaming
One of the biggest content creators on the internet has joined a gaming organization. Tim “TimTheTatMan” Betar announced Monday that he’ll be joining Complexity Gaming.
IHSA introduces esports State Series
Following in the footsteps of many states in recent years, the IHSA has officially announced it will introduce an esports State Series set to begin in the spring of 2022.
MATC WolfPack esports team looking to make postseason run
The third round of the NJCAAE postseason for Super Smash Bros. begins today with the chance of an all-MATC quarterfinal between reigning national champion Kaden Crockett and Baxter Beckwith if both players win today.
Deering High School wins esports championship in first season
Deering High School picked up the first ever high school esports state championship after esports was recognized as a competitive sport by the Maine Principals’ Association this past fall.
Muskies kick off first esports season
Lakeland University’s esports team started their first season this fall semester.
ETSU esports team debuts with a win over Cornell, setting up bright future
East Tennessee State University’s newest sports team, ETSU Esports, started off their inaugural season with a win over Cornell. With a lot invested into the program and over 20 students on the roster, ETSU expects big things from their newest team.
Dallas Empire down Atlanta FaZe to capture first-ever CDL Championship
Atlanta FaZe and the Dallas Empire faced off in a heavyweight esports match Sunday evening. With $1.5 million on the line, they competed in the first-ever Call of Duty League Championship.
Virginia HS esports hope to continue growth despite COVID-19 limitations
With the rise in popularity of esports throughout the country, the Virginia High School League decided to throw its hat in the ring this past year by launching a pilot season for the activity. As the activity began to gain momentum heading into its spring season, COVID-19 restrictions halted much of the forward progress. Though official activities ceased during the spring, officials are optimistic of theactivity’s future in the league.