Esports at Stevenson University
What is Esports?
Esports is a form of competitive gaming far beyond casual play. There are multiple games (sports) played, usually requiring 5-6 players per team. Teams function similarly to traditional sports in that players come together to form teams for each game and compete against other teams across the nation or even the world. Each team is coached by either a single coach or a coaching staff including analysts who break down the games and help players focus on points to improve upon. At the collegiate level, esports persists of students from all different majors and backgrounds who are interested in playing a certain game competitively or those who are interested in building a community around video game competing.
Learn More About SU Esports
Dedicated Space
Brand new, dedicated esports arena
25 PCs designed for custom gaming
144hz monitors
Video game chairs
Mounted flat screen TVs
Projector
Esports Teams
- League of Legends
- Overwatch
Games Coming Soon
- Rocket League
- Counter Strike: Global Offensive
- Hearthstone
Practice Schedule
Much like traditional sports, esports teams practice multiple times a week and focus on specific skills to improve their play and synergy.
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings
Official scrimmages are Wednesdays
Players can use the room whenever they wish to practice individually, in teams, or to host gaming-related events such as viewing parties, LAN events, in-house tournaments, and more.