eSports

We are excited to announce that the Australian Esports Leagues' Schools Esports program is returning for Term 1! Following the success of last year’s tournaments, the AEL are bringing back students’ favourite titles: Rocket League, Overwatch 2, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Minecraft Education: Capture the Flag, and Trackmania — and introducing two brand-new additions: Marvel Rivals and Brawlhalla. 

• Registrations Due: 14 February
• Tournament Start: 15 February
• Tournament End: 22 March
• Match Times: Every Saturday in morning and afternoon sessions

If you are interested in representing CVAS, come and see or contact Mr Ross as soon as possible

Here are the details on the games this year: 

In 2025 AEL are introducing new games and continuing with existing games. In Term 1, AEL  have a diverse roster of titles to cater to different interests and skill levels:

1. Rocket League

   • Team Size: 3–5 players

   • Format: 3v3 matches, teams work to advance the ball down the field, and score goals in their opponents’ net.

   • Key Skills: Teamwork, precision, quick reflexes

2. Overwatch 2

   • Team Size: 5–7 players

   • Format: 5v5 hero-based shooter, teams will work together to complete the match objectives.

   • Key Skills: Strategy, communication, role coordination

3. Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

   • Team Size: Solo (1 student)

   • Format: 1v1 platform fighter, students will work to knock each other off the stages to reduce their opponents stocks to zero.

   • Key Skills: Spatial awareness, timing, adaptability

4. Minecraft Education: Capture the Flag

   • Team Size: 5–7 players

   • Format: Team-based CTF, students work together to capture the opposing team’s flag and bring it back to their base to score a point.

   • Key Skills: Creativity, collaboration, resource management

5. Trackmania

   • Team Size: Solo (1 student)

   • Format: Time-trial racing, students race against the clock on tracks filled with jumps, loops, and other obstacles.

   • Key Skills: Precision, problem-solving, quick decision-making

6. Marvel Rivals (NEW)

   • Team Size: 6–8 players

   • Format: 6v6 hero-based shooter, teams will work together to complete the match objectives.

   • Key Skills: Strategic planning, communication, quick thinking

7. Brawlhalla (NEW)

   • Team Size: Solo (1 student)

   • Format: 1v1 platform fighter, students will work to reduce their opponents lives to zero.

   • Key Skills: Reflexes, hand–eye coordination, adaptability