Our Games

Overwatch 2 by Blizzard Entertainment

 (VHEL Club sport)

Six heroes attempt to control strategic locations as well as escort payloads across a variety of maps.  Teams coordinate their Support, Damage, and Tank characters closely.  The game was published in 2016, currently has more than 40 million active players, and a rapidly developing pro and collegiate scene.  We are still waiting for approval and tech support to enable on-campus play.

In Fall 2018, we placed 5th out of 46 teams nationwide.

League of Legends by Riot Games

 (NASEF/CIF Varsity)

Five champions on each team face off on a map called Summoner's Rift.  They try to gain experience and gold while pushing the tide of battle towards their opponent's base -destroying which is the victory condition.  The game was published in 2010, has more than 100 million active players, and is the most-watched game on Youtube and Twitch.

In Spring 2019, we placed 43rd out of 63 teams competing in the Western Bracket.

Rocket League by Psyonix

(NASEF/CIF Varsity)

Three players per team play fast-paced aerial indoor soccer using rocket-powered cars.  This is our most accessible game, as it is now free-to-play and cross-platform (PC, Xbox, PS4, Nintendo Switch).   

Matches are typically very short and intense.  The game was published in 2015 and since its transition to free-to-play often has more than 500,000 players logged in simultaneously as well as strong college and professional leagues.

Teams of three compete in a series of three 1v1 duels where cartoon characters employ all the fundamentals of a classic fighting game to defeat their opponent and smash them off the floating battleground.

Spacing, blocks, grabs, quick attacks, smash attacks, and incredible timing make what appears to be a simple game have an incredibly high skill ceiling.

This and Rocket League both have the most continuity from nascent elementary school esports leagues all the way through pro play.