Lanarkshire eSports group celebrate end of successful first gaming tournament

A Lanarkshire eSports group is celebrating the success of their first faculties match.

Wishaw-based 'The Courageous JNR' was began in 2019 and host courses and tournaments for aspiring players.

Founder Emma Williamson was impressed to start out the group after seeing how a lot her personal daughter loved gaming and seeing the advantages of eSports firsthand.

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And so they have simply wrapped up their first match, having performed the Future Fridays Esports Championships , during which 44 groups throughout 12 faculties in North Lanarkshire.

Groups performed two video games, Fortnite and Rocket League, and competed over the course of 4 weeks.

Emma instructed Lanarkshire Reside : "The entire thing was so successful and the faculties had been so useful and supportive.

"The video games had been held on a Friday afternoon over the course of 4 weeks and had been additionally streamed on-line in order that different pupils might watch their pals competing.

Brannock Excessive's Concordia workforce received the Rocket League competitors

"A lot of the faculties did not have satisfactory gaming amenities so pupils would go house to their very own setups to participate within the match.

"That is the primary time eSports has been used like this in North Lanarkshire faculties and it was so successful."

The successful workforce of the Fortnite competitors was Coltness Excessive Faculty's 'Gaming Gang', which consisted of Joshua Ogilvie, Mark Bett and Adam Stapleton.

And the winner of the Rocket League match was Brannock Excessive’s workforce 'Concordia', which consisted of Alexander Lambie, Ben Deavy and Liam McMahon.

The match was sponsored by gaming gear firm HyperX which offered headsets for the winners. The successful faculties additionally acquired a trophy for his or her triumphs.

Emma stated: "With the match being so successful, I might like to make it an annual occasion.

"I am getting some extra sponsors and possibly extra video games on supply in order that extra individuals will wish to participate.

"I wish to actually thank the faculties and the lecturers who volunteered their time to assist make it so enjoyable."

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