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Meeting Date:
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3/27/2025 - 6:00 PM
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Category:
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Recognition Item(s)
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Type:
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Info
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Subject:
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eSports Champions
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Enclosure
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Summary:
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eSports (electronic sports) is competitive video gaming where individuals or teams compete in various games at local, national and international levels. These competitions often feature popular games such as Overwatch, Madden and NCAA Football, among others.
Just like traditional sports, eSports require strategy, teamwork, communication and quick decision-making. Players train extensively, develop game strategies and then compete in tournaments for scholarships, prizes and recognition.
In Crowley ISD, eSports is providing students with opportunities to develop skills, compete at a high level and gain exposure to potential careers in gaming, technology and digital media.
Crowley ISD’s eSports teams have demonstrated exceptional skill and dedication, earning prestigious titles in multiple competitions.
The North Crowley High School Overwatch team dominated the competition, securing the Vanta Fall State Championship and finishing first in the Fall PlayVS season. This talented team includes Ricardo Gallegos, Carter Lenahan, Zachary Pontes, Nathan Wong, Mark Hernandez and Corey Valsin.
In individual competitions, Jordan Connally (NCHS) showcased his gaming prowess by winning the Pacific National Championship in Madden.
Crowley ISD also claimed two NCAA Football National Championships. Tavien Brooks (NCHS) secured the Pacific National Championship, while Jayden Henderson (NCHS) emerged victorious in the Mountain National Championship.
These students hard work, strategic thinking and teamwork exemplify Crowley ISD's commitment to excellence in all arenas.
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Recommended By:
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Signed By:
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Anthony Kirchner - Chief Communications Officer
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Signed By:
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Michael McFarland - Superintendent
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