The Big 12 Esports Challenge is a series of tournaments featuring Madden NFL 20 and Super Smash Bros Ultimate. The Big 12 Conference Madden Challenge was a tournament featuring Madden and each school in the Big 12 having their own qualifier with the top players from each school moving onto the championship bracket for a $1000 prize pool. The Big 12 Esports Challenge was a Super Smash Bros tournament that was open to the community and had a $2000 prize pool split among the top 4 players.

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The Lierfield IMG College Challenger Series is a culmination of 94 conference & individual school tournament series hosted between Fall 2020 – Spring 2021. As of Spring, 2021, the challenger series has had 3,670 players compete across the 94 individual tournament series. Schools and conferences with rights held by Learfield IMG were given the opportunity to opt into hosting their own individual tournament series. Each tournament was able to select their own game title, uniquely branded tournament site, and prize pool offerings.

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In fall of 2020 Learfield IMG partnered with EA to host their first collegiate championship series. The inaugural Madden championship event, an 8 week collegiate championship series dubbed the Level Next Fall Champion Series: Madden NFL 21. Over 150 individual intra-collegiate qualifying tournaments were hosted for the nearly 1,000 students who registered to compete to represent their university in conference play. The top 16 players across the 8 different conferences would then go on to compete for their share of a $150,000 prize pool. Following the success of the Fall 20’ Madden series, LIMG hosted the Spring 21’ Rocket League collegiate championship with Psyonix, boasting a $125,000 prize pool. The Level Next Rocket League Spring Showcase grew in player registrants from the previous fall series, and 1,300+ registered participants competed over a 4 week season.

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LIMG Spring Champions Series

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Conference One is a national varsity valorant tournament operator that organizes and broadcasts a spring and fall league. Scholarships and prize money are available in each of their leagues for the varsity programs that participate and perform well. In the spring league there was a $10,000 prize pool split amongst the top 4 placing teams. CF1 aims to drive collegiate esports forward through these competitions.

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The Chick-fil-A DFW High School Esports Tournament was a tournament that was open to all high school students in the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas and was created alongside Mind Dance and Chick-fil-A. The tournament took place over 2 weekends and consisted of a 7 round swiss bracket with the top 16 qualifying into the championship bracket. The top 4 teams all won a year’s supply of chick-fil-a sandwiches with over $2500 in prize money going to the top 3 teams.

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Chick-fil-A DFW High School Esports Tournament

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Launch Esports is a partnership between Steel Curtain Properties and Mainline to grow esports within the Steel Curtain Property groups. The KCAC Madden Invitational was a conference tournament that was for the schools within the conference and their surrounding communities.  The players all competed in a single elimination bracket and the top 4 all received prizes consisting of Visa gift cards, and the first 50 participants all received a free Chick-fil-A sandwich. The Battle of Humboldt County was a rocket league tournament where Homboldt State and the College of the Redwoods held their own qualifiers with the top team from each school to face off in the Battle of Humboldt County championships. The winning team from each school received prizes and the first 50 students to sign up all received a Battle of Humboldt County t-shirt.

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Great American Rivalry Series partnered with hundreds of highschool programs across the United States to host a Madden 20 challenge series to replace their regular season play due to Covid restrictions. The series garnered 2,657 signups, where players were broken into 8 different groups of play and would go on to compete in multiple tournament phases before reaching the championship. The event championship quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals were broadcasted allowing students to root for their respective school in the final bracket series.

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The Collegiate Esports Invitational: Rocket League tournament was an inter-collegiate rocket league tournament between 8 invited collegiate conferences with a $5000 prize for the first place team. Each conference had their own conference qualifier where the top 2 teams from each conference qualified for the championship bracket. The tournament took place over one week from February 2nd to February 7th with the 6th and 7th being dedicated to a broadcasted championship bracket.

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