BUOYED by the successful staging of the Collegiate Center for Esports exhibition tourney that featured some of the country’s varsity aces, CCE will now focus the spotlight on ordinary students aspiring to find their niche in the Esports world after its official launch last week.
The regular season-by-season calendar kicks off in June headlined by the same cast of 10 schools in the country.
“Following the successful launch of CCE last year, we anticipate an even better showing this year among our partner schools,” CCE commissioner Waiyip Chong said.
“We expect a more exciting and fiery competition paired with the continuous excellence, sportsmanship, values and camaraderie among all our players as the foundations of our organization,” he added.
Out to prove their worth are San Beda University, Arellano University, Letran, College of St. Benilde, Mapua University, Jose Rizal University, San Sebastian College, Perpetual Help, Emilio Aguinaldo College, and Lyceum, which ruled the inaugural CCE Mobile Legends: Bang Bang 5-on-5 Varsity Cup (MVC) late last year.
All teams have vowed to go all-out in an expected tight duel for the official first crown of CCE with Galaxy Racer as its official partner.
Galaxy Racer, as the leading and largest Esports, gaming and lifestyle organization in the world, shares the pleasure and honor to join hands with CCE for the Filipino sports community.
“CCE has opened an opportunity that everybody has been waiting for. Everyone is looking forward to it, especially our collegiate athletes in a league among established collegiate institutions,” Galaxy Racer country manager Marcia Guillermo said.
“This is very exciting not just for us but for the entire Esports community. It’s an easy opener for us to partner with CCE.”
