Club eSports teams dominate MAAC championships in Atlantic City

March 19, 2024

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Two Quinnipiac eSports teams earned MAAC championships this weekend in Atlantic City — the Super Smash Brothers Ultimate team earned its third consecutive championship and the Rocket League team earned a championship, culminating a perfect season. The Valorant and Overwatch 2 teams both finished second.

John Somers, associate director of recreation, praised the teams for their extraordinary efforts in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

“We are incredibly proud of the entire eSports program here at Quinnipiac,” said Somers. “All the teams had incredible seasons this year. The fact that we made it to four championships in the same season is an incredible feat and we hope to continue that MAAC dominance for years to come.”

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<p>Two Quinnipiac eSports teams earned MAAC championships this weekend in Atlantic City — the  Super Smash Brothers Ultimate team earned its third consecutive championship and the Rocket League team earned a championship, culminating a perfect season. The Valorant and Overwatch 2 teams both finished second.</p>

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<p>&ldquo;We are incredibly proud of the entire eSports program here at Quinnipiac,&rdquo; said Somers. &ldquo;All the teams had incredible seasons this year. The fact that we made it to four championships in the same season is an incredible feat and we hope to continue that MAAC dominance for years to come.&rdquo;</p>
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