With just a few weeks left in the Fall Major regular season, this week’s newsletter is dedicated to a few reminders you’ll want to keep in mind as the season concludes.
Fall Make-up Matches
Week 7 (11/13 - 11/17) will be "Make-up Week". Match days and queue times will be consistent with the regular season. Once a participant has played the full six matches for the season, they will not be able to queue any more. We will begin seeding brackets the following day after each game’s makeup queues. With this in mind, match disputes must be submitted no later than 12 hours after the conclusion of a make-up match.
Key Playoff Information
A full breakdown of our schedule for seeding the playoffs, how many participants qualify, and the playoff match schedule can be found in last week’s newsletter.
HSEL Winter Blitz
Registration for the all-new HSEL Winter Blitz is open now! This exciting, revolutionary tournament will present a new style and speed of competition unlike the Fall and Spring Majors:
If 16 or more schools register for the same game from your state – we will build a state-specific queue time and playoff bracket just for you!
The regular season is just three weeks long – January 15-February 2. But…
Participants will have two matches per week instead of the usual one.
Funding Resources
Did you know that many schools are tapping into ESSER funds, CTE/Perkins funding, and STEM grants to fund their esports programs?
Discover how to supercharge your school's esports program by accessing this valuable information! Click on the attached guide for insights.
HSEL Nationals 2024
This June, HSEL Nationals 2024 returns as the finale to the 2023-2024 scholastic esports competitive season! HSEL Nationals 2024 features top-tier talent in esports from high schools nationwide — culminating in an end-of-season conclusion worth remembering.
With this year's competition at its peak, who will lift the trident? Learn more
Training Grounds
If the Major competitions are too competitive for your students, don’t forget about HSEL Training Grounds!
6 game modes are represented in this low-stakes environment for beginners and casual players. Students may be registered for both Major and Training Grounds competitions at the same time. If your students are struggling to find success, give Training Grounds a try!
Generation Esports is proud to work with Intel to power scholastic gaming.
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