MHSEL is hosted by Michigan Association of Secondary School Principals (MASSP) and the Michigan Association of Student Councils & Honors Societies (MASC/MAHS) in partnership with PlayVS.
Our mission is to provide safe, competitive, and curricular environments that allow student athletes the opportunity to build critical skill sets, explore vast career paths, and contribute to their school culture within varsity esports.
Our vision is to be Michigan’s elite high school esports league.
You can establish an esports program in your school with little to no experience while fitting any budget. All you need is computers/consoles, players and a coach, we provide everything else your esports program needs. Please refer to the information below to learn about esports and how to get started at your school.
Welcome to MHSEL
We provide a robust online platform that enables schools to easily build and manage teams, check schedules, and track stats, all with real-time support.
Our platform partner, PlayVS, is where varsity esports happens. As a varsity athlete, the level of competition never stops improving and that makes your potential championship that much more impressive. Students have the opportunity to compete in 11 of the most popular game titles for FREE (as of 11/14/23). Student athletes can join a team and represent their school in competitions across the state in an unrivaled esports experience!
- Chess (PC/Mac/Tablet/Mobile, 3 players)
- Middle School
- High School – Regional League
- Fortnite (Cross-Platform, 2 players per team)
- High School Only – Regional League
- Hearthstone (PC/Console, 3 players)
- High School Only – Regional League
- League of Legends (PC & Mac, 5 players)
- High School Only – JV & Varsity State Leagues
- Madden NFL (PS5, Xbox Series X/S & PC, Solo player)
- Middle School
- High School – State League
- Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (Nintendo Switch, 4 players)
- Middle School
- High School – JV & Varsity State Leagues
- NBA 2K25 (PS5 & Xbox Series X/S, Solo player)
- Middle School
- High School – State League
- Overwatch2 (PC/Console, 5 players)
- High School Only – JV & Varsity State Leagues
- Rocket League (PC/Console, 3 players)
- Middle School (13+)
- High School – JV & Varsity State Leagues
- Splatoon 3 (Nintendo Switch, 4 players)
- Middle School
- High School – JV & Varsity State Leagues
- Street Fighter 6 (Cross-Platform, 3 Players)
- High School Only – Regional
- Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Nintendo Switch, 3 players)
- Middle School
- High School – JV & Varsity State Leagues
- Valorant (PC, 5 players)
- High School Only – JV & Varsity State Leagues
*Schools may only enter one team in each Varsity Division per game title. Multiple teams may be entered in the JV Division. Click here to read the full JV and Varsity Division Policy.
The official home of Michigan high school esports page contains registration information, season info, titles, league standings, statistics, and past champions; schedule a consultation or sign up to get started. Visit the PlayVS Michigan Page
View MHSEL Fact Sheet updated August 2024
View MHSEL Infographic updated February 2024
Why MHSEL? updated August 2024
State League Game Title Policy updated June 2023
Past Michigan State Champions
- 2020-21 School Year
- League of Legends Fall 2020: East Kentwood High School
- Rocket League Fall 2020: Dakota High School
- League of Legends Spring 2021: Troy High School
- Rocket League Spring 2021: Dakota High School
- 2021-22 School Year
- League of Legends Fall 2021: East Kentwood High School
- Rocket League Fall 2021: Dakota High School
- Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Fall 2021: Novi High School
- League of Legends Spring 2022: Bloomfield Hills High School
- Rocket League Spring 2022: Byron Center High School
- Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Spring 2022: Bloomfield Hills High School
- 2022-23 School Year
- League of Legends Fall 2022: Novi High School
- Rocket League Fall 2022: Divine Child High School
- Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Fall 2022: Bloomfield Hills High School
- League of Legends Spring 2023: Novi High School
- Rocket League Spring 2023: Linden High School
- Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Spring 2023: Rochester Adams High School
- 2023-24 School Year
- Madden NFL24 Fall 2023: East Kentwood High School
- Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Fall 2023: Richmond High School
- Overwatch 2 Fall 2023: Rockford High School
- Rocket League Fall 2023: Linden High School
- Splatoon 3 Fall 2023: West Bloomfield High School
- Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Fall 2023: Detroit Catholic Central High School
- League of Legends Spring 2024: East Kentwood High School
- Madden NFL24 Spring 2024: Taylor High School
- Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Spring 2024: Richmond High School
- NBA 2K Spring 2024: Belleville High School
- Overwatch 2 Spring 2024: Rockford High School
- Rocket League Spring 2024: Detroit Catholic Central High School
- Splatoon 3 Spring 2024: Bloomfield Hills High School
- Super Smash Bros Ultimate (Main) Spring 2024: Detroit Catholic Central High School
- Super Smash Bros Ultimate (Silver) Spring 2024: Northville High School
- Valorant Spring 2024: Novi High School
Who’s Playing?
MHSEL Current Season Heat Map
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Click to View list of Schools Enrolled
MHSEL Community E-Newsletter | Game On
The goal of this publication is to provide educators with important announcements, information and insight on all things esports and its connection to students and education. Featuring a mix of media, Game On has content that has been curated and created by students, coaches, administrators, college and professional gamers, and industry professionals. The esports movement is continuing to grow and MHSEL wants to help schools harness the power of competitive gaming to support student opportunities and inclusivity.
Fall 2024 Info – Join for FREE!
Join MHSEL this Fall – Complete the Interest Survey Below
Season Info for BOTH Middle & High School
- New Coaches Webinar | September 9 at 3 PM
- Fall Coach’s Meeting | Required for High School & Optional for Middle School
- Option 1 | September 16 at 3 PM
- Option 2 | September 18 at 7 PM
Fall 2024 Season Details
- Schedule an Enrollment Call Today
- Enrollment Steps
- Playstation 5 Early Enrollment Promotion
- High School Schedule
- Middle School Schedule
High School Schedule
Important Season Dates
- Enrollment open: NOW
- Preseason Starts: 9/9
- Preseason Ends: 9/20
- Enrollment Deadline: 9/20
- Regular Season Starts: 9/23
- Shoutcaster Showdown
- Virtual Round 1 Entires Due: 10/18 @ 5 PM
- Finals Competition in Person: 11/9 @ Ferris State University
- Regular Season Ends: 11/15
- Thanksgiving Break: 11/20-11/24
- Playoffs: 11/18** – 12/7
- In-Person Concluding Event: 12/7 at Michigan State University
Weekly Schedule (Games will be played at 4pm EST)
- Mondays: Practice Day!
- The Global Practice Day Scrimmage Queue is open for all titles on Mondays from 12-7 PM PST.
- Coaches and players will receive in-app notifications. Coaches will be able to join the practice queue.
- Tuesdays: League of Legends, Splatoon™ 3, Chess, VALORANT*
- Wednesdays: Super Smash Bros.™ Ultimate, NBA 2K25, Overwatch 2*
- Thursdays: Rocket League, Madden NFL 25, Mario Kart™ 8 Deluxe, Hearthstone
Additional Important Details for High School
- Any team that forfeits three (3) or more regular season matches will not be eligible for Playoffs or Championships.
- Playoff Start dates & times may vary per league based on factors like bracket size, state league accommodations, broadcast accommodations, or game launch accommodations.
- More specific playoff information will be found in PlayVS on your schedule page midway through the Regular Season.
- Due to the length of period for playoffs to take place before finals, Playoff matches will occur on different days of the week than the regular season.
- Winning teams may also be required to play multiple times in a week as they progress through the Playoffs.
Middle School Schedule
Important Season Dates
- Enrollment open: NOW
- Preseason Starts: 9/9
- Preseason Ends: 9/20
- Enrollment Deadline: 9/20
- Regular Season Starts: 9/23
- Regular Season Ends: 12/13
Weekly Schedule (Games will be played at 4pm EST)
- Mondays: Practice Day!
- The Global Practice Day Scrimmage Queue is open for all titles on Mondays from 12-7 PM PST.
- Coaches and players will receive in-app notifications. Coaches will be able to join the practice queue.
- Tuesdays: NBA 2K25, Chess(Kids), Splatoon 3
- Wednesdays: Madden NFL 25, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
- Thursdays: Rocket League (13+), Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Start Your Team Today
All esports teams are coach-led to provide a similar structure to any traditional high school sport. PlayVS helps support both coaches and schools by providing resources, training materials, webinars, workshops and a thriving coach community to take the guesswork out of starting and running a program. And the PlayVS platform makes match day a breeze with seamless publisher integrations, scheduling, robust statistics and live support.
Spring 2024 Esports 101 Webinar
Spring 2024 Esports New Coaches Webinar
PlayVS Resources
ROADMAP: Ensure your esports program is prepared for success and download the Esports Roadmap. The PlayVS Esports Roadmap is an interactive, comprehensive, start-to-finish guide for all coaches to utilize throughout the school year. Download the guide for resources on how to create a coach account, prepare for upcoming matches and what to do post-season. Don’t forget to check out the helpful resource links within the PDF!
Coach Resource Center: Includes items such as: coach handbook, coach checklist, how-tos, building your program, tryouts-practice-match guides, scrimmaging and more! (Current Coach Handbook w/ downloadable/printable version)
Ready to take the next step?
Registration is the first step to prepare your school’s team for competitive play. The PlayVS coach dashboard allows for easy management of your school’s esports program. You’ll be automatically notified when the season starts and if you have outstanding management obligations. Creating an account and building a school profile usually takes less than 30 minutes.
- Recruit Interested Students: Use this quick, readymade, Student Interest Survey to gain a better understanding for the level of interest in your building and which competitive games your students want to compete in. Schools can have multiple teams playing multiple game titles.
- Schedule a Consultation Call with a PlayVS expert to walk you through any assistance you may need — technical, organizational, anything; email michigan@playvs.com
- Get your Administration’s Approval
- Sign up at PlayVS.com then have your students do the same. Quick and easy!
- Connect with your IT Department
- Determine your Program’s Capacity
- Build Your Program
- Get Ready to Compete! Verify students at your school, assign them to an esports team and activate your teams (see How to Start Guide and High School Enrollment Steps for additional details).
- Match time! Now, you’re ready to compete. Practice up and get ready for your first match!
Get Your Gear Customized!
Get Your Esports Gear Customized!
We are excited to announce that ESPORTSGEAR will become the official apparel partner for the Michigan High School Esports League (MHSEL) for the 2023-24 school year! EsportsGear is a leader in the esports apparel industry and works with many high school, collegiate, amateur and professional organizations all across the country. Many of our very own Michigan colleges utilize EsportsGear including Alma, Concordia, Oakland University and Western Michigan University to name just a few.
By creating a league-wide partnership with EsportsGear, high school programs will be able to:
- Access a large variety of apparel items including jerseys, hats, hoodies, mousepads, flags, and more!
- Work with an artist to design one-of-a-kind apparel showcasing your school logo and colors
- Create a virtual school esports store to sell merchandise to peers and family members and generate revenue to your school through the sales of apparel
MHSEL has already create our own store which will allow you to see the design quality and ease of browsing and ordering gear. Click here to check it out!
If you are ready to take the next step with your school’s esports apparel, please refer to the resources below to get started:
We will be providing additional resources to help walk schools who are interested in setting up a store.
*Please note that schools are not required to use EsportsGear and are welcome to pursue other vendors; however, revenue kickbacks to schools are higher with the more programs we have involved.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Ryan Cayce, Director of Esports, at ryan@mhsel.org.
High School Awards & Honors
MHSEL is dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the incredible achievements of our players and coaches. These awards honor individuals who exemplify the league’s mission and vision through their dedication, exceptional performance, sportsmanship and positive contributions to the MHSEL community.
Award Categories:
- All-League (Each Season): Awarded to one player per team (coach discretion), recognized by a customizable digital certificate
- All-State (Each Season): Awarded to top players in each game title, recognized by a certificate and a *potential* invitation to participate in an All-State Exhibition Match
- Player of the Year: Awarded to one outstanding player in each MHSEL game title, receiving a commemorative plaque
- Coach of the Year: Recognizing an exceptional coach (or director), receiving a commemorative plaque
Nomination Criteria and Deadlines:
Coming Soon for Fall All-State
Judging Process:
Nominations will be evaluated by a committee consisting of MHSEL staff, Advisory Board members, and college/pro partners, ensuring a fair and comprehensive selection process.
Award Ceremony:
The MHSEL Fall In-Person Championships will serve as the platform to present these prestigious awards to our deserving winners; December 7 at Michigan State University.
Submit a Nomination:
Coming Soon for Fall All-State
NOTE: Player and Coach of the Year Nominations do not open until the Spring Season
Middle School Esports
Start a Middle School Scholastic Esports Program Today!
Support student engagement and provide an extracurricular opportunity for middle school students at your school through the popular and exciting world of esports!
Registration is Open!
MHSEL Middle School Program is now FREE to play with PlayVS. Our middle school program is centered around team play with the ultimate goal focused on student growth and fun! MHSEL Prep is Recreational, meaning there will not be a Playoffs or Finals phase for the Fall 2024 season.
Game Titles:
- Chess
- Madden NFL 25
- Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
- NBA 2K25
- Rocket League
- Splatoon 3
- Super Smash. Bros Ultimate
Enrollment Steps: How to create a team, enroll your team, verify & add players
Middle School Competition Rulebook
What ages/grade levels can compete?
Students in grades 6-8 can participate. Any student under age 13 will need parent/adult permission.
Important Dates
- Fall ‘24 Enrollment Opens: 3/27/2024
- Enrollment Closes: 9/20/24 at 11:59 PM local league time
- Preseason: Weeks of 9/9/24 & 9/16/24
- Regular Season: Weeks of 9/23/24 – 12/9/2024
Schedule
All matches start at 4:00 PM EST
Mondays: Practice Day!
The Global Practice Day Scrimmage Queue is open for all titles on Mondays from 12-7 PM PST.
Coaches and players will receive in-app notifications. Coaches will be able to join the practice queue.
Tuesdays: NBA 2K25, ChessKid, Splatoon 3
Wednesdays: Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
Thursdays: Rocket League (13+), Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
FAQ & Resources
What is Esports?
Esports, short for electronic sports, involves video games that are played in a competitive, typically team-based, environment which requires a great deal of strategy and communication. Similar to traditional sports, esports athletes practice and train to improve performance, scout teams and game plan for upcoming matches, make in-game adjustments, and more. Coaches oversee the overall development of players, manage the team rosters, make starting/bench/alternate decisions, monitor behavior and ensure sportsmanship is being followed. Games are traditionally played virtually and spectators can view matches on popular online streaming sites such as Twitch or YouTube.
Fundraising & Budget Resources
Sample Fundraising Letter for Schools
Alpena-Montmorency-Alcona Educational Service District Three Year Implementation Plan for Esports
Does MHSEL/PlayVS have a Special Olympics Unified League?
Yes, we do! Check out this link to learn more: Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools
What hardware is needed to play?
Are there any resources and trainings for Coaches specifically?
- The great thing about esports is as a coach you can have little to no knowledge on the games to get started. Your students will take leadership rolls but having you there to provide the curricular and soft skill teaching is key.
- Once a season, MHSEL provides a New Coaches Webinar
- PlayVS has a variety of trainings/resources available:
Is additional software needed for certain leagues?
- Some console-based games require an online gaming subscription to play (i.e. PS Plus, Xbox Live, etc.).
- Note: you will need to download or own the games – just depends on the game title. Rocket League and League of Legend are free to download. Madden, NBA and Nintendo games have a cost.
Not receiving emails?
- Unblock PlayVS emails
- MHSEL sends emails from the domain @massp.com and @mhsel.org. Please make sure to have your district add these domains to your schools accessibility lists so you don’t miss any information!
What do Michigan Schools Say About Esports?
- Testimonial from Eric Heinz (Divine Child High School Esports Coach/Teacher & MHSEL Advisory Board Member)
- Highlights from In-Person Event!
- Multiple testimonials (Coaches, Students & Principals)
When are the Esports Seasons?
- Fall Season: September – December
- Spring Season: February – May
What Titles and Platforms are Available?
- Chess (PC/Mac/Tablet/Mobile)
- Fortnite (Cross-Platform)
- Hearthstone (PC/Console)
- League of Legends: (PC & Mac)
- Madden NFL: (PS5, Xbox Series X/S & PC)
- Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (Nintendo Switch)
- NBA 2K25 (PS5 & Xbox Series X/S)
- Overwatch 2 (PC/Console)
- Rocket League: (PC/Console)
- Splatoon 3: (Nintendo Switch)
- Street Fighter 6 (Cross-Platform)
- Super Smash Bros. Ultimate: (Nintendo Switch)
- Valorant (PC)
Are players able to compete remotely?
- We fully support remote play, especially after experiencing COVID-19 pandemic. We don’t want any students putting themselves or others at risk to come into school to play esports, if that school is operating on a hybrid or remote learning model.
Should Esports be a Varsity Sport?
Esports is a Varsity Sport
The MASSP and MASC/MAHS has partnered with PlayVS to bring esports to high schools throughout Michigan. Esports, or competitive gaming, is the fastest-growing high school sport in the country and, much like traditional sports, requires teamwork, critical thinking and communication to achieve success. However, esports goes ever further to create a barrier-breaking, all-inclusive environment with a strong sense of community. All games are selected based on their competitiveness and strategy, and are rated E for Everyone.
MHSEL is not offering varsity letters or asking schools to change policies. MHSEL is offering a state sanctioned league in which schools can participate. This state sanctioned league offers a pathway to decide if they want to offer their students the opportunity to earn varsity letters via esports, as ultimately, schools determine the ability of which sports are letter sports. The National Federation of State High School Associations Network (NFHSA) has partnered with PlayVS to offer this letter opportunity to the schools that participate in state sanctioned leagues, but it is a local decision.
Learn more about varsity leagues
Are there benefits to esports?
45% of students involved in esports haven’t participated in any other school sport or activity. Thousands of high schools across the country are reaching a new student population by offering esports and unlocking many benefits along the way.
From March 2022 Survey … Improvements seen:
- 91% in socializing
- 83% in communication
- 78% in leadership skills
- 73% in mental health
- 72% in sportsmanship
- “I feel that I’ve become a bit more dedicated and lively to something, which helps me get a routine and participate in something besides school.”
- “One student that I can point out has felt much more welcome in school. His parents reached out to us because they noticed a change in their sons attitude towards school.”
Facts
- $500-$3K annual operating budget; esports costs a fraction of other sports and offers similar benefits.
- More than 200 colleges are offering +$20 million in esports scholarships!
Esports In Education
- Student Achievement
- Scholarships
- Careers
- Leadership/Teamwork
- Digital Citizenship
Life Skills
- Teamwork
- Conceptual Thinking
- Resiliency
- Sportsmanship
Career Exploration
- Art
- Audio
- Engineering
- Data
- Esports
- Finance
- Marketing
- Facilities
- IT
- Game Design
- Legal
- Writing
- Publishing
- Quality Assurance
- Professional Gamer
Additional Resources:
- PlayVS Resource Center
- Michigan PlayVS State Page
- PlayVS YouTube channel
- PlayVS Parent Guide
- Focus on EDU: EdTech and the Education Experience
- Our partners at PlayVS are ready to help you as needed. Contact below individual based on your school’s status/needs:
- Questions | Email michigan@playvs.com
- Enrollment Help | success@playvs.com
- Tech/Website Help | support@playvs.com
- Billing Questions | accounting@playvs.com
Meet the MHSEL Crew
MHSEL Advisory Board
- Region 1: Becky LaBrecque, Marquette Senior High School
- Region 2: Ashlie O’Connor, Alpena Montmorency Alcona ESD
- Region 3: David Droski, Mona Shores High School
- Region 4: Vacant
- Region 5: Ginger Herzog, Bay City Central High School
- Region 6: Sherri St. Clair, Linden High School
- Region 7: Eric Heinz, Divine Child High School
- College: Carl Leone, Oakland University
- Principal: Steve Forsberg, Ludington High School
- At-Large: Matt Mooney, Detroit Catholic Central High School
- At-Large: Brady VanMalsen, Hudsonville High School
- At-Large: Chris White, Novi High School
MHSEL Partners
MHSEL works with partners to provide Michigan schools and students the best esports experience possible. A big shout out and thank you to our current partners!
If you are interested in being a partner for the Michigan High School Esports League, hosted by MASSP and MASC/MAHS, please contact us at 517-327-5315.
MHSEL Staff
MHSEL Director
Ryan Cayce, ryan@massp.com
Ryan Cayce joined the MASSP team in September 2017. He started his career at Croswell-Lexington High School as a Business & Technology teacher where he taught and coached basketball for six years. Ryan moved into administration at Cros-Lex High School as the Assistant Principal and then Principal. He also served as Principal of Ubly Jr/Sr High School. Ryan holds a Bachelor’s in Business Education from Western Michigan University and a Master’s in Public Administration from U of M-Flint.
Ryan enjoys spending time with his wife, Amanda, and four children. As a family, they spend most of their time on the sports fields/courts, swimming, boating and watching the Detroit Lions. In his free time, Ryan also enjoys playing guitar and running.
MHSEL Assistant Director
Maggie Helmer, maggie@massp.com
Maggie joined MASSP in June 2020. Maggie began her career in education at the Ionia County Intermediate School District in 2010 and prior to coming to MASSP worked at the Michigan Association of Superintendents and Administrators for 4 years as their Executive Assistant. Maggie holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication with a minor in Community Leadership from Aquinas College and is a certified Mediator.
Maggie grew up in Ionia and served on two nonprofit boards for a cumulative of 6 years. Outside of work she enjoys traveling, playing cards, working out, a good book, watching sports (Go Blue!), movie marathons, time with family/friends (especially at the lake or pool), and pushing herself outside her comfort zone (no matter how scary it may be).
Check Us Out! (News & Media)
- MHSEL Spring Championship, State Awards Ceremony & More at OU
- Daily Dot: High School Esports is Growing & It’s Changing Who Can be an Athlete
- C&G News: Novi esports turns in ‘most successful year’ at MHSEL state finals
- C&G News: Rochester Rocket League squad reaches Final Four in MHSEL state finals
- Sanilac County News: Students game for esports competition
- PlayVS X Post: Detroit Catholic Central Highlight
- MHSEL Press Release | HS Esports Athletes will Capture Awards, Compete at Oakland Univ.
- MHSEL Press Release re Spring Tournament Results & Upcoming Championship | MI HS Esports Grows & Will Hold Four Finals at Oakland University
Fall 2023 Season, Explore Esports & Championship Event
- MHSEL Explore Esports & Championship Event
- WZZM13 Story: Back-to-school and the rise of esports in Michigan
- News Advocate: Manistee esports program finishes 3rd in state in Mario Kart
- WLUC TV 6 News: Marquette Esports Team Semi-Finals Video Ad 1
- WLUC TV 6 News: Marquette Esports Team Semi-Finals Video Ad 2
- MHSEL Press Release re Shoutcaster Showdown, Fall Tournament & Upcoming Championship | Esports Action Amps Up for Michigan High Schools
2x Champion & Not Slowing Down
View Article on East Kentwood High School Student, Kymen Cartwright
2023 Spring Season & Championships at Western Michigan University
- MHSEL Championship Event at WMU
- Marquette Senior High School finishes 1st season with new esports team
- Mona Shores High School Esports team builds community – WZZM13
- WoodTV8 – WMU to host high school esports state finals Saturday
- WoodTV8 Interview with MHSEL Director regarding WMU to host high school esports state finals
- MLive – High School Esports State championships coming to WMU this weekend
- MHSEL re Spring tournaments & Upcoming Championship | Press Release HS Esports is Growing in Michigan
- MHSEL Press Release | Western Michigan Hosting High School Esports State Championship
2022 Explore Esports Conference, Fall Season & Championships (Semi’s & Finals)
- MHSEL Explore Esports & Fall Championship Event
- The Voice | Esports pilot program could come to Richmond High School
- Oakland County Times | Bloomfield Hills Team Wins Esports State Championship
- Macomb Daily | ‘Very intense’ esports fall state finals set for Oakland University
- C&G Newspapers | Novi High School brings home hardware in esports championship
- ABC 12 News | Grand Blanc High School “levels up with esports
- USA Today | High School Esports Rankings: Top teams since 2019
- MI Soundboard Podcast | Ready Student-Player One – Ryan Cayce, MHSEL Director
- MHSEL Press Release Prior to Event | Explore Esports One-Day Conference & Michigan Fall ‘22 Season Semi-Finals & Championships in December at OU
2022 Spring Championships
- MHSEL Event
- Oakland Press | Bloomfield Hills dominates esports league championship
- Royal Oak Daily Tribune | Bloomfield Hills dominates esports league championship
- The Detroit News | Esports becomes a fast-growing sport for many Michigan high schools
- WJR Radio on the Guy Gordon Show | Interview with Wendy Zdeb, MASSP Executive Director
- Channel 20 | Video Interview with Wendy Zdeb, MASSP Executive Director prior to Spring 2022 championship
- ABC | Video promo for Spring 2022 Championship
- Civic Center TV | Head Esports Coach At Oakland University Carl Leone & Breaking Into Your Next Gaming Career