by admin | Mar 21, 2023 | ISEC22, News
With 2 out of 10 eligible titles concluded, the Rocket League Grand Finals at the Inter-School Esports Championship 2022 (ISEC ‘22) powered by SLT-MOBITEL saw some intense and fierce competition as the young racers from Gateway College Colombo showcased their skills and determination on the virtual track. At the end of the day, it was Gateway College Colombo who clinched both gold and silver for the title, while Carey College Colombo secured the bronze medal.
Gateway College Colombo’s performance was nothing short of impressive, as they managed to secure the top two spots in the Rocket League game title. This not only cemented their dominance in this particular game title but also brought them to the lead in the overall championship standings dropping Bandaranayake College Gampaha into second after their spectacular performance in Call of Duty 4.
The Gateway College team has established themselves as the formidable force to be reckoned with, having won ISEC 5 consecutive years in a row. In their campaign this year, it remains to be seen whether they can maintain their momentum in the remaining game titles or if other schools will step up and give them a run for their money.
Find out the standings of the Schools at this year’s Championship at https://school.gamer.lk/standings/
by admin | Mar 20, 2023 | ISEC22, News
The Inter-School Esports Championship 2022 (ISEC ‘22) powered by SLT-MOBITEL has kicked off with the first grand finals featuring Call of Duty 4. Ten game titles will be played in the tournament and the first game has already produced a thrilling outcome. The competition saw Bandaranayake College Gampaha take home the gold medal in Call of Duty, while Nalanda College Colombo came in second place to earn the silver medal.
The teams competed with great intensity, showcasing their skills and strategy in the popular first-person shooter game. Bandaranayake College Gampaha’s victory was a testament to their excellent teamwork with their star player Dulanjana ‘MADARA‘ Menaka with a breakthrough performance. They were able to outplay their opponents and secure first place in the Call of Duty 4 category.
The Inter-School Esports Championship 2022 powered by SLT-MOBITEL continues to be a platform for young and talented Esports players to showcase their skills and compete at the highest level. The next few days will feature more exciting matches and game titles and the outcome of all game titles will result in determining the overall champion of the tournament. Bandaranayake College starts steady in the race to overthrow 6-time ISEC champions Gateway College Colombo.
Find out the standings of the Schools at this year’s Championship at https://school.gamer.lk/standings/
by admin | Feb 21, 2023 | ISEC22, News
Gamer.LK, Sri Lanka’s premier Games & Esports organisation has opened registrations for the sixth edition of its Inter-School Esports Championship (ISEC) ’22 powered by SLT-MOBITEL. This Championship brings the excitement and thrill of Esports to over 150 schools across Sri Lanka as the country’s largest school-level sporting event. The Championship will be held online and is open to students enrolled in public and private schools in Sri Lanka.
The Ministry of Sports has also recognized Esports as a key focus sport, recognizing that exposing young people to Esports in school is crucial to giving them a competitive edge as Sri Lanka strives to excel internationally in Esports.
Students will register and compete online in 19 popular games, continuing the 2021 decision to hold the event online. Esports athletes from any government or private school can represent their school in team and individual games including Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, Call of Duty Mobile, Dota 2, Free Fire, League of Legends, Mobile Legends, PUBG Mobile, Rainbow Six Siege, Arena of Valor, and Valorant (Assetto Corsa eRacing, Clash Royale, FIFA 21, Real Cricket and Rocket League). Promotional titles Fall Guys and Overwatch will also be showcased. The Championship will also include a Women’s League including Clash Royale and Mario Kart Tour to recognise Sri Lanka’s top female student Esports athletes.
The Championship series was launched by Gamer.LK in 2016 to promote the benefits of well-organized and monitored school-level Esports. Studies have revealed that Esports have a number of benefits, including improved hand-eye coordination, team communication, problem-solving and critical thinking. The mission of Gamer.LK is to assist and promote students with an interest for Esports which is geared to be the sport of the future.
“With Esports being embraced by global sporting events like the Asian Games, we’re making best efforts to make sure Sri Lankan students are not left behind by the rest of the world. We have been organising the Inter-School Esports Championship since 2016 and have seen tremendous growth in students participating, and also parents and teachers understanding the importance of supporting the integration of Esports into the school system.” says Raveen Wijayatilake, CEO of Gamer.LK & InGame Esports, and President, Sri Lanka Esports Association.
“We are pleased to be able to partner with a tournament created for this growing Esports segment. We believe it will provide an incredible tournament experience for the students, inspiring and driving them to the next level. We know our robust network will play a key role in facilitating the future of the Esports industry and we look forward to playing our part in supporting their passion for Esports and helping them reach their full potential,” stated Prabhath Dahanayke, Group Chief Marketing Officer, SLT-MOBITEL
This year’s Championship is powered by SLT-MOBITEL, the National ICT Solutions Provider who comes onboard as the title partner. SLT-MOBITEL has been at the forefront of empowering digital entertainment and Esports in Sri Lanka with product offerings catering to gamers in the country.
Matches begin in March 2023 with updates and more information on the Championship can be found at https://school.gamer.lk/.
