The 2018 League of Legends World Championship is heading back to South Korea where the 24 top teams in the world will compete for the Summoner’s Cup! The four remaining teams will travel to Gwangju for the Semifinals.
The 2018 League of Legends World Championship is heading back to South Korea where the 24 top teams in the world will compete for the Summoner’s Cup! The two finalists will face off in Incheon, where the winner will hoist the Worlds 2018 trophy and claim the championship!
IESF’s 10th Esports World Championships - Kaohsiung City is to feature three game titles; League of Legends, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and Tekken 7.
Welcome back to the NA LCS Scouting Grounds, where professional teams look to add to their ranks with some of the best up-and-coming talent that North America has to offer. Let’s get you caught up on what to expect heading into this year’s event!
he Peach Belt Conference and East Coast Conference have announced the first-ever inter-conference Esports Tournament with the d2 Champions Challenge Nov. 16-17. Each conference will have three member schools participating in the online event, playing League of Legends from Riot Games.
The 2018 All Star Event will take place at the Esports Arena in Las Vegas on December 6-8. 64 All-Stars will participate in a variety of competitions as the League of Legends community comes together to celebrate the end of the competitive year.
The Game Gym, Stevenson University Esports, and our sponsors are proud to announce IGNITE, a live, amateurs only esports competition featuring League of Legends and Overwatch.
The Twitch Rivals: League Of Legends Showdown is an online competition for $75,000 featuring 16 teams comprised of streamers, well-known former pro-players, & current Academy players.
The 2019 season of the NA LCS kicks off on Jan 18. 10 teams will compete for the € 200,000 prize pool and a spot in MSI 2019.
