2021-2022 JMMS Esports Recap
We rotated which team got to use the lab each week for their games so they could get the in person feel. We had students play from home on other weeks. Students were to wear their jerseys at home for games or at school for their in-person games. We had 27 players this year from 6th-8th grade. We had our 2 first female gamers. One being the first to go undefeated with her team of three in the season debut of Knockout City, going undefeated in the WRMSEC, the other, starting her second year in esports as an 8th grader focusing on Rocket League and organizational operations.
Overall, the year was a huge success. JMMS Varsity appeared in their first on-stage LAN Rocket League tournament with an audience. With overall success across all three titles, the JMMS Raptors made their mark in a couple leagues. The JMMS Esports made waves in the national Middle School Esports League earning a stunning 2nd place in the Fall 2022 season and a 3rd pace finish in the spring will three different players on the roster. In the Western Regional Middle School Esports conference, the Raptors found themselves as champions in the JV league for the 2nd time in a row and Varsity found themselves in the championship grand finals once more. In the spring, all 3 divisions of JMMS Rocket League teams made it to the championship game, and the Prospects division found JMMS Saffron a winner in game #7 OT in the grand final.
Three year overall record across all games 127-27
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