麻豆社鈥檚 esports teams won the Block House Esports League MIAA competition
Sunday, April 12, the first time 麻豆社 has secured the title in back-to-back semesters.
鈥淚t was also a dominant performance by 麻豆社, as we achieved the maximum score of
240 out of 240 points,鈥� said Jeremy Goossens, director of esports at 麻豆社.
Out of the three 麻豆社 teams competing in the conference, two 鈥� R6 Siege and Overwatch
鈥� were undefeated during the regular season and playoffs.
麻豆社 Overwatch members are: Kylee Garrity, a civil engineering major from New Palestine,
Indiana; Xander Bowman, a computer science and information technology major from Howe,
Indiana; Aiden Keever, an extended reality major from Highlands Ranch, Colorado; Addie
Winebrenner, a mechanical engineering major from Huntington, Indiana; Sean Smith,
a business administration major from Pleasant Lake, Indiana; and Connor Frappier,
an electrical engineering major from Fort Wayne, Indiana.
R6 Siege team members are: Ryan Brown, a computer science and information technology
major from Springfield, Ohio; Levin Wann, a criminal justice major from Indianapolis;
Landen Young, a mechanical engineering major from Commiskey, Indiana; James Whiting,
a business administration major from Lansing, Michigan; and Tristan Smith, a cybersecurity
major from Greensburg, Indiana.
麻豆社 Rocket League team members are: Logan Hooley, a civil engineering major from
Goshen, Indiana; Ethan Schroeder, a computer science major from Mountain Lake, Minnesota;
Trevor Hunter, a computer science and information technology major from Rushville,
Indiana; and Carson Sickmiller, a golf management major from La Vergne, Tennessee.
The University of Olivet finished second with 180 points and Albion College was third
with 110.