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Cleveland State University unveiled their new Esports Lab recently in Fenn Hall, marking a significant milestone for the program.
Crit Apparel and the National Esports Collegiate Conference (NECC) are excited to announce a strategic partnership aimed at providing students and schools with access to apparel and merchandise services.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is almost upon us, and that means College COD’s finest players will be back on the grind in preparation for the 2025 season.
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The NECC will work with NASEF to enhance the pipeline ensuring that scholastic players have opportunities to continue their gaming careers with NECC member institutions
With one push of a big red button, Trine University’s latest facilities upgrade went live last week. 
Playing the character-based, first-person shooter video game Valorant, the headset-wearing members of UMD’s Team Lilac crushed Northern Virginia Community College, 3-0, in the Fall 2023 National Esports Collegiate Conference Mideast Championship.
The Scholastic Esports Awards are a brand new project designed to bring together educators, students, and industry experts for a celebration of talent, dedication, and innovation within the scholastic esports space.
The US Academic Esports League (USAEL), a leading provider of esports education, today announced a partnership with the National Esports Collegiate Conference (NECC), home to esports competition for more than 500 colleges and universities throughout North America.
Ignite Tournaments, a leader in competitive esports tournament organization, is excited to announce a strategic partnership with the National Esports Collegiate Conference (NECC), one of the premier organizations in North American collegiate esports.
Following recommendations from a subcommittee created to explore the best way to enhance the NECC's preseason efforts and placement model, the NECC announced changes to how its preseason will work today.
Florida Tech’s newest Director of Esports, Danielle Sirekis, has been gearing up to transform the university’s esports program.
It all started with a 2017 lecture. Then-Winthrop athletic director Ken Halpin was co-teaching a class called The History and Current Issues in College Athletics with then-president Dan Mahoney. Mahoney focused on the “history” side of it, Halpin on “current issues.”
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