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SU Esports and GLYTCH Energy Form Partnership

Strategic partnership will promote healthier environment in collegiate esports

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Shenandoah University Esports is excited to share its newest partnership with GLYTCH Energy, a clean energy and hydration producer and health advocate.

This relationship aims to improve the quality of life of SU Esports’ student-athletes by providing them with a healthy alternative to traditional energy, hydration, and supplement sources. This partnership will promote better health and well-being on the collegiate esports scene by introducing products to athletes that stay away from using artificial flavors or sweeteners.

Having the opportunity to partner with such an amazing company like GLYTCH Energy cannot be overstated. We want to give our students the ability to choose healthy supplements to fuel their busy schedules as student-athletes. This relationship will encompass more than just providing healthy products for students, as there will be opportunities for our students to learn directly from GLYTCH Energy executives on the topics of operating a successful business.” 

Sean Kelly, Esports Production Coordinator, Shenandoah University School of Business

Oliver Willson, vice president of community engagement and sponsorships at GLYTCH Energy, shared Kelly’s optimism:

I had a great time coming out and meeting the team! I love what SU Esports is doing as a program. I am looking forward to this year’s results and hope we can make this a long-lasting relationship.”

Owen Wilson, Vice President of Community Engagement and Sponsorships, GLYTCH Energy

Through this agreement, GLYTCH Energy will provide support for SU Esports’ future endeavors and events as well as secure speakers to help educate SU Esports students on topics ranging from marketing to competing professionally. GLYTCH Energy’s contributions to the SU Esports program will create an environment that will enhance the lives of current and future varsity athletes.

We are looking forward to seeing all of the ways this collaboration with GLYTCH Energy will help enhance our offerings as we push our program to continue to be at the forefront of this ever-growing collegiate esports scene.”

Sean Kelly

Learn more about the Shenandoah University esports program at su.edu/business.

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