Esports Competition Team
Shenandoah’s esports team has started its first year of competition through the National Association of Collegiate Esports (NACE), with over 40 team members playing five esports against players at colleges and universities across the U.S., including Division I institutions.
The Esports Team’s on-campus home is in the Shenandoah Center for Immersive Learning (SCIL), where university students produce 360 degree video, along with augmented and virtual reality experiences to enhance learning.
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Overwatch Team Roster
Overwatch Red
Overwatch Blue
Dane Frandsen
Rocket League Team Roster
Rocket League Red
Rocket League Blue
League of Legends Team Roster
Caleb Rivers-McCullough “Caleb”
Connor Gordon “VoltageChaos”
Kyle Vogan “Throg’n”
Jeremy “Studio Standards”
Tyler “tdeal77”
Douglas Brown “djfalcon”
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
The biggest thing I’m involved with right now is the Esports program, which has been incredibly successful, far beyond what was expected. Instead of the fifteen members they expected, we have about thirty active members on teams and eighty plus people in our discord server. So that has been a huge part of my life. I was lucky enough to get in fairly early and because of that I was able to make myself useful, earning me a spot as an administrator in the Discord server and captain of the Overwatch team, one of our three main games that we compete in at the moment. Myself and Dr. G, as well as the other team captains in Rocket League and League of Legends have worked really hard to grow and build this program, trying to establish SU as a serious competitor in Esports.
We’re working to add more games into our program, all while meeting with distributors, companies, high schools, growing a name for ourselves. It’s a unique experience for me in that I get to be a part of the teams and compete, and at the same time learn business skills that will help in my future in the Esports industry while helping to grow SU’s program. All of this has helped me learn about what it’s like running a program, coaching a team, being in a leadership position, so it’s an incredible opportunity for myself to see what works.
Morgan Keeler ’20 | Criminology & Criminal Justice Major, Esports Minor, and Psychology Minor