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| Edwin Williams (Blue Dragon E-Sports) at MSSA's 2017 Gauteng Championships. |
Thirteen athletes have so far qualifed for MSSA's StarCraft II 2017 National Team Trials.
Out of the thirteen athletes who have qualified, only two of the players who have so qualified are female which shows that MSSA still has a way to go in promoting gender equity in this game title.
Also, out of the thirteen athletes who have qualified, 6 of those 13 players are learners.
The continued upward mobility of learners in all of MSSA's events shows that there is a lot of promise in South African gaming. The development of school clubs is a cornerstone of the future success of South African gaming on an international level.
It is at such National Team Trials that the team to officially represent South Africa shall be selected.
The athletes that have qualified are:
| Team Name | Club | Where qualified |
| Adam Knoesen | Parklands College | Online School Championships, |
| Aidan Smale | Old Edwardian Wargames Club | S A Nationals, North West |
| Angelique van Venrooy | Blue Dragon | North West |
| Damien Avis | Hoérskool Generaal Hertzog | Mpumulanga |
| Darren Clark | Northcliff High School | Online School Championships, |
| Dominique Magon | Blue Dragon | North West |
| Dylan van Heerden | Parklands College | Online School Championships, |
| Edwin Williams | Blue Dragon | Gauteng, |
| Gideon Hefer | Knights Mind Sports Club | Mpumulanga |
| Joshua Goldin | Blue Dragon | Gauteng, |
| Marc Magon | Blue Dragon | Gauteng, North West |
| Riaan Kruger | Hoérskool Generaal Hertzog | Mpumulanga |
| Stefan Morris | Blue Dragon | North West |
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