Results of MSSA's Online Inter-School League for 4 term schools.

Oakhill School's 'Team Theory' racking up another victory.

With the Mind Sports South Africa's (MSSA) annual Online Inter-School League for 4 term schools having drawn to a close, the winners are able to be announced.

The league started back in 2010 thanks to the input and support of ASUS, and since then has continued to grow in popularity.

Through playing in the official school league, learners are able to earn:

• Medals for finishing in the first three places in the various game titles, and
• School Provincial Colours, and
• A berth in the 2019 MSSA National Team Trials.

The winners of the Counter-Strike: GO, DotA 2, League of Legends, StarCraft II, and VainGlory esports titles have automatically earned themselves Provincial High School Colours as  well as a place in MSSA's 2018 National Team Trials.

What is becoming more and more evident, that those schools that contribute the most to the development of esports, reap the greatest rewards.

The winners are:

Title	Name of player/team	School	Colours awarded
Counter-Strike: GO	PRG B	Paul Roos Gimnasium	Western Cape High School Provincial Colours
DotA 2	Team Theory	Oakhill School	Western Cape High School Provincial Colours
FIFA '18	Blake Govender	Oakhill School
	Sash Sunkar	Oakhill School
Hearthstone	Matthias Dhont	Paul Roos Gimnasium
	Junior Moor	Empangeni High School
League of Legends	The Lunar Squad	Emangeni High School	KwaZulu Natal High School Provincial Colours
StarCraft II	Riaan Pretorius	Hoërskool Warmbad	Limpopo High School Provincial Colours
Tekken 7	Ian Halgreen	Empangeni High School
	Darnell Fynn	Empangeni High School
VainGlory	Empangeni High	Empangeni High School	KwaZulu Natal High School Provincial Colours