Edenvale High begins its campaign on a high note.

Edenvale High School's CS: GO team 'Oasis' in a jubillant mood.

The NWU MSSA Online School League has begun and the schools are fighting hard for the spoils.

Esports, on an official level, not only adheres to the laws of the land, but also allows schools to compete at very little cost against schools in an official sport, which, otherwise, would take great sums of money. Official esports events also reinforce each school's culture and standards of discipline.

It was solely through Mind Sports South Africa's efforts that esports bcame an official sport in 2005 and MSSA was able to award Protea Colours to its team that it sent to the 2005 World Cyber Games.

The 2019 edition of the NWU MSSA Online School League has greater prizes than ever before which center on education and the school.

It will be interesting to see if Edenvale High School can maintain its winning ways.

Also read: 

• North-West University becomes the headline sponsor for MSSA's Online School League.
• 2019 Calendar of Events
• Why schools and universities should invest in esports.
• Reminder: Closing date for entries for MSSA's Inter-School League.
• How does a school join up for MSSA's 9th Online Inter-School Provincial Championships?
• Age restrictions in esports are important.