North West University (NWU) has been the proud headline sponsor of the only official school league for esports since 2019.The prize money for the NWU Online School League has been increased to R65,000.00.
Part of the increase is a R4,000.00 payable to the school which earns the most points during the league.
The points earned by each participating school will be calculated on the participation of each learner who plays in the NWU Online School League. Points will be awarded based on the final position of each player.
In the case of individual events, the top player will earn points equal to the total number of participants for such game title. Thus should 50 players enter a particular game title, the first placed player shall earn 50 points, the second placed learner shall earn 49 points, the 3rd placed learner shall earn 48 points and so on, with the last placed learner earning 1 point for his/her school.
In team games, learners shall be awarded points on the same basis with the difference that the points earned shall be multiplied by the number of players in the team. Thus if 20 teams enter Counter-Strike: GO, the top team shall be awarded 100 points. The 100 points shall be made up of 20 (number of teams) x 5 (number of team members).
It is therefore evident that a school, just by sheer weight of participants, may be able to walk away with the award of top school.
The prize monies will be used by the school club as it sees fit, and in these difficult times, will no doubt be a welcome boost to a school's esports programme.
Titles to be played in the NWU Online School League are as follows:
However, it should be noted that only the following titles count towards the fantastic prizes offered by NWU:
- Clash Royale
- Counter-Strike: GO
- efootball (PES 2022)
- Mobile Legends Bang Bang
- Dota 2
- StreetFighter V
- Best school award
The final distribution has already been decided upon and shall be reported on shortly.
The NWU Online School League also offers:
- School Provincial Colours for all titles, and
- The opportunity to qualify for National Team Trials for all titles.
It must be remembered that only schools affiliated to MSSA may participate in the 2022 NWU Online Schools League.
For further information, please contact mindsportscorrespondence@
Additional reading:
- 2022 Calendar of Events
- Affiliation: Private Clubs
- Affiliation - School
- Events: KwaZulu Natal Online Esports Championships - 23 July 2022
- IDF: MSO Grand Prix 2022
- IESF: Bali Confirmed as Host of the 2022 World Esports Championships Finals
- IESF: Charl triumphs at the South African Qualifiers for the MONACO SIM RACING WORLD CUP 2022
- IESF: IESF TO HOST CSGO EVENT FOR FEMALES.
- IESF: MSSA officially enters Protea Team
- IESF: Six Game Titles for IESF's 2022 World Esports Championships
- Ladder: Clash Royale
- Notices: Calling all volunteers
- Notices - Advertise your club
- Notices: Learners may play for both private and school clubs
- Notices: The Student's Representative
- Notices - Transfer season
- NWU Online School league: R65,000.00 in prizes for esports league
- NWU Online School league: Distribution of prizes to overall winners for 2022 NWU Online School League
- NWU Online School league: Six esports titles to receive share of R65,000.00 in 2022 NWU Online School League.
- NWU Online School league: Top school to earn a boost to its esport programme.
- Protea Colours: Qualifying for Protea Colours
- Rankings: South Africa's Top Ten esports schools
- Rankings: South Africa's Top Ten Premier Esports Clubs
- Results: 2022 Online Western Cape Championships
- Results: Combined Online Provincial Championships for Schools
- Results: Results: Gauteng Provincial Championships
- Results: Tshwarelo Tshwane of Montanus Primary School earns National Primary School Colours for Primary School
- Titles: With immediate effect.
- Titles - esports: High School Championships
- Titles - esports: Premier Championships
- Titles - esports: Student Championships
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