Growth is not the responsibility of the few!

Andrew Reeves, Jessie Joubert and Jade Thomas on the set of Hectic Nine-9.

There is no doubt that MSSA obtains more media coverage for its disciplines and games than any other organisation in South Africa.

Through the active participation of a number of registered  players newspaper articles, radio interviews, TV interviews happen on a regular basis.

Thus, on Tuesday, 10 January 2017, MSSA players again appeared on Hectic Nine-9. This time they discussed the games  of VainGlory and HearthStone. Both of these games shall be promoted at all MSSA Provincial and National events. Readers should please check the Calendar of Events for dates and venues.

The continued media coverage is not because of any one person, but because the membership as a whole has a vested interest in the success, and growth of, MSSA.

Being a non profit association there is no private ownership of MSSA. Instead there is an acute sense of membership and a desire by members to leave a  legacy that will be of even greater benefit to those who will follow.

It is this sense of belonging that allows MSSA to run events in areas that no other organisation will do so.

MSSA is not concerned with making profits out of events, it is about the delivery of events to the majority of the  people of South Africa.

MSSA again on Hectic Nine-9

Andrew Reeve, Jessie Joubert, and Jade Thomas.

Hectic Nine-9  shown from 16h00 - 17H00 weekdays, on SABC 2 is SA's biggest Daily Live Teen Show.

The reach of the show is enormous, and every time MSSA has its players on the show, MSSA is flooded by enquires.

Ain't that great!

Fortunately too, MSSA has many loyal members who have appeared on the four occasions in 2016 that Hectic Nine-9 has featured eSports.

The recent broadcast (Monday, 12 December 2016) saw Andrew Reeve, Jessie Joubert, and Jade Thomas more than adequately represent MSSA.

The need for press coverage.

Jesse Joubert and Jade Thomas on the set of Hectic Nine-9

So many gamers consider that it is sufficient to only get media coverage  on sites  dedicated to eSports.

Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA) knows that as much media has to be obtained on as many platforms as possible.

Thus by continuously running events in every province (see attached Calendar of Events), to running events at every possible level (schools, Regional, Provincial, and National  Championships), MSSA is able to attract more coverage for eSports than any other body in South Africa.

As a result, MSSA offers its sponsors so much more.

Due to the fantastic work done by all MSSA volunteers, MSSA has already run over 10 events since January 2016, and consequentially MSSA has received coverage of over 250 articles which have appeared on TV, in fora, newspapers, and magazines.