Showing posts with label Nesa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nesa. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 June 2023

South Africa's females take on Namibia in CSGO.

Team Captain, Karla Grewar, is upbeat about SA's chances in their match against Namibia.

South Africa's all female team takes to the field today, 14 June 2023, in IESF's African Regional Qualifiers against Namibia in the CSGO esports title.

South Africa has much to prove after 2022 where South Africa was unable to enter its female team due to athletes withdrawing from the team at the last minute.

Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA) is hopeful that the experienced 2023 team under the expert leadership of Karla Grewar has had the ability to lead South Africa to victory and to earn its place at IESF's 15th World Esports Championships in Lasi, Romania in August this year.

The National Protea Female Esports Team for the CSGO esports title consists of: 

Game titleName of athleteClub
Counter-Strike: GOKarla GrewarWhite Rabbit Gaming
Kaylee LudickWhite Rabbit Gaming
Rochelle Elizabeth NoortmanWhite Rabbit Gaming
Roelien van DykWhite Rabbit Gaming
Jessica Eleez GreeffWhite Rabbit Gaming

The match may be watched on:
🔴 twitch.tv/iesf_tv
🔴 youtube.com/watch?v=84PGfi

Sunday, 11 June 2023

South Africa takes on Namibia in DotA.

 

Suhail Khan, Captain of MSSA's Protea DotA Esports Team is confident of SA's chances against Namibia.

South Africa takes to the field today, 11 June 2023, in IESF's African Regional Qualifiers against Namibia in the DotA 2 esports title.

South Africa has much to prove after its 2022 defeat to Algeria which ended SA's bid to participate in IESF's 14th World Esports Championships.

Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA) is hopeful that its stronger and more experienced 2023 team will be able to polish the silverware and relegate Namibia (NESA). Suhail Khan has had the experience of leading the National Student Team in Russia in September 2022, as well as captaining the South African Protea Team in IESF's 2022 African regional Championships.

The National Protea Esports Team for the DotA 2 esports title consists of: 

Game titleName of athleteClub
DotASuhail Khan (Capt.)ZAG Academy
Tameer ChicktayWhite Rabbit Gaming
Mark Kilian LehleZAG Academy
Christian Christoffel UysWhite Rabbit Gaming
Lennard KoekemoerWhite Rabbit Gaming

The match may be watched on:

Wednesday, 7 June 2023

South Africa takes on Namibia in Mobile Legends Bang Bang at 16H30

The Protea MLBB Esports Team - (from left to right) Adriaan du Plessis, Dewald Greyling, Leonard Loftus, Joost Loftus, Leone Loftus (Captain)

The first match shall be played today, 7 June 2023, in IESF's African Regional Qualifiers between Namibia and South Africa in the Mobile Legends Bang Bang (MLBB) esports title.

South Africa has much to prove after its 2022 defeat to Namibia. 

Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA) is hopeful that its stronger and more experienced 2023 team will be able to polish the silverware and relegate Namibia (NESA).

The National Protea EsportsTteam for the Mobile Legends Bang Bang esports title consists of: 

Game titleName of athleteClub
Mobile Legends: Bang, Bang - OpenLeone Loftus (Captain)Masters of Mind Sports
Joost LoftusMasters of Mind Sports
Leonard LoftusMasters of Mind Sports
Adriaan du PlessisMasters of Mind Sports
Dewald GreylingMasters of Mind Sports

The match may be watched on https://www.twitch.tv/iesf_mlbb

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Thursday, 7 July 2022

MONACO SIM RACING WORLD CUP 2022


Monaco, the sim-racing capital of the world, is supported by IESF and the World Esports community to host the 2022 Monaco Sim Racing World Cup.

Together Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA) and Namibian Esports Association (NESA) shall jointly be hosting a qualifying event att which both national controlling bodies for esports shall be selecting the official national teams to represent South Africa and Namibia respectively.

The qualifiers will be held in August and those who will manage to finish in the Top 12 will earn an entry directly to Monaco to be held on 23 October 2022.

All South African and Namibian Sim Racers are thus cordially invited to participate to not only proudly represent their country, but Africa as a whole.

Details of the event are: 

Game Title: Assetto Corsa | PC (Rig: Wheel + Pedal) | Single Player

Tournament dates:

  • Registration Ends: 08 July 2022 at 23:59
  • Tournament Starts: 09 July 2022 at 14:00

Venue: Online

Entries: Entries need to be finalised on or before 08 July 2022 at 23:59.

Namibians + International Participants:

  • Each participant needs to register for the tournament specifically at: https://esportsnamibia.org/ac-qualifiers-registration/ 
  • Fees
  • N$100 for NESA membership if not yet paid for the year
  • N$50 for participation

South African Participants:

Prize money:

  • 1st Place: N$ 5,000.00
  • 2nd Place: N$ 2,500.00
  • 3rd Place: N$ 1,500.00

Official Esports Partner

  • MTC Limited

Sponsors:

  • Logitech 
  • Nanodog

Namibian National Team Selection:

  • Top 2 Namibian citizens will be selected to represent Namibia at the Continental Qualifiers of the Monaco Sim-Racing World Cup.
  • Only Namibian citizens will be eligible for selection to the Namibian Esports Team.
  • The Selection Committees of both countries will also look at the behaviour towards other athletes in the competition – rude, toxic, negative persons will not be allowed to represent Namibia.

South African National Team Selection:

  • Top 2 South African citizens will be selected to represent South Africa at the Continental Qualifiers of the Monaco Sim-Racing World Cup.
  • Only South African citizens, who are Registered Players, will be eligible for selection to the South African Esports Team.
  • The Selection Committees of both countries will also look at the behaviour towards other athletes in the competition – MSSA's Code of Conduct shall be strictly enforced.

More information available at: 

NamibiaSouth Africa
https://esportsnamibia.org/https://www.facebook.com/mindsportssa
Flip de Bruyn: +264 81 141 5100Colin Webster: +27 78 069 3089
Damien Britz: +264 81 148 2628 (after 17:00 only)Simon Zandstra:+27 83 825 4489
info@esportsnamibia.orgmindsportscorrespondence@gmail.com

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Saturday, 25 April 2020

Namibians can, and will be, able to compete.


Namibian Electronic Sports Association (NESA) is a loyal member of both International Esports Federation (NESA) and Confederation of African Esports (CAES).

NESA has always been quick to rise to the challenge.

Ever since 2010, when MSSA sent a team to play in the esports titles of Call of Duty and FIFA, a healthy competitive spirit has existed between Namibia and South Africa.

Thus this test match will see NESA's national esports team for the DotA 2 defend itself against South Africa.


There is no doubt that that the Namibian DotA 2 team has more international experience that the South African team.

The team, as sponsored by Logitech, is as follows:


Team: 
  • Mauro Teles (Team Captain)
  • Jaco Coetzer
  • Logan Garces
  • Franlo Meyer
  • Du Bois Louw
  • Johann Swart, (Coach)
Casters:
  • Flip de Bruyn (Team Manager & Caster/Announcer)
  • Yohan Japal (Caster/Announcer)

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Test match: South Africa vs Namibia - Event URL - https://www.seisport.tv/events/c/0/i/45306445/event-94

Event URL - https://www.seisport.tv/events/c/0/i/45306445/event-94
Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA) once again sees its official Protea Esports Team for DotA 2 take on the might of neighbouring Namibia in an action-packed test match.

Namibia beat the Protea Team at IESF's 11th World Championships (Seoul) in 2019, and South Africa has every intention to even the score.

Event URL - https://www.seisport.tv/events/c/0/i/45306445/event-94

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