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Monday, 2 December 2024

WEC24: PUBG MOBILE Tournament Concludes with Outstanding Success


The PUBG MOBILE tournament at WEC24 has officially wrapped up, delivering three days of competition that exceeded all expectations. With 10 out of 16 teams securing Chicken Dinners throughout the tournament, every map brought its own excitement, with the final rounds determining the champions and medal placements. We saw impressive viewership numbers with 776,454 unique viewers achieving 89,675 hours watched throughout the three days of competition.

On the competitive front, the Indonesian team set a WEC24 record by securing a Chicken Dinner with an astonishing 18 eliminations, packing a remarkable 28-point round. 

Turkey stepped up to claim the title of WEC24 PUBG MOBILE Champions, delivering a fierce, precise performance and seizing the trophy in the final maps, a true champions’ style victory.

Congratulations are also due to Ukraine, who came very close to securing the gold. Consistent and determined to win, they kept fans and their nation on edge until the final rounds, ultimately securing the silver medal. Brazil took home the bronze, showcasing exceptional talent and positioning themselves as strong contenders for future titles.

Igor Nedeski, Esports Manager at IESF, praised the athletes, the tournament’s success, and the ongoing collaboration with Tencent: "The PUBG MOBILE tournaments have been one of the highlights of WEC for years now, and our ongoing collaboration and support from Tencent has played a huge role in its success. Congratulations to the medalists and to all athletes participating for their remarkable WEC24 performance."

Micah Li, Senior Esports Manager at Tencent,  "Congratulations to Turkey on becoming the WEC24 PUBG MOBILE Champions. We greatly value our partnership with IESF and the success we have achieved together over the years. We look forward to continuing this collaboration and delivering many more exceptional PUBG MOBILE tournaments in the future."

With the PUBG MOBILE tournament concluded, IESF looks forward to further PUBG MOBILE competitions, as national teams from around the world improve year byAbout PUBG MOBILE:

About PUBG MOBILE:

PUBG MOBILE is based on PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS, the phenomenon that took the world of interactive entertainment by storm in 2017. Up to 100 players parachute onto a remote island to battle in a winner-takes-all showdown. Players must locate and scavenge their own weapons, vehicles and supplies, and defeat every player in a visually and tactically rich battleground that forces players into a shrinking play zone. PUBG MOBILE is co-developed by LIGHTSPEED STUDIOS of Tencent Games and KRAFTON, Inc.

About the International Esports Federation

IESF is the uniting body for World Esports. Founded in 2008 by nine member nations, IESF comprises 146 Member Federations across six continents. IESF brings together all esports stakeholders to achieve a united ecosystem for the development of sustainable and responsible gaming worldwide. The IESF World Esports Championships (WEC) is the biggest multi-sport spectacle of esports in the world. IESF also organizes the annual World Esports Summit to support the highest standard of esports governance worldwide.

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Saturday, 14 March 2020

Clash Royale rankings

Dale Spolander (Northcliff High School) currently leads South Africa's rankings for Clash Royale.
The rush is on to see just who will qualify for Mind Sports South Africa's (MSSA's) 2020 National Team Trials.

As South Africa's oldest and largest membership based organization for esports, MSSA has been consistently delivering championships for the various esports titles.

As a result, many esports athletes have earned Regional, Provincial, National, and Protea Colours for many esports titles  especially for the Clash Royale esports title.


Thus, even though the Clash Royale esports title is not played at IESF's World Championships, MSSA shall still selects Protea Teams for the title, which, at worst, play in online test matches.

The competition during 2019 proved to be fiercely contested with Dale Spolander (Northcliff High School) ending up as the highest ranked player for 2019.

In 2020, Dale further entrenched his position at the Online School Championships by winning every single round in the championship. By beating every opponent faced, Dale has streaked ahead in the rankings to entrench himself as the man to beat. Only, fellow club mate, Suene du Toit, is in striking range of his almost unassailable lead. Thus it seems as though Dale is on track to again take the laurels in 2020.


The current South African rankings for the 
Clash Royale esports title is as follows:


PosName of PlayeryearClubPoints
1Dale Spolander20Northcliff High School222.6
2Suene du Toit20Northcliff High School165
3Alexander Venter20HS Randburg154.5
4Charl Potgieter20HS Randburg146.7
5Karl Wassermann20HS Randburg137.5
6Jordan Nel20Hoërskool Klerksdorp128.3
7Liam Moodley20Northcliff High School121.5
8Joshua Evans20Northcliff High School119.4
9Daniel Lombard19Monument Park High School115
10Aidan Vorster19Curro Aurora109.6
11Wickus Lubbe19Parys High School109.6
12Thammy Ndlovu19Northcliff High School109.6
13Willem Broodryk19Parys High School109.6
14Carlos Kori19Northcliff High School109.6
15Terrance Broomberg19Curro Aurora109.6
16Tyreke Michael19Northcliff High School109.6
17Jeandre Viljoen19Parys High School109.6
18Michael Naidoo19Northcliff High School107
19Herschelle Ncube19Hyde Park High106.7
20Wesley Pachai19Curro Klerksdorp106.4
21Josh Naidoo19Northcliff High School101.8
22Vicky van der Merwe19ZAG Academy100
23Rivaan Ramdass19Hyde Park High99.9
24Michael Pienaar19Northcliff High School95.1
25Kyle Vorster19Curro Aurora95
26Thammy Ndlovu19Northcliff High School92.8
27Ehandre Ellis20Hoërskool Klerksdorp92.8
28Khumo Mononyane19Hyde Park High90.5
29Rohil Shivaay Poorun19Northcliff High School90.4
30Mack, Shane20Oakhill90.3
31Daywenn Redlinghys20Hoërskool Klerksdorp75

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