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We ended the pre-season 3-4, but after doing some research, I found out that we’re in the perfect position.

Now, we face teams “our level” and will most likely get first place, putting us as a high seed in the playoffs which in reality is all that matters.

Despite having lost their last match against UC Boulder, NVeSports didn’t give up yet! In the final match against the University of Washington Madison, they came out victorious in a demolishing victory of 16-3! Ending the pre-season at 3-4.

This match was highly anticipated as some of my fellow teammates are rivals with some of the UW Madison players, so the fact that we crushed them in our final match makes everyone very happy. Not much to say as we basically just outplayed and out-aimed most our opponents, but all-in-all, it was very fun.

Despite the hard work and effort NVeSports has been putting out, they could not defeat the #1 seed, University of Colorado, Boulder in a best of one match resulting in 16-8, making their League record 2-4.

I think our greatest problem was our mindset going into this match. We were all thinking that because they are the #1 seed that we couldn’t beat them. Honestly, I believe that if we were to have a better mindset going into it, we might’ve won that match. All-in-all, we still performed pretty good given the circumstances and I hope to play against them again someday because it was a very good match.

NVeSports struck another victory in the Collegiate Star League today against the MSU Spartans 16-2, making their League record, 2-3!

I cannot begin to describe the level of power my team is aquiring. Each time we play we get stronger and much more fluid as a unit. It’s astonishing the see the caliber of gameplay we are competing at, especially when your team’s name is in the high light.

WA Esports, once tyrants of the Esports league was taken down today by NVeSports in overtime 19-16, achieving NVeSports’ first win making their League record 1-3!

Today’s match was a huge success. As a team, we decided to hang out more (in person) and I feel as though it definitely helped. We were communicating better, we were calling strategies faster and everything was just a lot smoother. I’m starting to feel the potential in all of the players shine more and more as the season goes on, and I’m very excited for playoffs now.

In todays match, Crimson CSGO came out victorious in a heartbreaking defeat, 16-14, making NVeSports current League record 0-3.

I don’t really have much to say about this match either… We came up short in the early rounds and only really started showing our potential during the later rounds. Honestly, we should have won this match but we just made too many silly mistakes and were too inconsistent. Again, like last week though, I am confident that we will beat them the next time we see them in playoffs.

Today, we faced off against the University of Maryvilles, MaryvilleGG. Sadly we came up short on players for the first 14 rounds, so the overwhelming might of the extra player the opponent had wiped us out. Thus, making us lose yet another game, 16-2, making their League record 0-2.

There’s nothing much to analyze about this match really, we were just short a player and our opponents took advantage of that to secure a lot of early rounds, but it’s all right, I’m confident in our ability to beat them come playoffs.

The newfound NVeSports just played against The CSGOphers from Denver Colorado and sadly lost, 16-5, starting off their season 0-1.

I personally feel as though we really didn’t communicate as a team too much and should have won this game, but at the end of the day, we are a new team, so we still have a lot of things to work out amongst all the players.

The Nevada Esports club has officially signed five players, myself included to represent Nevada in this years Collegiate-Star League tournament!

1. Ryan Miller
2. Tai Miyano
3. Austin Bossetti
4. Jeff Yeung
5. Andrew Bondur

We’re expected to be a strong lineup and I’m thinking we’ll do all right.