College gaming gets its own Starcraft League
Monday, March 30, 2009 at 1:46AM Our friends over at the Collegiate Starleague have really hit the ground running, and we thought we should let you know what's going on. They had their inaugural match of Princeton vs MIT, which was covered in The Daily Princeton, and they have been growing since.
There was recently another article about the CSL and their progress in the the Harvard Crimson. It touches on the grassroots effort of competitive gaming between colleges and universities, and even compares it to the mainstream. Check out the full article HERE.
Also, if you missed the article featuring the VESL in the DAL Gazette back in October 08, you can check it out HERE. Please note that the article was written by a sports writer, so the details are a little off.
On another note, the new VESL site is coming along. The system to handle tournmanets, ladders, etc. is just getting finishing touches, and is being integrated with the rest of the site. We're very excited to get this thing going, and we'll be posting more information, as well as beta invites as soon as possible.
Feel free to share your thoughts with us on the future of collegiate e-sports below in the comments section, on our forums, or even on our Facebook page.
-The VESL Staff
Just a quick update. There was another article posted in The Daily Princetonian about the CSL today. Feel free to check it out here.



Reader Comments (2)
I'd be interesting in participating or at least getting involved, if there are enough Starcraft players at Dal interested.
Cheers,
Josh
Hey Josh,
Nice to hear from you, and welcome to DAL.
The Dalhousie E-Sports Society is still working on our formalities, but we have a Facebook group, and a page registered with the Student Union. Do you mind signing up on both?
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=46257610997&ref=ts
DSU: http://my.dsu.ca/tiger_society/society/show/257
I will be sending out a message shortly for people to join the Starcraft team.
Looking forward to some gaming!
Regards,
-Evan