College League of Legends

Cal League of Legends stands on the edge of making the College League of Legends Championship, a first in Cal history. Does this team have what it takes?

As of April 7th, the remainder of the 2020 College League of Legends season has been canceled due to concerns over COVID-19.

The College League of Legends Season is now postponed due to concerns over COVID-19, per an announcement by the Riot Scholastic Association of America (RSAA).

Revenge for the Bears’ defeat in the finals of the PAC-E Invitational last year and a recent regular season loss was the cherry on top of the title.

Cal League of Legends suffered its first loss in week four, scoring 0-2 against Arizona State and setting the Bears’ overall record at 3-1.

A new year always brings tough adjustments for college teams in any sport; with players rotating out on a four-year basis, it can be hard to predict success. For Cal League of Legends, this year’s changes have been positive so far.

Three out of the five starting players for Cal League of Legends are new additions, so the preseason will critical for building synergy as the team prepares for the 2020 College Championship.

Cal overcame both of its old rivals this year, and as the team entered semifinals, only UC Irvine stood in the way of its most successful run in the last four years.

The games were tense, with both teams struggling to keep their seasons alive and increase their potential tournament winnings — prizes start at $1,000 per player and doubles for improvement, going all the way up to $8,000 per player for first place.

Cal League of Legends beat the University of Calgary in an extremely close three-game series Saturday, ending the regular season with a 5-1 record. Before last weekend’s match, both Cal and Calgary were 4-1 overall, and teams must finish either 5-1 or 6-0 to advance to playoffs.