Illinois College (IC) has firmly positioned itself as one of the rising stars in collegiate esports. Since launching its varsity esports program in 2018, IC has made impressive strides, building a reputation for both excellence and growth.

Mark Link, a former esports competitor himself, took the helm of the UMW esports program in 2023. With a firsthand understanding of what it takes to succeed in the esports space, Mark's vision for UMW is to cultivate not only top-tier competitors but also a welcoming environment where students can thrive both academically and socially through gaming.

In the dynamic world of collegiate esports, Mount St. Mary’s University stands out as a beacon of excellence and innovation. As the Mid-Atlantic Esports Conference (MAEC) continue to expand, Mount St. Mary’s has solidified its reputation not only as a competitive powerhouse but also as an institution committed to fostering both athletic and academic growth among its student-athletes.

Radford University is redefining collegiate esports with a distinctive blend of academic rigor, cutting-edge technology, and a thriving student community.

I’m excited to share the latest developments and future possibilities for the Mid-Atlantic Esports Conference (MAEC) and the Midwest Esports Conference (MEC).