Presents

High School Tournament Series

KI Game Changers Mission

This program is a KI Community  fundraising initiative.Through Video Gaming Key clubs from all schools in the surrounding area are able to raise money for there club charities.The first tournament series up will be Madden 19, throughout the year more Tournament games will be added.

What is the High School Esports League?

Similar to other traditional school sports, the Student Esport League provides students with a fun, competitive and team building experience for all those participating and spectating.Through Gaming for Charity or (KI GameChangers) students will get the opportunity to participate in a series of competitive video gaming tournaments.  The more school members that join in the league, the better the chance of that school bringing home the team trophy and winning donation to the charity of their choice.The more tournaments each student plays in will strengthen there chance of them to win a scholarship!

Where is Registration?

Where do I Register?

How Students can Sign Up

All currently enrolled students, from any high Schools will be welcomed to sign up for the High School Esports League at www.eezers.com. To register simply select the High School you are currently in then register to become an active team member. All Students will always be able to identify how many players  per team there are. In this league the more team members the better. To join the league students must pay $20 registration fee on eezers site. All registration fees go toward selected school clubs toward there fundraising initiatives!

Student Registration on eezers.com is Free

How Teams are Created

 All Team pages are created and associated with approved Schools.As approved students join team pages will be automatically populated.

Since some games played will be single-player v. single-player and some multi-player v. multi-player, the term "High School Teams" is used for all types of game competition.

Individual Team names are defaulted to the player's EEZERS Username.

Multi-player teams are defaulted as  School name and game title.

There is no limit to how many students can compete from a certain school, or how many games any individual student can compete.

school teams are eligible to compete in all School Tournaments both online and live throughout the season.

Sample Team Page

Tournaments & Event Hosting

Only registered schools can host sanctioned League Tournaments online or offline  School teams that fulfill hosting requirements have the option to host sanctioned tournaments throughout the season.

All school team's are eligible to host sanctioned fundraising events for their programs throughout the year on there campus.

Points and Prizes

Circuit points are awarded for every placement within each tournament and points accumulated for the individual students, and  school teams the student is representing.

After the final event of the season, NOLA Bowl, all points are added up.

Individual students and team prizes will be awarded to the top finishers in each category.

The individual competitor will receive a $1,000 Scholarship awarded at the NOLA Bowl on December 15th. The top college team will receive a trophy along with a donation to the charity of there choice made by the IGL Foundation.

Online Tournament

1st-500 points

2nd-250 points

3rd-100 points

New Orleans Bowl Tournament

1st-5,000 points

2nd-2,500

3rd- 1,000

Live Event Tournament

1st- 800

2nd-400

3rd- 200

Points per win-10

Points per loss- 2

NOLA Bowl Experience

-Hotel Package

-Friday First Round Tournaments

-Saturday Finals

- Athletes Who Game Meet & Greet

- VIP Experience for top players

The goal of the E bowl experience is to give all the players and fans of players the same environment as any other athlete would get at a bowl game.