SAN ANTONIO – XP League, a nationally renowned youth eSports league, is set to expand to San Antonio soon.
Providing a professional-level competitive environment for gamers between the ages of 8 to 17 is what XP League offers.
One of the league’s aims is to advocate positive dimensions of competitive gaming, emphasizing on diversity, community interaction, education, and social accountability.
“Our team of certified coaches will guide players to understand the significance of positive communication, teamwork, and proper preparation for matches, thereby promoting self-confidence and self-esteem,” said Glenn Howard, the League Commissioner for XP League – San Antonio.
As per a press release, XP League is the inaugural eSports program to collaborate with the Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA), offering a STEM-accredited academic experience through its seasonal play and camps.
Upon its expansion to San Antonio, XP League initiated partnerships with eSports providers like eSIX at Six Flags and UTSA’s Roadrunner Gaming.
These collaborations intend to establish a network of optimistic gaming knowledge, and to present a hospitable eSports experience to San Antonio.
The acceptance of applications will commence in November.
Details regarding sign-ups can be found on the XP League’s website.
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