Fayette, Mo. - The Central Methodist University eSports team competed in four different gaming titles during the fall season including League of Legends, Rocket League, Valorant, and Rainbow Six Siege.

Central's best showing came in Valorant, posting a 4-2 record with wins over NCAA schools Missouri and Kansas State. The Eagles qualified for postseason tournament play in Valorant, Rainbow Six Siege, and Rocket League.

CMU made it to the quarterfinals in each of the gaming titles. 

"I was very proud to see three of our four game titles make it to playoffs with fresh new faces at the beginning of our fall semester," stated Head Coach Tyler Molnar. "We are looking forward to working hard in our off-season and coming back stronger than ever before. We are working diligently every day to bring CMU another National title."

Additionally, Central took part in the first-ever Heart of America Athletic Conference League of Legends regular season. The conference announced League of Legends as a championship-sponsored sport starting fall of 2023.

The Eagles finished fifth in the Heart South Division of LoL and will partake in the Heart Rocket League season beginning Feb. 8, 2024. CMU posted an aggregate 11-13 record for all gaming titles during the fall season.

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