COLLEGE ESPORTS: Peninsula College team holds its first competition

COLLEGE ESPORTS: Peninsula College team holds its first competition

Peninsula Daily News

PORT ANGELES — The Peninsula College League of Legends esports team opened its season Saturday against the University of Fraser Valley, falling to the Cascades 2-0.

Marshall Matlock, Luke Salvador, Jun Vu, Kyle Rosander and Joseph Pizzuto represented the Pirates in Peninsula College’s first-ever intercollegiate esports match.

Coach Charlie Morrow said team members represented the program well against the more experienced university team out of Abbotsford, B.C.

“Although today’s match was challenging, it gives us an idea of what to work on and how to improve for future matches,” Morrow said. “Our team is still very new and transitioning from a solo queue environment to a team-based environment. One of our biggest learning opportunities is communication. Everyone’s incredibly motivated to improve and have fun.”

The Peninsula esports team sees its next Collegiate Starleague match on Saturday against the University of Oregon.

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