In order to take part in the Esports BIG EAST Championship Tournament that took place at Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana, over the past weekend, the Seton Hall Pirates Esports teams traveled there. Despite having the advantage of playing on their home court, the Rocket League team from Seton Hall was able to defeat the Butler Bulldogs and win the BIG EAST championship for the second year in a row.

The Rocket League eSports team from Seton Hall University emerged victorious from the BIG EAST Championships. The Pirates started off their trip with a bye, then defeated Xavier University by a score of 3-1, and then defeated the team that was hosting them, Butler University. Seton Hall emerged victorious with a historic 4-1 win in the finals against the Pirates after the Bulldogs made a comeback from the lower bracket to face off against them in a best-of-seven match. However, the Bulldogs were defeated by Seton Hall.

The success of the Rocket League team is a reflection of the players, coaches, and staff members' consistent effort and unwavering commitment throughout the season. It is clear that the team has been successful as a result of their hard work because they have spent countless hours perfecting their craft. Because team captain Antonio Tone Riozzi was unable to play due to illness, senior Joseph LittleSheep95 Seibert-Arnold should be singled out for special recognition due to the outstanding performance he turned in while filling in for Riozzi. Joseph made over 28 saves and scored 6 goals during his team's run in the playoffs. He also quickly adapted to playing on a live stage alongside his teammates, which was an essential part of his role in the team's success.

As a result of the Pirates' victory, the Rocket League team has now tied their fellow League of Legends team with now two BIG EAST titles per team, for a total of four for the program. This is a significant achievement for the Rocket League team as it ties them with their fellow team. In addition, the Pirates shattered two records, the first of which was accomplished by Paulie Stokelyy Santoro, who finished the BIG EAST season with over 60 goals, 12 of which were scored during the Pirates' run in the playoffs. Over the course of the season, Kevin Froze Minch scored over 30 goals, which accounted for a combined 75% of Seton Hall's total goals for the year.

The Rocket League eSports team from Seton Hall proved to be a formidable adversary in the BIG EAST Championships. Throughout their journey to the championship title, they displayed a remarkable level of skill and teamwork, which contributed significantly to their success. It is a testament to the team's resiliency and determination that they were able to band together and triumph over adversity despite the presence of injuries and illnesses on their roster. Rocket League is going to continue their quest to defend their national championship title by competing in the EGFC Season 4 National Rocket League Championship on April 22. This will be Rocket League's fourth attempt to win the national championship.

The Pirates finished the regular season with a respectable 4-3 record and advanced to the playoffs to face the host and 2023 BIG EAST Champion, Butler University. Despite the fact that the League of Legends team was defeated by the Butler Bulldogs, the Pirates had a successful season overall. Despite putting up a solid performance, Seton Hall was eliminated from the competition without winning a single point in the best-of-three series they participated in. The fourth-seeded Bulldogs were able to pull off a miraculous run in the League of Legends playoffs, which allowed them to dominate their conference. During the course of eight hours of League of Legends play, the Bulldogs fought through and won series after series.

The fact that Seton Hall University has been so dedicated to developing a successful esports program is evidenced by the fact that the team was able to compete away from home and still come away with another BIG EAST championship. The success of the Seton Hall Rocket League Esports team will undoubtedly be a driving force behind the expansion and development of the program even further, and the competition has ignited a fire in the League of Legends team to construct and improve in the years to come. This in-person competition is sure to serve as a source of motivation and inspiration for aspiring players in the Esports program at Seton Hall in the years to come.

A strategic partnership between XBorg, a gaming protocol, and Team BDS, the current world champions for Rocket League, has been announced by XBorg, the sister company of Swissborg. Team BDS is one of the most rapidly expanding esports organizations in the world.

The goal of this partnership is to work together to develop a ground-breaking new esports project that will combine gaming with blockchain technology in order to reimagine the roles that currently exist within the esports ecosystem. Within the context of the Metaverse, the partnership will also involve collaborating with other projects like The Sandbox and Avatarz to deliver one-of-a-kind content to players and fans of the virtual world.

Because of this partnership, web3 will be able to get closer to the rapidly expanding esports industry, which is a significant step in the progression of esports as a whole. The introduction of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), token-gated content and experiences, and on-chain data by means of blockchain technology opens the door to a revolution in the way in which players, fans, and esports organizations interact and engage with one another.