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Get excited Conference One fans because there is a lot of news incoming.

The collegiate esports organization recently finished its third competitive tournament this fall, following their spring 2021 and fall 2020 semesters. Fall 2021 was CF1’s biggest tournament yet, featuring a five-week round robin and two separate playoff weekends.

Since play started in September, the school participation that occurred in such a short period of time was way above expectations. Over 80 schools participated in the fall competition, with the Carleton University Ravens winning the Fall 2021 competition.

Conference One had 831 registered players participate in fall play with Gabriel “MoobsXD” Powell from Carleton University as the standout player of the semester.

Conference One shattered previous numbers for viewing and online interactions with their best view performance during the Radiant and Immortal Finals, with over 195k minutes broadcast. Online interaction exploded with 243k peak monthly interactions on Twitter.

In 2021 Conference One hosted the first-ever international scholar's competition with American colleges and high schools competing against schools in the United Kingdom playing with the British Esports Association.

Conference One is revolutionizing the game with daily esports coverage on Sports Illustrated, covering players, teams, insights, interviews, and exciting moments. Expect more - MUCH MORE - in 2022 with expanded esports coverage and collegiate competitions on Sports illustrated.

Stay tuned Conference One fans. What is being planned for 2022 will excite and ignite the entire esports world.