Counter Logic Gaming - Wikipedia Counter Logic Gaming (CLG) was an American esports organization headquartered in Los Angeles, California It was founded in April 2010 by George "HotshotGG" Georgallidis and Alexander "Vodoo" Beutel as a League of Legends team, and branched out into other games
PlayVS College League PlayVS College League, a gaming community operated by PlayVS, is largest amateur gaming and esports platform in North America PlayVS College League provides students the opportunity to represent their school and compete in regular, structured competition in many popular esports titles
NACE - Varsity Collegiate Esports Championing collegiate esports in the US, Canada, and Mexico We are committed to helping our members grow strong esports programs to benefit institutions and students alike
Counter Logic Gaming - Halo Esports Wiki Counter Logic Gaming is a North American esports organization founded in April 2010 CLG entered the Halo scene on November 10, 2014, recruiting the Shoot to Kill roster of Heinz, OGRE2, SnakeBite, and Royal 2 CLG's first live tournament was Iron Games Columbus 2014, the first event of HCS Season 1
Counter Logic Gaming - Liquipedia League of Legends Wiki While the original League of Legends team consisted of a huge total of ten players, their starting five-man roster soon took form, consisting of HotshotGG, bigfatlp, Kobe, Chauster and Elementz Since then, Counter Logic Gaming has won 2 NA LCS titles, 2 regional tournaments and is an MSI runner-up
Team CLG (Counter Logic Gaming) LoL, roster, matches, statistics - ggScore Counter Logic Gaming (CLG) is a North American League of Legends esports team with a rich history dating back to 2011 They've competed in over 300 matches, achieving a win rate of around 45%, and participated in numerous tournaments, including the World Championship
Here Are All the Colleges With Esports Teams | BestColleges While the NCAA does not govern collegiate esports, the National Association of Collegiate Esports (NACE) and the National Junior College Athletic Association Esports (NJCAAE) provide structure and governance for college varsity and club esports teams And it doesn’t just involve players