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Quincy Crew, Evil Geniuses sweep in Dota Pro Circuit NA Field Level Media 03 May 2021, 13:05 GMT+10 Quincy Crew and Evil Geniuses remained unbeaten and tied for second place Sunday as Week 3 of Dota Pro Circuit Season 2 North America play concluded. Playing on green, Quincy Crew swept The Cut (0-4) on maps lasting 16 and 37 minutes. Evil Geniuses (3-0), also playing on green, had only a slightly harder time in its match, needing 28 and 38 minutes to sweep SADBOYS (0-4). The competition, which lasts through May 23 over six weeks, features eight teams vying for a total prize pool of $205,000 --...

Dota 2: DPC Weekly Recap – South America, April 28 – May 1, 2021 May 2, 2021 Email ESTNN recaps the highlights from Week 3 of South America’s second season of the DPC. We’re now halfway through Season 2 for South America, and the competition will only get hotter from here as the region heads into its last three weeks of play. We take a look at where things stand at the end of Week 3. Lower Division BINOMISTAS are currently sitting at the top of our Lower Division standings. They nabbed themselves another series to bring them to 3-1, knocking out Inver...

GCCC criminal justice wins awards Garden City Telegram Garden City Community College’s Criminal Justice competition team competed in a virtual regional competition and finished with five 1st place finishes, one 2nd place finish, and two 3rd place finishes. In early April, Fort Hays State University held a virtual competition for Region 3 of the American Criminal Justice Association.  Competing from home base, the GCCC team, also known as Tau Epsilon Lambda, was comprised of Jacob Erickson, Bailey Jackson, Ian Crone, Bailey Orosco, Noah Gentry, Karen Ayala, and Erick Moreno. These students ...

Published April 20, 2021, 6:05 PM Photo from Smart Omega and South Built Esports Filipino squads seized the lead in both Upper and Lower Divisions of the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) Season 2-Southeast Asia at the end of the first week of action.  Smart Omega is sitting atop the Upper Division along with Indonesia’s Boom Esports while South Built Esports is lording over the Lower Division following the matches last week.  Photo from PGL Photo from Liquipedia Featuring its revamped roster, Omega prevailed in its two series versus Lilgun of Mongolia and Singapore Major team T1 led by its former c...

Published April 14, 2021, 6:23 PM Photo from Smart Omega Smart Omega proved steadier as it downed Lilgun, 2-1, to score a victorious debut in the Dota Pro Circuit (DPC) Season 2-Southeast Asia Upper Division on Wednesday, April 14.  Emerging midlaner Mc Nicholson “Mac” Villanueva on his unorthodox Beastmaster spearheaded Omega’s relentless assault in Game 1 while it was carry Justin “Tino” Grimaldo on his Alchemist who took charge in the deciding Game 3.  Both Omega and Lilgun were promoted to the Upper Division and replaced Vice Esports (now South Built Esports) and 496 Gaming a...