The Collegiate VR Esports League announces an Echo Arena Rookie Rumble that will take place in two parts during July and August. Players level 20 and higher are invited to participate with their teams for glory and a cryptocurrency prize pool. Ready At Dawn’s zero gravity game Echo Arena...

Collegiate VR Esports has expanded to Europe and qualifiers for CVRE Season 1 begin today with teams competing in Beat Saber, a popular action rhythm game title. Students age 13 and up or alumni who have graduated within the previous three years can participate in CVRE Europe...

Players and teams representing universities across Europe will have an opportunity to participate in the newly established European branch of the Collegiate VR Esports League when competition begins in late January 2020. The Collegiate VR Esports League began two years ago when several...

VR esports combine the best of technology, athleticism, and competition. The players are eager for competitive video games that require movement in addition to strategy, skill, and in most cases, teamwork. VR esports attracts players from all backgrounds and ages, then offers a level playing...

VR esports takes professional gaming to the next level and fortunately for gamers, there are also plenty of opportunities for competitive VR esports, including leagues specifically designed to highlight VR games. The industry of VR esports is still in its infancy, especially compared to its more...

Community members and leaders from the VR Master League (VRML) and the Collegiate VR Esports League (CVRE) recently traveled to DreamHack Atlanta from as far away as Canada to introduce VR to attendees of the gaming lifestyle festival. The powerful impact of immersive reality...

The Collegiate VR Esports League welcomed ten additional universities for CVRE Season 3, nearly tripling their collegiate representation. As a result of the increased participation, numerous changes had to be made in the way CVRE tournaments are organized. Several college-age enthusiasts...

As the second season of the Collegiate VR Esports League (CVRE) draws to a close, two student teams have been crowned champions in Echo Arena and Beat Saber. Season 3 starts up in August, and promises to bring even more excitement to the league with new teams, tournament events...

Less than a year after students organized the Collegiate Virtual Reality Esports League, the CVRE has started their second season featuring competitions in Beat Saber and Echo Arena. Last August we published an article in VRespawn about the history of CVRE and how it could impact collegiate...

Spring 2019 marks the first official season of the Collegiate VR Esports League, and we are excited to welcome St. Clair College from Ontario into the fray! CVRE was formed in the summer of 2018 at Baylor University to create an environment for student VR and esports enthusiasts to gather and...

Virtual reality offers endless opportunities and for those who enjoy competitive gaming, there are already several leagues dedicated specifically to virtual reality esports. Check out the following options and join us in 2019 as technology and physicality are combined for the best of immersive...

Illinois’ Robert Morris University became a leader in collegiate esports when they established the first varsity esports program in 2014. Scholarships were provided for skilled League of Legends players and there were 35 athletes in the program. Only two years later, the National Association of...