MOUNT VERNON, Ga. – Brewton-Parker Esports had a week jammed packed full of ECAC, NACE, and CRL competitions across five different game titles.

How It Happened | Rocket League

All three of the BPC Rocket League teams played this week, taking on matches in NACE, ECAC, and CRL play.

The Premier Team (Shane Watson, Xavier Morales, and Manuel Ramos) finished their CRL season this week, taking on Kennesaw State (Ga.), Mississippi, Akron (Ohio) Gold, and Oakland (Mich.)

On Monday, BPC dropped the match against Kennesaw 3-1. BPC then fell in a 3-0 sweep to Mississippi on Tuesday, losing game one 2-1, game two 4-2, and game three 7-2.

Brewton-Parker took a 3-2 loss in a hard-fought battle with Akron Gold on Thursday. After dropping game one 5-1, the Barons bounced back to take game two 4-3. Akron put the pressure on, taking game three 7-2, but the Barons forced a game five with a 2-1 win in game four. Unfortunately, BPC dropped game five 2-1.

To finish off the CRL season, the Barons produced a 3-0 sweep over Oakland University. BPC took a 4-2 win in game one, followed by a 5-1 win in game two, and a 3-0 win in game three to complete the sweep.

The Barons wrapped up the CRL season with a 6-9 record, finishing in 11th out of 16 teams in the East League.

In NACE play, the Barons took on Nichols (Mass.). After losing three straight games, 4-2, 4-1, 3-2, BPC found some momentum and produced a 2-1 win in game four and a 5-2 win in game five. The team was not able to keep the momentum, dropping game six 4-3, to lose the match 4-2.

The Academy Team (6-1) (Logan Steinmeyer, Rutvik Patel, and Tyler Pullen) split the week with a forfeit win over Seton Hill (Penn.) and a 3-2 loss against Conestoga.

In the match with Conestoga, the Barons took a 2-1 lead, by winning game one (3-2) and game three (3-1) and falling in game two (2-0). Conestoga took game four 2-0 to push a game five, and BPC took a 3-0 loss to lose the match 3-2.

The Orange Team (1-6) (Maximus Pearson, Ethan Wright, and Quentin Cole) took a forfeit loss to Southern Mississippi and a 3-0 loss to Missouri Western State.

For the Missouri Western match, the Barons dropped game one 5-1, game two 1-0, and game three 3-1.

How It Happened | Madden

Brandon Ferraro (6-1) took on Cumberland (Tenn.). Ferraro won game one 22-13, but fell 27-7 in game two. Ferraro turned around in game three to pick up a 40-28 win to take the match 2-1.

How It Happened | NBA 2K

The BPC Esports program also competed in NBA 2K 1v1 and 3v3 games this week.

This week for the 1v1 matches, Keshawn Dixon (2-5) faced Neumann (Penn.). Dixon fell in two games, losing game one 68-60 and game two 49-41.

Aaron Udell (4-3) produced a 2-0 victory, beating Radford (Va.) 59-49 in game one and 61-49 in game two.

Antrell Williams (4-3) faced off against Southern Maine, but dropped game one 72-69 and game two 54-37 to suffer a 2-0 loss.

For the 3v3 (3-4) match, Williams, Udell, and Dixon faced Siena Heights (Mich.) on Wednesday. The trio dropped the first two games 23-20 and 21-15, before spoiling the sweep with a 21-18 win in game three. The group dropped game four 21-19 to lose the match 3-1.
 
How It Happened | Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Brewton-Parker competed in a 3v3 and 4v4 matches this week in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

The 3v3 team (3-4) of Alsender Miller, Casey Yawn, and Jaime Mora suffered a 2-0 loss from Stockton (N.J.).

The 4v4 team (3-4) of Zachary Fabris, Miller, Yawn, and Mora had two matches this week. The team took a 2-0 loss to Columbia International (S.C.) on Tuesday, and then had a 2-0 victory over Widener (Penn.) on Thursday.

How It Happened | Fortnite

The Fortnite duos and trios teams also competed throughout the week with official results yet to be entered.