Esports

Don’t just play games. Build a career.

Student competing in Lycoming's esports facility

Lycoming College Esports is a proud member of NACE, with a varsity program and a dedicated playing space built to put students first. Whether you're grinding ranked queue or enjoying a casual game with friends, you'll find your role, your team, and your people. We offer students a variety of ways to get in the game, no matter your skill level or ambition. Esports at Lycoming is more than just competition – it’s your future.

Jump In. Play Hard.

  • Try out for the varsity team. Compete against other NACE member schools and represent Lycoming on the biggest stage in games like Super Smash Bros.
  • Join a casual squad. Play the games you love in a low-pressure, welcoming space, including Valorant, League of Legends, Rocket League, Tekken, Madden NFL, NBA 2K, and Fortnite.
  • Enjoy non-competitive games, like Minecraft or Mario Kart.
  • Get behind the scenes. Take on a leadership role or student worker position to gain experience running an event or developing video production and livestreaming skills. Build a resume most students only dream of.
  • Show up to the esports lab. Our dedicated space is built for you: open, competitive, and ready when you are. With 9 PCs, 3 PS5s, 3 Xbox Series, and a Nintendo Switch 2, we have something for every player.
  • Follow the action. Stay connected through our Instagram and Discord.

Find Your Edge at Lycoming

  • Esports drops the barriers other sports can't. No tryout roster limits, no physical requirements. Just a controller, a headset, and the drive to compete.
  • You'll build real skills for a real resume: broadcasting, marketing, event management, and video editing, all learned by doing.
  • You'll grow the skills that outlast any match with critical thinking, teamwork, resilience, and leadership.
  • Every player, competitive or casual, has a seat at the table. This is a community built on belonging.

Find your team. Find your role. Find your people.

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