Student & parent information night
Dr. Cross / Mr. Cross - Room 162
Why esports matters here
Thank you for putting your student in esports. This is not just about playing video games. It is about making real connections, learning communication skills, learning how to win and lose, competing at the highest level you can, and being part of a team.
We have made the playoffs every season.
Top team across eight states in those championship seasons.
Many offer scholarships and competitive opportunities.
Registration, payment, forms and accounts
Go to esports.drcross.org. Provide a MAC address when requested so coaches can track sign-ups and build teams.
Pay the $100 season fee through MySchoolBucks on the school website. Students also sign the participation and sportsmanship forms electronically.
New students create a PlayVS account. Returning students should already have one.
See Dr. Cross or Mr. Cross in Room 162.
If a team cannot field enough players and the student does not want to switch games, the participation fee will be refunded and we will try to get that team going next season.
Esports is a sport
Many teams do not have backup players. Missing a match can mean forfeiting the game to the other team.
Students are expected to attend practices and matches for the games they commit to.
Students must be passing at least 5 classes to compete.
Dropping below that number can cost a week of eligibility and can put the team into a forfeit situation.