In a commanding display of skill, teamwork, and resilience, GV Esports has claimed the NECC D1 National Championship in League of Legends, capping off a dominant weekend performance with a 6-1 match record. The team's championship run was punctuated by a thrilling 2-1 victory over Northwood University in the Grand Finals.

After taking down Northwood University in the Winner's Semifinal, the Vikings moved on to take out UHSP Eutectics, 2-0 in the Winner's Final. After Northwood clawed their way back into the Grand Finals for the rematch with GV Esports sealing their championship status with a decisive and hard-fought series win.

Leading the charge was Matthew "Castle" Castleberry, who earned MVP honors as the Player of the Match presented by Wenzel's Farm. Castle's jungle control and strong teamplay were instrumental in the team's success.

"This team has worked incredibly hard all season long and had to bounce back from some devastating losses in our other competitions," said Nathan Ragsdell, Director of Esports and interim coach. "To end it by lifting the national trophy against two programs that made top 8 in CLOL this year, makes this win all the more satisfying"

Grand View Varsity League of Legends finishes the season with an overall record of 31 wins and 11 losses across all collegiate conferences, showcasing not only their mechanical prowess but also their growth, synergy, and championship mindset.