College CoD Partners with Belong for First Ever National LAN
College CoD (CCL) announced today that they will be partnering with Belong Gaming Arenas to host the first ever live National Championship LAN in Columbus, Ohio. The tournament will take place June 11th-12th.
There will be 100 spectator tickets available on a first-come, first-served basis. Tickets start at $25 and will cover both days – check them out here.
Belong’s Columbus venue hosted the Call of Duty League Pro-Am classic earlier this month, bringing in top CDL and amateur teams to compete for a $100,000 prize pool.
The top 8 teams in Collegiate CoD will compete in a nationwide bracket as they fight for the title.
The Top 8 College CoD Teams
- Ottawa Gold
- Cue Maroon
- CSULB Black
- LA Tech Red
- Ryerson Rams
- Penn State
- CU Black
- UTD COD Orange
Each of these teams have competed fiercely over the past year. However, none have been quite as impressive as Ottawa Gold and Cue Maroon, who have won every single match they’ve played, without conceding a single map.
However, that doesn’t mean this competition will be a cakewalk. CSULB Black and LA Tech Rams also hold a 100%-win rate, losing only a handful of maps throughout the year.
Likewise, Ryerson Rams, Penn State, CU Black, UTD COD Orange all hold a win-rate of 94.12%, or 16-1, a near perfect record.
Belong’s Focus on the Collegiate Scene
“Collegiate competition is a fast-growing segment and an important area for Belong Gaming Arenas as we look to bring elite esports experiences to local neighborhoods across the country,” said Wim Stocks, SVP of Partnerships & Commercial, Belong Gaming Arenas. “We’re thrilled to support the CCL 2022 National Championship and play a role in the continued growth of collegiate esports.”
Belong Gaming Arenas host a wide collection of top-tier gaming PCs and peripherals.
Belong Gaming Arenas has state-of-the-art venues located across the US, including Chicago, IL; Nashville, TN; Dallas & Houston, TX.
We recently caught up with Belong’s VP of Customer and Strategy, Mary Antieul, at the Houston Outlaw’s Battle for Texas. Check out the interview here.