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EBREL Esports Championship Crowns New Champions!

04/22/2024
EBREL, Esports

The EBREL Esports Championship wrapped up in thrilling fashion this week, crowning champions across Madden, Super Smash Bros., and Rocket League!

Madden Championship

Coby Robinson from Tara High School dethroned reigning champion Kameron Kelly (Scotlandville High) to claim the coveted EBREL Madden Championship title.

Super Smash Bros. Championship

William Burris from Baton Rouge Magnet secured a back-to-back championship victory, defeating Montral Winfield (Woodlawn High) in the finals.

Rocket League Championship

Elementary Division: Capitol Elementary rose above the competition, defeating Villa Del Rey to claim the championship title.
Middle Division: Scotlandville Middle dominated the competition, securing the championship win over Southeast Middle.
High Division: Baton Rouge High School emerged victorious after a close match against last year’s champions, Tara High School.

Grand Finals: In an epic showdown, Baton Rouge High School solidified their dominance by defeating Scotlandville Middle to become the ultimate EBREL Rocket League Grand Champions!

Congratulations to all the winners and participants for making this year’s EBREL Esports Championship a smash hit!

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