The St. Clair Saints varsity esports program have announced 40 signees for the 2021-22 season, including players from Alberta, Saskatchewan, Quebec and across Ontario.
Read MoreThe St. Clair Saints, the first varsity esports program in Canada, announced today a partnership with Crunchyroll, the premier anime streaming service with more than 5 million subscribers and over 120 million registered users. The exciting new relationship marks the first time Crunchyroll has partnered with a collegiate esports program.
Read MoreThe esports facility at the school’s South Campus in Windsor, Ont., will be the largest publicly accessible facility of its kind at over 15,000 square feet, setting the bar for varsity esports in North America and further cementing St. Clair as a destination college for aspiring students, gamers and esports enthusiasts.
Read MoreApplications are open for our Fall 2021 rosters. Get your application in now at stclairclairsaints.ca/join!
Read MoreThe St. Clair Saints are seeking a Head Coach for the varsity CSGO team. This position is volunteer, however, scholarships are available for student-coaches. This is an interim position until May 30th 2021 with the opportunity for extension.
Read MoreAfter a stellar showing across both Modern Warfare and Cold War, Call of Duty varsity player Justin “Priestly” Parent has been an award the Saints Player of the Month for November.
Read MoreAfter a dominating month in the mid lane, varsity League of Legends player Owen "Eul" Bains has been awarded Player of the Month for October.
Read MoreLeague wins Drury Esports Invitational, R6 advances to CollegiateR6 Round of 16 and CSGO moves up the UCEA ranks with 3-0 week
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