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Esports Weekly Recap: Rainbow Six Secures Podium as Northwood Piles Up Wins
Posted: Mar 03, 2026

Esports Weekly Recap: Rainbow Six Secures Podium as Northwood Piles Up Wins

Overview – Esports

Monday, February 23

  • JV Valorant fell to UM-Flint Blue, 1–2
    (National Esports Collegiate Conference – NECC)

  • Varsity Valorant defeated Mizzou, 2–1
    (National Esports Collegiate Conference – NECC)

  • Varsity Call of Duty defeated Fanshawe, 3–0
    (College Call of Duty League – CCL)

  • Varsity Marvel Rivals fell to George Mason, 0–2
    (PlayVS College League – PCL)

  • Varsity League of Legends defeated Kennesaw State, 2–0
    (PlayVS College League – PCL)

Tuesday, February 24

  • Varsity Rocket League defeated Pittsburgh State University, 3–0
    (PlayVS College League – PCL)

  • Varsity Smash defeated Winthrop University, 2–0
    (National Esports Collegiate Conference – NECC)

  • Varsity Rainbow Six fell to Auburn University, 0–2
    (PlayVS College League – PCL)

  • Varsity Marvel Rivals defeated San Diego State, 3–0
    (National Esports Collegiate Conference – NECC)

Wednesday, February 25

  • Varsity Overwatch defeated Brock University, 3–0
    (PlayVS College League – PCL)

  • Varsity Rocket League defeated Brewton Parker, 4–1
    (National Esports Collegiate Conference – NECC)

Thursday, February 26

  • Varsity Valorant fell to the University of Cincinnati, 1–2
    (PlayVS College League – PCL)

  • Varsity Overwatch defeated Cal State Long Beach, 2–0
    (Overwatch Collegiate – OWC)

Friday, February 27

  • Varsity Smash defeated Xavier University of Florida, 2–0
    (PlayVS College League – PCL)

  • Varsity Overwatch defeated BSC Bobcats, 3–0
    (National Esports Collegiate Conference – NECC)

    Standout Performance: Team Captain Joseph "Lep" Cambriani led the team with exceptional shot-calling, guiding Overwatch to a dominant 3–0 victory over another top-10 program in the nation.

Saturday, February 28

  • Varsity Valorant defeated Purdue Gold, 2–0
    (College Valorant – CVAL)

  • JV Valorant defeated Indiana University, 2–0
    (College Valorant – CVAL)

  • Varsity League of Legends defeated the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, 2–0
    (College League of Legends – CLOL)

  • Varsity Deadlock defeated Texas A&M, 2–0
    (College Deadlock)

Sunday, March 1

  • Varsity Rainbow Six placed 3rd at the Siege Pack Tournament in Raleigh, North Carolina.

    Standout Performers: In its first year as a varsity program after competing as a club team, Northwood Rainbow Six earned a third-place finish at its first travel event. Andrew "Vogel" Vogel and Aditya "LightningBlade" Parmar stood out for their clutch performances and ability to close out games. Parmar also finished as the tournament's overall kill leader.