Cleveland, OH – The Cleveland State University Varsity Rocket League team has concluded a historic, undefeated season, culminating in a decisive 4-1 victory over Texas A&M in a best-of-seven matchup within the National Esports Collegiate Conference (NECC). This remarkable achievement underscores the burgeoning success of CSU's esports program, which officially became part of the Washkewicz College in 2025.

The formidable trio of sophomore captain Tymir Jones, freshman Collin Hall-Johnson, and freshman Jacob Rivera showcased exceptional teamwork and skill throughout the Spring season. Their dominant performance led to a perfect 15-0 record, including an unblemished run through the playoffs.

"We are incredibly proud of our Rocket League team's performance this season," stated a Washkewicz College representative. "Their dedication, strategic play, and seamless coordination were evident in every match. This victory not only highlights their individual talent but also showcases the strength and potential of our esports program within the Washkewicz College."

The integration of the esports program into the Washkewicz College earlier this year has provided enhanced resources and support, contributing directly to the team's ability to compete at such a high level. This victory is a testament to the commitment of the university and the college to fostering excellence in competitive gaming.

As the esports program continues to grow under the Washkewicz College, the future looks bright for CSU's competitive gaming teams. Congratulations to the Varsity Rocket League team on their outstanding season and this significant championship win!