Rocket League Varsity:
 
Davenport had a few games this week starting off with META Elite on Monday. DU won a forfeit against Northern Arizona and moved to 2-0 on the season. Davenport plays Virginia Tech's "A" team this upcoming Monday. MEC (Michigan Esports Conference) started this past Wednesday, the Panthers played the Jackson Jets and took a 3-0 win, starting 1-0 on the season. They have a bye in MEC next week. In IGL, the Panthers had NKU Esports in the first round of the playoffs and took a 3-2 loss. This upcoming week the Panthers have META on Monday, AVGL on Friday and CSL playoffs on Saturday.

update by Brenden Wardlaw
 
CSGO Varsity:
 
CS:GO had a really solid week. We pulled through convincingly beating University of Pittsburgh 16-5 with a substitute. That shows that even with a sub, our team still pulls through against all odds. With this win, we are currently 4-1 in NACCS. This past weekend CSL Playoffs started. We had our first match as the lowest seed in the bracket against Michigan. We stuck to our strategies and won convincingly at 16-9. Our NACE match that was supposed to played this week was postponed to the beginning of March due to the opposing team having players testing positive for COVID-19. This upcoming week we play the University of California San Diego in CSL Playoffs and Purdue University in NACCS. Look to our social media outlets for updates on when we are having these matches casted!

update by Jonathan Walker

CSGO Academy:

Practice on Monday and Wednesday was focused on offline practice and reviewing demos. Friday we played 2 scrims: one versus Oakland University where we lost 16-8 on Mirage, and one versus Texas Tech where we lost 16-10 on Inferno. This week we are going to take a look at what happened in those games and what we can do to improve.

update by Jonathan Clifford
 
Overwatch:
 
The week started on Monday with a scrimmage against an open division team that will remain nameless. Friday we played against a new competitor: DeSales University Esports. The match was a clean 3-0 victory for the Davenport Panthers, which propelled them into the Saturday game. Saturday came around and we played two separate games. Our first competitor did not show up resulting in a win for DU. Coker University was the second game of the night. Davenport had a smaller than normal roster for this match where they experimented with putting Kenny Bennet on Main Tank. Despite this hiccup, Davenport had a 2-0 victory to close out the week with three wins in total.

update by Mae Zurita
 
Smash Bros Ultimate:
 
Davenport's win streak continues!  Match one of this past week was met with some initial hardships, but DU's Smash team managed to reverse the situation on its head! Sean, the team captain of DU's smash team, was the one to do it in spectacular fashion. He managed to take down everyone on Ferris's team single-handedly with it making him one of the few players in the league to do so! The second match, it being against Concordia University, was not as one-sided as the previously mentioned match. It came down to Spencer cleaning up the last of what remained of Concordia's team with his hard work ending up keeping the streak alive. Next week's matches will be the last of the qualifiers with Davenport going up against Michigan State University's and Oakland University's teams. This means the weeks that follow will mark the start of the elimination bracket. Does Davenport have composure to best the other colleges when the stakes increase? Keep up with the stats and times of the upcoming matches on @TechChasegg's twitter page, and as always go Panthers!

update by Sean Smith
 
League of Legends:
 
Due to scheduling difficulties, the League of Legends team had another off week. Their first GGLeagues game was pushed to Monday, Feb. 22nd at 6:00 pm. This also means that League of Legends has the potential to compete in both their week 1 and week 2 GGLeagues matchups the week of the 22nd. Keep an eye out for our streams as we begin competition. They can be seen at https://twitch.tv/davenport_esports.
 
update by head coach Colin Graham