Showcase your skills!

In 2025, the EsportsAble project will host a series of esports tournaments across six regional Queensland cities: Toowoomba, Mount Isa, Rockhampton, Mackay, Townsville, and Cairns. These events aim to foster inclusivity and provide high school students with opportunities to engage in safe competitive gaming, culminating in the inaugural Queensland State High School Championship in Brisbane.

Competition format: The local tournaments will be held in a biathlon format, meaning that to be crowned “local champion” you will need to perform well in two very different types of esports.

Rocket League: Teams of three will compete in Rocket League, emphasizing teamwork and strategy in this fast-paced vehicular soccer game.
Marvel Rivals: Teams of six will compete in Marvel Rivals, testing their versatility and tactical skills in a modified first-person shooter game.

Tournament structure and prizes:

Each local tournament will run for two days and is limited to 10 teams, ensuring focused competition and ample playtime for all participants.
Winners in each game will receive prizes recognizing their achievements.
The top-performing team overall, demonstrating excellence across both Rocket League and Marvel Rivals, will receive funding to travel to Brisbane for the state championship, representing their region on a larger stage.

Registration information:

To manage participation, Level 3 members have the advantage of pre-registering their teams four weeks prior to each tournament.
General team registrations open two weeks before the event, allowing broader access while maintaining organized enrolment.

Frequently asked questions

To be eligible for pre-registration, all team members must be Level 3 members.
Information on how to become a Level 3 member is provided on the Academy Central page.
In short, you need to first become a Level 2 member, and then complete some core training and demonstrate that you understand the requirements of safe and inclusive esports.
If you are a Level 2 member you will automatically receive information on the registration process.
Participation is limited to people that meet the program entry criteria (i.e., local resident, under 18) and have successfully registered prior to the event by identifying themselves and arranging parental consent.
Due to strict child safety compliance requirements… No Registration = No Entry.
This is discussed in more detail in our Tournament Operations policy, however, here is a summary of the key considerations:
1. People must register as an individual.
2. We will allocate individuals to teams, though we will take into consideration team preferences where possible.
3. Once the quota of registered persons is exceeded, surplus persons will be added to a waitlist.
We will use snake seeding, a method that balances competition by distributing skill levels evenly across brackets.
We will take into consideration team membership requests where possible, but not if it unfairly advantages a team over other teams. Seeding will be used where necessary to ensure the best atmosphere and competition for all participants.
Yes, but do to space limitations at some venues, we may need to limit the number of visitors that you can invite. Due to child safety requirements, all visitors will need to registered in advance.
We will provide more information prior to your local tournament.
Regional winners of the biathlon, Rocket League and Marvel Rivals, competition will fight it out be crowned a true Queensland champion in Brisbane November 2025 (Yep, flights and accommodation are covered!)