Inaugural collegiate season · 2026–27

College esports.
Run with purpose.

Black Cat Esports gives college programs a complete 2026–27 competition calendar across 15 games, with published rules, dependable match nights, and a clear path from the regular season to championships.

Open to colleges and universities in the United States and Canada · $100 per team for the full academic-year season.

2026–27Our inaugural collegiate season
$100 per teamRegular season through Black Cat championships
ConnectedWebsite records with Discord coordination
15 competitionsEach with a published format and calendar
How the season works

Choose a game. Prepare the roster. Know the match night.

Every competition has published dates, roster limits, match settings, reporting requirements, tiebreakers, and a championship path.

01

Choose your games

Your program selects the games it can support and registers a separate roster for each competition.

Review the lineup

02

Know what comes next

Schedules, local time zones, match details, and coordination live in one clear workflow.

View schedule

03

Trust every result

Confirmed scores, explainable tiebreakers, and an accountable record of league decisions.

Explore standings

One annual team fee. No school-wide team cap.

A school may register one team or as many title teams as it can responsibly staff and support. Each approved team entry is $100 for the 2026–27 academic year and includes scheduling, match administration, published standings, championship eligibility, rules governance, and support. There are no additional Black Cat match or playoff entry fees.

Review registration and pricing →

For teams and organizers

Directors should know exactly what to expect.

Dates, eligibility, match procedures, game settings, reporting, and postseason paths are published before a program commits.

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