The 2023 Fall Season has come to an end for high school esports teams, with the championship matchups wrapping up competition on the PlayVS platform.
State titles for the growing sport have been officially recognized by the NFHS Network and state associations, creating even more awareness for the teams across North America.
With that in mind, here is the “League of Legends” champion and runner-up in each state/region.
Arkansas
Champion: Southside High School – Team: Maverick Esports
Runner-up: Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences, and the Arts – Team: Rabbit Hole
California
Champion: St. George’s School (BC) – Team: SGS Dragons
Runner-up: University Hill Secondary School (BC) – Hawks Silver
Central Region
Champion: Bob Jones High School (Ala.) – Team: BJHS Bao
Runner-up: North Garland High School (Texas) – Team: Wardless Warriors
Colorado
Champion: Cherry Creek High School – Team: Creek Varsity LoL
Runner-up: Cherokee Trail High School – Team: Cherokee Trail Varsity
Eastern Region
Champion: East Kentwood High School (Mich.) – Team: East Kentwood Falcon Gaming
Runner-up: Novi High School (Mich.) – Team: Novi Wildcats Varsity
Georgia
Champion: Peachtree Ridge High School – Team: PRHS Lions
Runner-up: Brookwood High School – Team: Brookwood Varsity
Hawaii
Champion: President William Mckinley High School – Team: McKLoL1
Runner-up: Iolani School – Team: ‘Iolani LoL Gold
Kentucky
Champion: Louisville Male High School – Team: Hawt Dawgs Varsity
Runner-up: Dupont Manual High School – Team: Ramyu Force
Mountain Region
Champion: Bishop Blanchet High School (Wash.) – Team: BBHS Bears
Runner-up: Mission Heights Preparatory High School (Ariz.) – Team: Phantoms
Northeastern Region
Champion: Hunter College High School (N.Y.) – Team: Hunter Hawks
Runner-up: Acton-Boxborough Regional High School (Mass.) – Team: AB League
Virginia
Champion: Centreville High School – Team: CVHS LoLCats
Runner-up: Rock Ridge High School – Team: SONS OF SHURIMA
