The Collegiate Starleague have announced their next venture into legitimizing college level competition with the announcement of the
Azubu Collegiate Champions!
The new global focused league is open to all students currently enrolled in a North American, European, or Asian/SEA undergraduate or graduate programs. Teams must have a minimum of five verified players before entering the league. Players are cleared for participation by supplying an official school email address.
How to Register
Registration opens October 2nd, 2012 for both games and all regions. Thanks to Azubu, there is no registration fee or split recreational-competitive division!
Starting October 2nd, team coordinators will create and register their team at www.cstarleague.com.
Each student will register an account on www.cstarleague.com AND www.AZUBU.com. We will verify student IDs and AZUBU IDs to ensure that all players comply.
To complete registration, each team must have a minimum of FIVE valid players, a Facebook group, and AZUBU accounts for each player. Note that the season will require 5 players, but the playoffs will require 7 players.
Additional Info about the "Asia/SEA" region
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Originally Posted by AuXCoolpuff
I've been talking to the cStarLeague for information about the Azubu Tournament for Universities. Below is just some info people might find useful that cStarLeague have told me.
The regular season will split teams into separate groups, by region, for round robin play using Bo5 CSL format. Following that, the top teams in each group as well as wild cards based on record/ELO will advance into a single elimination playoff bracket by region, using Bo7 CSL format. The top 2 NA, the top 1 EU, and the top 1 Asia team will be flown to the live grand finals in southern California Feb 2-3.
To play for the Asia region will be on the KR/TW server, so competitors must have valid accounts in order to participate.
Schedule
Oct 2:
Registration opens - all regions and all games Oct 2-25:
Food for Thought: Tell us why your team should win an Azubu-sponsored pizza party! Oct 28:
FFT winners announced Nov 1:
Azubu Collegiate Champions, Rounds 1 and 2 begin Nov-Dec:
Teams will compete in TWO Bo5 matches per week on Saturdays or Sundays Dec-Jan:
Playoffs begin and teams compete in ONE Bo7 match per week on Sundays Only Feb 2-3:
Azubu Collegiate Champions GRAND FINALS held in Southern California
I have to admit, I really like this initiative it is encouraging students to pursue their career ambitions and using Sc2 as a means of achieving it. I have a lot of respect for what this organisation is trying to achieve.
It is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in a hundred battles; if you do not know your enemies but do know yourself, you will win one and lose one; if you do not know your enemies nor yourself, you will be imperiled in every single battle.
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EDIT: Just a question, when signing up for CSL site and AZUBU do we use our university e-mails for the e-mail section or use our personal e-mails and state our university e-mails for student confirmation elsewhere?
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Last edited by Aiya; Wed, 26th-Sep-2012 at 12:42 PM.
Reason: Asking a question. Sorry if it was clearly stated in the original post, I got small eyes.
University student's only except special circumstances, like the following:
Players can be considered for eligibility for other university teams under special circumstances on a case-by-case basis. Exceptions are only made for players from unusually small schools (total student population <5000) that have a strong affiliation with the larger university, such as a community college with a direct feeder program to a nearby 4-year university.
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University student's only except special circumstances, like the following:
Players can be considered for eligibility for other university teams under special circumstances on a case-by-case basis. Exceptions are only made for players from unusually small schools (total student population <5000) that have a strong affiliation with the larger university, such as a community college with a direct feeder program to a nearby 4-year university.
Isn't that only if you want to play for a different institution? ie one your college has ties with? That's how I read that exception.
University student's only except special circumstances, like the following:
Players can be considered for eligibility for other university teams under special circumstances on a case-by-case basis. Exceptions are only made for players from unusually small schools (total student population <5000) that have a strong affiliation with the larger university, such as a community college with a direct feeder program to a nearby 4-year university.
my god that means I can join Uni o Houston with trimaster
Hey guys, I'm running the UNSW (University of New South Wales) team. Make a post on our sydney collegiate starcraft facebook group if you go to UNSW and are interested in participating; http://www.facebook.com/groups/sydne...6065344840430/
I believe the guys from USYD are also getting a team organised, so watch the wall for their post aswell if you are a USYD student interested in participating.
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