EGFC is the organizing body for Division I varsity esports programs. Joining EGFC means teams match up against equally dominant schools with large student bodies and alumni bases. EGF teams face-off in rivalry matches that are attractive to audiences, broadcasters and sponsors.
EGFC CORE VALUES
EGFC League places an equal emphasis on competition, academics, and the physical and mental well-being of our students. EGFC’s game-agnostic approach to collegiate esports ensures that our programs are sustainable for the long term.
Our out-of-the-box esports solution allows Division I universities and administrators to quickly establish effective formalized esports programs that include competitive teams, facilities, education, and social impact as part of a national league.
CAREERS
Preparing students for future careers in esports and adjacent industries through classroom and experiential learning.
COMMUNITY
Support for all gamers and fans on campus from competitive to casual and community program to support for social impact initiatives like diversity and mental health and wellness.
COMPETITION
Top tier intercollegiate esports league with competitive programs that mirror traditional varsity athletics season schedule.
HOW THE SEASON WORKS
SPRING SPLIT
Start: Jan 29th 2024
8 Weeks
Online + Streamed
CONFERENCE
March 2024
In-Person or Online
LEAGUE
April 2024
In-Person or Online
FALL SPLIT
Start: Oct 2nd 2023
8 Weeks
Online + Streamed
Invitationals, community events, and special events are held throughout the year.
MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS
To become a member of EGFC, a college or university must meet the following criteria
Be a Division I College or University
Must be, or be working towards creating, a varsity (or formally recognized) university esports program or team
Register at least one team for the next available season for any supported title
Designate one faculty/staff from the Institution as a representative to EGF
Adhere to EGFC regulations and code of conduct
EGFC BOARD OF GOVERNORS
The Board of Governors is an elected group of faculty and staff from member institutions of EGFC. These individuals serve three year terms working directly with EGF on collegiate League policy, oversight, and the development of League programs and resources for member schools and their students. EGF is proud to work with these members and the rest of our community to continue the EGFC mission of creating the best possible experiences and opportunities for our student players and communities.
Michele King
William & Mary
Nyles Sky Kauweloa
University of Hawaii
James Hoplin
Washington State University
Steve Kramarck
University of Delaware