Build Me A Convoy!

Our Saturday game at Huzzah calls for 10 wagons, carts, carriages etc. I decided to see what I have on hand at the moment.

I have work to do!

Unathi Nsimande (Empangeni High School) Manages To Maintain His Lead.

Unathi Nsimande (Empaneni High School) - head-and-shoulders above the competition.

With the radical changes that have come into effect in 2019, all games played by learners in any official Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA) now count towards official rankings.

With every championship contributing resuts, the rankings shall be more in depth and have greater resilience than ever before.

Thus, even with the results from the Gauteng Championships, as held at Curro Aurora, being included, Unathi Nsimande (Empangeni High School) has still managed to maintain his lead.

The full rankings for High Schools for the Street Fighter V esports title are:

Pos	Name of Player	year	Club	Points
1	Unathi Nsimande	19	Empangeni High School	156.2
2	Leone Loftus	19	Fakkel School of Skills	143.3
3	Hanke van Reede van Outshoorn	19	Empangeni High School	139.4
4	Dylan Naidoo	19	Northcliff High School	123.5
5	Rina Rene du Toit	19	Northcliff High School	119.8
6	Chloe Moodley	19	Empangeni High School	104.5
7	Cebo Xaba	19	Empangeni High School	104.5
8	Kyle Rad	19	Parys High School	104.5
9	Connor Baron	19	Parys High School	95
10	Okkert Ras	19	Parys High School	95
11	Cleo Moodley	19	Empangeni High School	90.3

Rankings produced by MSSA are as follows:

• Senior Ancients Wargames
• Senior Checkers
• Senior CounterStrike: GO
• Senior DotA 2
• Senior FIFA '18
• Senior HearthStone
• Senior Injustice 2
• Senior League of Legends (female)
• Senior League of Legends
• Senior Morabaraba
• Senior Mortal Kombat X
• Senior Pro Evolution Soccer (PES)
• Senior StarCraft II
• Senior Street Fighter V
• Senior Tekken 7 (female)
• Senior Tekken 7
• High Schools Clash Royale
• High Schools CounterStrike: GO
• High Schools DotA 2
• High Schools FIFA
• High Schools HearthStone
• High Schools League of Legends
• High Schools Paladins
• High Schools Street Fighter V

Also read:

• The new national team selection criteria.
• Why schools and universities should invest in esports.

• 2019 Calendar of Events
• Esports: MSSA's 23rd Western Cape Championships - 23 & 24 March 2019

Uclan Alumni Steph Mcstea Named In The 100 Rising Stars Of The Uk Games Industry.

So thrilled to see our lovely Alumni, Steph Mcstea @TeaAndMonsters named in the 100 rising stars of the UK Games Industry!

Check out the interviews with the winners of this year's GamesIndustry.biz 100 in the link below.

https://wwgamesindustry.biz/top100/2018/s

Steph's website is in the link below.

Steph is very passionate about games and has her own distinctive art style.
She was a first class honours student at Uclan Games Design Course and graduated with both a BA and MA in Games Design. During her time in study, she never failed to help and encourage others to achieve their goals in games and she was involved in many projects, including the development of the 'Plinky Plonk App', leading the UCLan Games Society and site organiser for the Global Games Jam.
Steph attended the annual Women in Games Conferences as a student where she found much encouragement and had the chance to network with some very interesting people from the industry.
She is currently working as a QA analyst for Team 17 in Yorkshire.

@Team17Ltd