Game 1: (MCCC, 3-1) Ben Baron scored early, but MCCC responded immediately with back-to-back goals.
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In the end, the Knights were able to get through Lackawanna in a similar fashion as they did on Dorado, and took the series win 3-0. An extremely close fight was won on the back of a great Moira coalescence executed by Jordyn Willis on support. Game 3: The Knights ran their poke composition again and found a lot of success. With this composition, the Knights were able to stop Lackawanna's push just before the final checkpoint and were then able to achieve the map victory with a little under two minutes to spare in their time bank. Game 2: Lackawanna brought the Knights back to a familiar map, Dorado, where the Knights showcased their new 'poke' composition consisting of Sigma/Hog on tank, Widow or Ashe/Hanzo as DPS, and Mercy/Ana supports. The Knights had a hard-fought first map, but eventually came out with the win. Game 1: This week's NACE control map was Nepal, and the Knights started off with their standard brawl composition for the map. Game 4: The control warrior of RIT flexed its muscles in game four and defeated the Stealth Rogue of the Knights Game 3: The RIT squad kept the momentum up in game three with a strong performance on their secret rogue vs the Knights Stealth Rogue. Game 2: RIT bounced back on their mage list and got the win over the Knights Stealth Rogue list. Game 1: The Knights jumped out to a strong start in the series with a face hunter win over the mage of RIT. Pregame: The Knights team of Mason Cole, Corey Klevan, and Xavier Dube looked to match the A squad and finish with a 4-4 record of their own. Game 4: The Knights did not let the game three loss get to them and fought back strong in game four to secure a win with their mage over the face hunter of the Ashland side. Game 3: Ashland fought back with a win of their own over the mage deck of the Knights. Game 2: The Knights were able to get a win in game two as their face hunter list sped through the soul demon hunter once again. Game 1: Things got rolling well early for the Knights as they were able to take the quick win with their weapon rogue over the Demon hunter of Ashland. Pregame: The Knights' team of Aidan Stuhltrager, Herny Ryder, and Joel Anderson looked to finish the TESPA Open Division Split 1 with a 4-4 record with a win over Ashland University. The Knights move to 3-1 and find themselves one win away from the first playoff birth in Arcadia Esports history. Game 5: The Knights were able to secure the win on their soul demon hunter over Messiah's bomb warrior and take the series win, 3-2.
Game 4: Messiah refused to go down without a fight in game four as they were able to secure the win in the Demon Hunter mirror match and push the series to a winner-take-all game five. The Knights' lineup choice to counter weapon based decks was proving to pay off big in this series. Game 3: The Knights battled back on their control priest and were able to get the win against the soul demon hunter of Messiah. Game 2: The Knights dropped game two in a wild match with their control priest against the small spell mage of Messiah.
Game 1: The Knights jumped out to a strong start on their Libram Paladin with a much-needed game one win over the soul demon hunter list of Messiah. The Knights (2-1) faced off against familiar foe Messiah University (2-1), with the winner looking to move into a great spot for playoff contention. Looked to continue their strong run through the TESPA Varsity Invitational, a tournament featuring 43 of the top esports programs in the country. Pre game: The Knights Varsity squad of Aidan Stuhltrager, Henry Ryder, and Joel Anderson. The Arcadia University Hearthstone, Overwatch, and Rocket League programs all picked up victories to begin the week of competition.
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