CSI ESPORTS: WEEK EIGHT RECAP & FALL 2021 REGULAR SEASON FINAL REPORT

11/22/2021 12:00:00 PM

Staten Island, NY – Through the final week (eight) of regular season play in the ECC & ECAC Esports Fall 2021 season, CSI Esports teams finalize at 42-27 overall. CSI's Valorant team will enter the playoffs as a number one seed at, 7-0 in the ECC. CSI's Rocket League team will receive high playoff seeds in both the ECC & ECAC. Also advancing to the playoffs are ECC & ECAC SSBU team/players and ECAC FIFA 21 PS4 player. Below you will find the final Fall 2021 regular season Esports matches played in Week Eight. Stay tuned for a Esports Playoff Preview story coming to see who, when and where CSI Esports will be matched up against for the Fall 2021 ECC & ECAC Playoffs!

Week Eight Results:	ECAC: CSI 2, Mount St. Mary University 0 (9-5, 9-5 Stocks Taken) ECC: BYE WEEK for all CSI Players
Date / Conference:	ECAC: Monday, November 15, 2021 / Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) ECC: Wednesday, November 17, 2021 / East Coast Conference (ECC)
Game Notes: ECAC: Best two out of three 9-Stock 3v3 Crew Battle ECC: Best three out of five 1v1 3-Stock Battle Format	ECAC: CSI's SSBU Team of sent out the team of Sofronio Lorenzo (Frio), Jeremiah Alonso (YoshiSonic35), Justin Pena (Yotin) against Mount St. Mary University's trio and took care of business winning in straight sets, 2-0. CSI had four stocks to play with in each set as they took down each Mount player collectively. The win improves CSI to a 6-2 record, good for a top five spot as playoffs are coming up! ECC: Of the four CSI ECC 1v1 SSBU players, two will make the playoffs, Nicholas Lam (ToonNick) who is in first place with a 7-0 record in group five and in that same group, Justin Pena (Yotin) will also make the playoffs, though, he is tied for second in the group, Pena (Yotin) beat D'Youville's Anthony during the regular season and thus giving him sole possession of second place. For James Handibode (Sly) and Emmanuel Santos (Blub), they both had winning records, however, only the top two players from each group will advance and both Handibode (Sly) and Santos (Blub) finished in third in their respective groups.
Where CSI Stands:	ECAC: 6-2 FINAL RECORD \| Tied for 4^th with 12 other teams \| 100+ teams in competition – Made Playoffs ECC: 21-7 FINAL RECORD \| One Dolphin in 1^st \| One Dolphin tied for 2^nd \| One Dolphin in 3^rd\| One Dolphin in 4^th 41 players competing in six groups of competition play \| CSI in Group 5 & 6 Play – Two Players made playoff cut

Week Eight Result:	CSI 0, Augustana College 2 (2-5, 2-7, Game Scores)
Date / Conference:	Wednesday, November 17, 2021 / Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC)
Game Notes: Best two out of three 1v1 Online Format	CSI's Amr Mousa (Mousey) had his three-game win streak broken after losing to Augustana College's Estephanos Jebessa in straight sets, 2-0. Mousa (Mousey) could not find the back of the net more than two times in both games, giving Jebessa, both wins by three or more goals. He is now tied for eighth place in the ECAC FIFA 21 PS4 Fall Esports League, with playoffs starting soon!
Where CSI Stands:	5-3 FINAL RECORD \| Tied for 8^th with 6 other teams \| 36 teams in competition – Made Playoffs

Week Eight Results:	PS4: CSI C Team 0, Clarke University 2 (43-65, 50-75 Game Scores) Xbox: CSI M Team 0, Post University 2 (Forfeit)
Date / Conference:	Tuesday, November 16, 2021 / Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC)
Game Notes: Best two out of three 1v1 Online Format	PS4: Chris Velasquez (CSI C Team) suffered a loss to Clarke University's Anthony Hughes in straight sets, 2-0. Velasquez lost game one, 65-43, using the Sixers shooting under 35% for the game, while Hughes choose the Lakers and shot 50% from the floor using a strong inside game to pick up the win. In game two, it was more of the same as Hughes breezed to another win or Velasquez, 75-50. The loss moves Velasquez to an even 4-4 record as he hopes to make the playoffs for a chance at continuing his season. Xbox: Michael Ashley (CSI M Team) was not able to compete and thus picked up a forfeit loss. This will likely have been his final chance at competing as playoffs are starting soon and with a 2-5 record now, he is likely to not make the cut for the playoffs.
Where CSI Stands:	PS4 C Team: 4-4 FINAL RECORD \| Tied for 11^th with 7 other teams \| 25 teams in competition – Made Playoffs Xbox M Team: 2-5 FINAL RECORD \| Tied for 11^th with 1 other teams \| 15 teams in competition – Made Playoffs

Week Eight Results:	ECC: CSI W, Mercy College L (Forfeit) ECAC: CSI 2, Wayne State College 3 (1-4, 0-1, 5-3, 4-1, 0-4)
Date / Conference:	Monday, November 15, 2021 / East Coast Conference (ECC) Wednesday, November 17, 2021 / Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC)
Game Notes: ECC & ECAC: Best three out of five, 3v3	ECC: CSI picked up a forfeit win against Mercy College who has not played in many matches and is currently the only winless team left in the ECC. ECC RL playoffs are around the corner, as CSI looks to repeat as champions, stay tuned. ECAC: CSI would play a tight matchup against Wayne State College, though, CSI came up short in the comeback attempt and lost in five games, 3-2. Game one was a 2-1 game until the final 30 seconds when WSC would score two more times to seal the game one win, 4-1. In game two, there was no score until the final 34 seconds of play when WSC would find the back of the net just passed a diving Dolphin, losing that game, 1-0. For game three CSI, seemed to find their offensive cohesiveness, though, WSC didn't make it easy. It was Maxim Kleyer (Muckz) who broke the 3-3 tie at the 1:03 minute marker that gave CSI the 4-3 lead, Kleyer (Muckz) would score once more to seal the win, 5-3. CSI continued that momentum into game four, finding their grove once again on the offensive while playing stellar team defensive, forcing a game five with a, 4-1 game four victory. In game five, WSC clamped down their defensive and held CSI scoreless for the second time in the seris, though, this time it came in a crucial game five, as CSI fell by a final of 4-0. Playoffs are around the corner and CSI is a top five team as they await their playoff seeding and opponent. Ralphy Vargas (Driftzy) led the team in saves with over 12 for the match, he also led them in scoring, with five goals in-all. Kleyer (Muckz) led them with assists with four in the match, he also added three goals. Samuel Rozenfeld (Eleventeen) added two goals, an assist, four saves and took less than five shots total as WSC made it difficult for Rozenfeld (Eleventeen) to get on track. Playoffs will begin in a week's time, and CSI is still a top five team with a 6-2 record.
Where CSI Stands:	ECC: 7-1 FINAL RECORD \| 1^st Place \| 11 teams (9 schools) in competition – Made Playoffs ECAC: 6-2 FINAL RECORD \| Tied for 5^th place with 13 other teams \| 120 teams in competition – Made Playoffs

Week Eight Result:	CSI – BYE WEEK
Date / Conference:	Thursday, November 18, 2021 / East Coast Conference (ECC)
Game Notes: Best two out three games	CSI Valorant team remains the only undefeated team in the ECC and will be the number one seed when playoffs begin in a week's time!
Where CSI Stands:	7-0 FINAL RECORD \| 1^st Place only undefeated team left \| 8 teams (7 schools) in competition – Made Playoffs

Week Eight Results:	CSI W, Mercy College L (Forfeit)
Date / Conference:	Thursday, November 18, 2021 / East Coast Conference (ECC)
Game Notes: Best three out of five games	CSI's Overwatch season is over, despite the forfeited win against a Mercy College team who has forfeit their last three matches. CSI was not able to make the playoff cut in the ECC. Though, they had a tough season, CSI played hard in every match and will look to get better for the start of next season.
Where CSI Stands:	3-4 FINAL RECORD \| 5^thPlace \| 9 teams (9 schools) in competition – Did not qualify for playoffs

Where CSI Stands:

2-5 FINAL RECORD | Lost in Round One of Playoffs as 6th seed | 8 teams in competition in Purple Division Group 1 | 83 teams competing in league – SEASON COMPLETE

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