E-Sports Hall of Fame: Celebrating Competitive Gaming Excellence and Building Recognition Programs for the Next Generation of Athletes
E-Sports programs have emerged as one of the fastest-growing activities in schools, universities, and competitive organizations nationwide. Since the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) first recognized esports as an official sport in 2018, more than 8,600 high schools have started video-gaming teams, with participation spanning 22 states and involving more than 31,000 students. This explosive growth creates new recognition challenges—how do institutions appropriately celebrate competitive gaming achievements in ways that honor student gamers while building program culture similar to traditional athletics?
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