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[Alexander Budgell]

The Sir Wil e-sports team started a new season last night playing the game Valorant against teams from across Ontario.

Sir Wil Team 1 led by Christopher Seaman had a strong showing winning 26 of 32 matches.

Sir Wil Team 2 led by Thomas Paveling improved their teamwork and strategy throughout their matches.

The Lancers will be back in action next Wednesday. 

Alexander Budgell

Department Head - Art and Technology Department

Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School

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[Alexander Budgell]

The Sir Wil esports team was back in action last night for the Valorant season.

Sir Wil Team 1 had a tough first match where they lost 13-2 vs. Westside Thunder. However, they made a great comeback for the next game and won 13-0. Great plays were made by Christopher Seamann and newcomer Christian Dowd.

Sir Wil Team 2 brought Westside Lightning into double overtime but lost 16-14. The team used great communication especially team captain Thomas Paveling and Aaron Siva.

The Lancers will be back in action next Wednesday. The e-sports club meets every Thursday at lunch in Lab 121. New members are always welcome.

Alexander Budgell

Department Head - Art and Technology Department

Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School