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Announcing the HSL Clash Royale Holiday Cup!

 

Registrations are open now for 2019

21st Nov 2019


LPL is proud to once again bring you the HSL Holiday Cup, a two-day event held very shortly after secondary school exams in both Australia and New Zealand. This year's Holiday Cup is proudly supported by Vodafone NZ.

Following the first successful season of Clash Royale this year HSL hopes to see even more students across Australia and New Zealand participating in this competitive mobile esports Holiday Cup.

Registrations for this Cup are now open for high school students across ANZ, with the opportunity for more than one team per school to compete in Clash Royale.

Register

Registrations are open now, closing Friday 29th November 2019: https://hsl.letsplay.live/tournaments/17787/join/. Registration is completely free!

Key Dates

  • Registrations Open: Wednesday 20th November 2019
  • Registrations Close: Friday 29th November 2019 11:59PM NZDT
  • Open ANZ Qualifiers: Saturday 30 Nov from 12pm NZDT
  • Top 4 Finals: Saturday 7 Dec from 12pm NZDT

Format

  • Matches will be played in teams of 3, in a ‘series’ format (2v2, 1v1 and 3v3 king of the hill).
  • Open Qualifiers will be best of 1 series via a single-elimination bracket.
  • Finals will feature the top 4 teams in best of 3 series' via single-elimination bracket.
  • The Holiday Cup finals will be broadcast live on twitch.tv/highschoolleague

Eligibility
The HSL Holiday Cup is open to residents of Australia and NZ who are still attending High School (year 9 and above) as of 7th December 2019. 

Prizing
$450 worth of prizes thanks to Vodafone NZ

First Place: $300 worth of Steam, PlayStation or Mobile credit ($100 each, player's choice) |
Runner-Up: $150 worth of Steam, PlayStation or Mobile credit ($50 each, player's choice) 

About Clash Royale
This tournament is not run, supported or endorsed by Supercell. Clash Royale is a mobile app video game developed and published by Supercell. The game combines elements from collectible card games, tower defence, and a multiplayer online battle arena in 1v1, 2v2 or 3v3 modes. It combines skills such as strategic planning, improvisation, reactive decision-making and planning ahead to execute strategies. Competitors can work together to defeat enemy teams or play on their own against other single players. 

About HSL

The High School League aspires to provide high schoolers with a fun, competitive, and rewarding esports experience, similar to traditional high school sports. We promote esports as a positive experience that opens up sports team building, leadership opportunities and self-improvement to a wider range of students outside the traditional seasonal field and court sports.