Seymour Esports concludes seven-week fall season, advances to postseason and state competition

The Seymour Esports program has concluded its seven-week fall regular season, with both high school and middle school rosters competing in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Established in 2020, the program continues to offer structured, competitive opportunities for student-athletes across the district.
In team competition, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate consists of five-player rosters, with the first team to secure three individual match victories earning the overall win for the week. Following a competitive seven-week schedule, the Seymour High School varsity team achieved a 4–3 record, securing a berth in the postseason. Varsity team playoffs are scheduled to commence on November 17.
In addition to weekly team matches, three high school competitors participated in individual solo competition held on Mondays. Among them, Lochlan Mueller placed 21st out of a field of more than 140 participants, qualifying him to advance to the State tournament at the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire on December 4–5.
With the varsity roster preparing for playoff competition on November 17 and Lochlan advancing to the state tournament in December, the Seymour Esports program looks forward to representing the district in the upcoming postseason events. The winter season starts in December and students can play Rocket League, Fortnite and time trials for Mario Kart.