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Strange devices Everything goes on team sports with the opening Collegate CollegiaTe Clash (AWCC25), includes Apix myths. The tournament match today (April 12) will start at noon time, Pacific at the University of Bordeaux, the home of the modern AlienWare Purdue Games.

While the APEX kidney championships were held before, this represents one of the first personal events, which includes professional production, in direct cooperation with Apex Legends.

Alienware said that this is not just a championship – it is a moment of Tentpole for Alienware, where each university brings together the Alienware Games Hall, as well as invitations to the current relevant school cards with alienware. More schools, more competition, and more high -risk work.

With EA SPORTS on the plane, AWCC25 has been set to redefine the scene of the group electronic sports.

AWCC25 unites 20 teams from North America in the elite competition supported by Alienware and Esports. The tournament is designed with professional production standards, which were launched with initial matches on March 10, and the field narrows to the 10 best teams heading to the finals.

The competitors will fight in the winner of all competition, through six intense matches of Apix legends, all of which compete for a special designed cup and medals by Volbene allegations and the Alienware Games Game-dominating the winners of the campus scene.

Fans can capture the event live Oversight On Nashal and Alienware Arena.

Alienware has made a partnership with six leading electronic marches across North America to create alienware games. More than high -performance games, these halls work as centers for society, creativity and functional growth in the e -sports ecosystem. Through these partnerships, Alienware invest in the development of the game and electronic sports industry, which requires the development of talents and students’ launch in games related to games.

Each partner school received two guaranteed holes in AWCC25:

• Texas Austin University
• Michigan State University (MSU)
• Colorado Bulder University
• Bordeaux University
• Florida International University (FIU)
• St. Claire College

These institutions filled 12 out of 20 sites, which reflects the deep cooperation between Alienware and their educational partners. The remaining eight invitations went to schools that have links with alienware, whether through the partnerships of the devices or the electronic sports lounge initiatives. This approach balances experience and capabilities, which enhances Esports Collegia.

Through this cooperation, schools were able to reach advanced technology, industry experience and community building initiatives that extend beyond the game itself.

Final contestants

The 10 best teams of March qualifiers got a shot in the finals. By creating alienware gaming halls, the company creates spaces for students to communicate and compete and develop both academia and socially.

Besides the competition, Alienware said it is devoted to helping students progress throughout the game industry, from design and development to technology infrastructure and electronic sports management. The goal is clear: pushing innovation and enhancement growth in an advanced industry quickly.

This is just the beginning. Alienware expands its partnerships for more schools in 2025.

Want to compete in AWCC26?

Do you think your team has what it takes? Watch the social channels of Alienware for updates in the 2026 championship. When the time comes, make your case for a reason that your school deserves an existing spot.