The RIT/NTID Tiger Gaming League is a program for deaf and hard-of-hearing high school students with a passion for esports. The Tiger Gaming League begins with a series of virtual competitions on a variety of platforms and games, leading up to a national competition in person at RIT/NTID. Tiger Gaming League offers gamers an opportunity to compete individually or as a team, with plenty of competition options for the seasoned gamer!

The top gamers from the virtual competitions will be invited to showcase their talents at the national competition on May 2-4, 2024! During the national competition, you'll compete with top deaf and hard-of-hearing gamers from across the country, get an opportunity to tour RIT's gaming labs, and dive into hands-on workshops on game development and design!

• Session I - In the first competition, the Tiger Gaming League will host tournaments and heads-up matches in individual formats. Participants may register for as many games as they would like.
• Session II - The second virtual competition of 2024 will be a team-focused event. All games offered in this competition will include tournaments and matches designed for teams of 2-4 players. Teams must field a roster of 4 and may register for as many games as they would like.