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Esports competition gives Fountain Hills kids a chance to gain scholarships

A path to college through gaming at the Boys & Girls Club

The Boys & Girls Club McKee Branch has introduced an Esports program for local youth.

(Metro Creative)

Esport is more than just playing video games.

It’s a path to earn scholarships and an opportunity to win big money prizes. The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Scottsdale is bringing competitive gaming to Fountain Hills’ McKee Branch. The youth organization will host an esports event for local kids to participate in.

Club member and esports coach Eddie Delgado mentioned how the gaming event takes participants to the next level.

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