HARTLAND, MI — As the new school year approaches, Hartland High School Esports is excited to announce important dates and details for the upcoming Fall 2025 competitive season. Students interested in joining one of the state’s top esports programs are encouraged to mark their calendars and prepare for another exciting year of competition, growth, and community. Important Dates August 26 – Back to School Night The Hartland High School Esports program will be hosting an open Q&A during Back to School Night. Coaches will be available in the High School Esports Lab, located downstairs in the Media Center. Whether you're a student curious about tryouts or a parent looking to learn more about esports opportunities, this is a perfect time to meet the coaching staff, see the facility, and learn how to get involved. August 27–28 – Esports Tryouts Tryouts for all Fall 2025 competitive esports titles will take place across two days. Students must attend both sessions to be considered for a roster. Team selections will be announced immediately following the conclusion of tryouts on August 28. September 2 – Practices Begin Official team practices will begin the first week of September. Athletes should be prepared for regular attendance, scrimmages, and skill-building as teams prepare for the season. September 23–25 – Fall 2025 Season Begins Regular season matches for the Michigan High School Esports League (MHSEL) will take place weekly starting this week. Games typically occur after school on designated days depending on the title. Full schedules will be shared once finalized by the league. December 6 – MHSEL State Championship (In-Person at MSU) The top-performing teams from across the state will compete in the MHSEL Fall 2025 State Championship, hosted in-person at Michigan State University. Hartland Esports will once again aim to return to this elite event after last season’s Rocket League State Championship and national Top 8 finish. The Hartland Esports program continues to build on its reputation as one of Michigan’s premier high school esports teams. With opportunities in titles such as Rocket League, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and more, there’s a place for students of all skill levels to compete, grow, and contribute to an award-winning team culture. Go Eagles!