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The tournament featured Valorant, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB), League of Legends (LoL), and Tekken 8, drawing participation from over 7,000 students and 500 schools across Metro Manila, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Green Aces Crush Valorant Finals De La Salle University’s Green Aces secured their championship title in Valorant, delivering a dominant 2-0 sweep against Southwestern University-PHINMA’s Cobra Esports. Unlike their Valorant counterparts, they were not granted scholarships. Quizon bested Zech “Zechariahcarey” Pugales (Central Philippine University Golden Lions Esports - Visayas), Louis Martin “Bakalnation” Olaguer (Far Eastern University TamsFX - NCR), and Keith Lourence “Kisu” Mabao (University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines Trace Esports - Mindanao). The ever-so-popular PC game, Valorant, was announced to be coming to mobile devices last June 2021. Like their also equally popular MOBA, League of Legends, Riot Games has led the charge by announcing its expansion of the Valorant franchise in an effort to make it more accessible for more players around the world. With Riot Games not having announced any release date for Valorant Mobile, so be sure to stay tuned for any future updates until the day it comes out! Also let us know your thoughts and what you're excited to see in Valorant Mobile down below! Read more in our articles including "Luzon Teams Sweep Estudyante Esports National Championship in Dominant Fashion" and "Valorant Mobile begins beta testing, screenshots leaked".