SOUTH BEND, Ind. - For the second time ever and first since 2021-22, Indiana Tech has claimed the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC) Esports title. The Warriors earned the title in dominant fashion, winning the first three titles of the season (Rocket League, Overwatch 2 and League of Legends) and finishing third in Valorant, to tally 26 total points. 

The overall Esports championship is determined by a combination of the four games played with points assigned by finish in each game. Eight points are given to the winner, seven to second place, six for third, five for fourth, four for fifth and three for sixth. Due to lower participation in League of Legends, the tournament champion earned four points. Teams that did not qualify for the in-person LAN receive one point. 

Seeding for the tournament was determined by regular season finish. 

A complete breakdown of all results from the tournaments can be found at our tournament page. 

Rocket League Champion (seed): Indiana Tech (1)
League of Legends Champion: Indiana Tech (1)
Valorant Champion: Lawrence Tech (1)
Overwatch 2 Champion: Indiana Tech (1)

The Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC) also released the final awards for the 2025-26 Esports season on Friday in conjunction with the Spring Championships hosted by Bethel University at the Bendix Arena LAN Center. WHAC All-Academic and Champions of Character Teams were announced as well as the Coach of the Year and Champion of Character Coach. 

WHAC Coaches selected Indiana Tech's Jake Middleton as the Coach of the Year and Lawrence Tech's Ben Sobczyk as the Champion of Character Coach.