It was a packed and high-stakes week for Colorado School of Mines Club Esports, as multiple teams not only wrapped up regular season play but also pushed deep into postseason competition. Across five contests, the Orediggers showcased resilience, clutch performances, and continued championship pedigree.

Rocket League Varsity capped off its MCC season in dramatic fashion on April 15, defeating Pratt Community College 3-2 in a thrilling overtime Game 5. The tightly contested series came down to the wire, with Mines delivering under pressure to secure the win. The victory closes the season with a 2-5 conference record and 4-6 overall, providing a strong finish and momentum heading into the offseason.

In Rainbow Six Siege, Varsity continued its dominant playoff run with a 2-0 sweep over Texas A&M–Texarkana on April 14. Mines controlled both maps, winning 7-4 and 7-2, respectively. The victory advances the Orediggers to the championship round for the third consecutive year, reinforcing their status as a perennial contender.

Valorant JV added to the postseason success on April 16, defeating Keene State College 2-0 to punch their ticket to the grand finals. Mines took Bind 13-8 before edging out a tight 13-11 win on Haven, demonstrating composure in close rounds to secure the series.

Overwatch Varsity experienced a mixed slate, beginning with a hard-fought 3-2 win over Monke Business on April 13. The Orediggers battled through a back-and-forth series to come out on top. However, they were unable to carry that momentum into their next match, falling 3-0 to Happening on April 15.

With multiple teams advancing to championship matches, the week highlighted both the depth and competitive strength of Mines Esports. As postseason play continues, the Orediggers remain in position to add more titles to their growing legacy.