Lotus 8 had the incredible opportunity to participate in the Alberta Esports Championship 2025, hosted by the Alberta Esports Association at the state-of-the-art Esports Arena at Bow Valley College. This high-energy event brought together top young gaming talent from across Alberta, competing in Rocket League, VALORANT, and Super Smash Bros. It was a powerful reminder of just how far Canadian esports has come—and how much potential lies ahead. 

From the moment the championship kicked off, the atmosphere was electric. The event was more than just a competition—it was a celebration of teamwork, strategy, and community. One of the key takeaways for many in attendance, including our team, was the importance of real-time content creation. In such a fast-paced environment, capturing key moments, managing live updates, and aligning content with the excitement of the players and the audience was vital for engagement. 

As a company that bridges esports and mental performance through our PMM (Performance Mindset Meditation) system, Lotus 8 recognized the immense value in witnessing this level of player focus and team dynamics. This experience reinforced our mission to support the mental and physical wellness of esports athletes across Canada.

The Alberta Esports Championship also shined a light on the strength of the local gaming infrastructure. With increased investment in youth development, talent pipelines, and high-level tournaments like this one, Alberta is positioning itself as a leader in the national esports scene. We’d like to thank the event organizers, especially Shadi Hanna and Andrew Tran, for their outstanding mentorship and leadership throughout the event.

Congratulations to all the teams who competed—you are shaping the future of esports in Canada. Events like this prove that esports is not only here to stay, but it’s growing into something transformational.