Hey guys, my name is Ray. I actually don't play League of Legends that much, it's more of like a social thing with my friends, but a ton of my friends at school play, and it seems as though the entire nation plays.

Everyone I know plays League of Legends.

So I thought, why not host a tournament? And then an even better idea occurred to me. Why not set up a high school tournament league, where League players can compete?

I want to know who's interested, and stuff of that nature, and if I get enough feedback, then I'll start asking for teams and whatnot.

Thanks everyone!

Sorry if someone else is doing this already.

EDIT: Okay, I guess I'll do it then. But I could use some discussion on how to set the whole thing up, I don't want any tomfoolery and mishaps as the thing is running ^_^

Are you talking about setting up a league where you represent your school? Like Basketball or football?

Ray from pinole valley highschool? o.o?

That would be quite interesting if it was like representing high schools except with colleges like the NCAA of League. ha

Ill do it ive been wanting to do tournaments and this maybe a good start

Well, the original goal was to have every school gather up all of their League of Legends players, and then have them all duke it out to see which school had the best I guess in a sort of friendly competition thing.

Should I contact the folks on reddit?

I'm interested .

So people can only play with people from their school?

Not gonna work out... not at the high school level.

Count me in!

Actually I could see it working out very well. The people I play with the most on league are still my high school friends, but they all went to different universities so we have to skype in order to chat. I'm not saying using vent/skype/etc. is bad, but if you played with your high school friends you could all play in one place and have a better team bond (for lack of a better term). Obviously there wouldn't be as many participating schools, but I'm sure that he could at least find 10+ teams from different schools.