National University’s Bulldogs have etched their names in esports history, becoming the first-ever champions of the Mobile Legends Campus Tournament Philippines. In a thrilling finale that had fans on edge, the Bulldogs swept the Technological Institute of the Philippines (TIP) Grey Hawks 2-0, seizing the spotlight during the event’s grand finals held at the SM Megamall Fashion Hall.
With precise rotations and razor-sharp coordination, NU dominated both games of the best-of-three series. The Bulldogs controlled the map early and never let go of the momentum, showcasing not only individual skill but also a deep understanding of team dynamics. As the crowd roared, NU closed out the final game with confidence, clinching the historic title and setting a high standard for campus esports moving forward.
But the glory didn’t end there. With their championship run, NU also secured a coveted spot in the upcoming Smart GIGA Arena Campus Tournament National Finals. This advancement gives them the opportunity to test their mettle against other regional champions, raising the stakes and further boosting their visibility in the competitive Mobile Legends scene in the Philippines.
Adding to the intensity, the finals brought together top student teams from across the country who had previously battled their way through rigorous qualifiers and regional brackets. From Luzon to Mindanao, the tournament highlighted the rising talent found in schools and universities, reinforcing just how fast esports is growing in the academic community.
As Mobile Legends continues to dominate gaming culture in the Philippines, events like the Campus Tournament serve as a launching pad for young players looking to break into the pro scene. Backed by organizers committed to grassroots development, the tournament provides an accessible yet competitive platform for students to showcase their skills and build their careers in esports.
Ultimately, NU’s win isn’t just a trophy—it’s a statement. With passion, preparation, and the right support, campus teams can rise to national fame. This inaugural championship marks only the beginning of what could be a golden era for student esports in the country.
