The Insomnia Gaming Fest hosted an array of events for both the casual con-goer and the competitive fiend. There were open LAN events for those bringing setups to the BYOC area providing opportunities for plenty of people to get involved. And for those looking for more casual events, Yorkshire Tea-sponsored Insomnia events ran on all days. Mario Kart Time Trials, EAFC, VALORANT, and Overwatch were playable for community members. University esports organizations, the National Student Esports (NSE) and the National University Esports League (NUEL) were in attendance alongside the main stage’s competitions.
NUEL made its convention debut with casual Teamfight Tactics and All Random All Mid (ARAM) tournaments. NSE, however, held their Spring Split Grand Finals for their respective titles. Your notable Insomnia Esports Results at i72 across the 4 days are as follows.
BUEC Spring Split saw two teams per game who qualified through months of online competition, linked with British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS). The teams would compete on the NSE stage, adorned with Monster Energy and Pringles merchandise alongside the growing list of sponsors.
Photo: Andrew Ogunnaike | “Our opponents were really good, we were just a little bit luckier” – SSG Zoyed after a Game 5 win for NSE League of Legends Finals
NSE | “Behind the scenes, it was business as usual really” – Thrall on the 4-0
Taking place on the Main stage or Challenger side stage, these events were played through the BYOC tournaments on site. Lower finals and Grand finals would be played on the IGFestUK main stream while the British Army Esports streamed the Challenger stage finals.
Insomnia Gaming Fest is expected to return next year. But will these winning teams be able to defend their crowns? Or will new talent take their place?
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