Boise State Athletics
Boise State Esports Announces Champions Club to Sustain Success
4/15/2026 9:45:00 AM | General, Esports
Opportunity to invest in one of the most innovative and successful programs in department
BOISE, Idaho - Boise State's nationally recognized esports program has announced a new initiative designed to elevate one of the most innovative and successful programs in college athletics. The Champions Club provides fans, alumni, and supporters with the opportunity to directly invest in Boise State Esports. Contributions will support team travel, championship competition, and long-term program growth, while creating expanded opportunities for current and future student-athletes. Membership is open to all, with annual contributions starting at just $25. Visit Champions Club to join today.
"Once again, Boise State Esports is competing and winning on a national stage," said Boise State Director of Athletics Jeramiah Dickey. "The Champions Club allows Bronco Nation to directly impact that success by expanding access, enhancing their experience, and positioning the program to continue leading the way in collegiate Esports."
Boise State was among the first universities to embrace competitive gaming at the collegiate level, helping to pioneer the growing esports movement across campuses nationwide. The team has captured 13 Mountain West Championships and six national titles since 2018, making them one of the most successful collegiate esports programs in the country.
"Champions Club is ELITE, the first in collegiate esports. But what else do you expect from bar-raisers?" said Head Coach Doc Haskell. "Fans have always been the difference and now they can help bring even more champions and championships to Boise State. I'm fired up!"
Last weekend, the Broncos won their first Valorant national championship at the Power Esports Championship (PEC), the seventh national title in program history.
Visit Champions Club to join the official annual giving society of Boise State Esports.
About Boise State Esports
Boise State Esports is the official varsity esports program of Boise State and a member of Boise State Athletics. Founded in 2017 by head coach Doc Haskell, the program has recorded more than 1,500 wins, 15 conference championships, and six national titles. The Broncos compete across a variety of titles, including Overwatch 2, Valorant, Rocket League, College Football 26, and Super Smash Bros. The home of Boise State Esports is a 7,000-square-foot facility that includes a competition arena, training space, and a cutting-edge broadcast studio from which the team produces over 30 hours of live content weekly, positioning Boise State as a national leader in collegiate esports media and operations.
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