Show your talent in a variety of games open to all skill levels, from new to experienced players! Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or just starting out, this event is the perfect opportunity to test your skills and compete against other players in a fun and friendly environment.
Compete in the 2024 Logan Esports Cup thanks to the Logan City Council!
The AEL is proudly supported by
WHAT’S ON?
Get excited for the annual ‘Logan Esports Cup’ proudly presented by Logan City Council, a whole weekend of Esports and Video games taking over The Logan Entertainment Centre in Logan, QLD.
Including a prize pool valued at $1,000 spread across tournaments in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Street Fighter 6, Mario Kart 8 & Forza Motorsport!
Plus we are holding High Schools competitions for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Mario Kart 8, Just Dance & Minecraft.
Participate for some fun, meet like-minded players and prove you are the best of the best to be crowned Logan Cup champion of 2024!
KEY INFO
Schedule
Friday
High School groups only
11:00am – Schools arrive
11am-12pm – Teachers check students in for tournaments
12:00pm – Tournaments begin
3:00pm – Tournaments end & Schools leave
Saturday
10:00am – Doors open
10:00am – Free play available
10:00am – Forza time trial begins
10:00am – Super Smash Bros. Ultimate check-in begins
10:00am – Street Fighter 6 check-in begins
10:55am – Super Smash Bros. Ultimate check-in closes
10:55am – Street Fighter 6 check-in closes
11:00am – Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament begins
11:00am – Street Fighter 6 tournament begins
1:30pm – Mario Kart 8 check-in begins
1:55pm – Mario Kart 8 check-in closes
2:00pm – Mario Kart 8 tournament begins
5:00pm – Doors close
Venue
Logan Entertainment Centre, 170 Wembley Rd, Logan Central QLD 4114
Date
Friday & Saturday 24-25 May 2024
Time
Friday 11:00am-3:00pm
Saturday 10:00am-5:00pm
Entry
Free, Registration is required for all attendees
OPEN TOURNAMENTS
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Join in the SSBU tournament today to show off your skills to compete for a share of the $250 prize pool.
Format:
Played on the Nintendo Switch, players are seeded into a tournament bracket to play against one another until the champion is determined.
1v1, no items.
A maximum cap of 64 players is available for this competition.
Prizes:
1st place will receive $200
2nd place will receive $50
Nintendo is not a sponsor of or affiliated with this tournament.
Terms for participating in and viewing Community Tournaments using Nintendo game: https://www.nintendo.com.au/legal/terms-for-participating-in-and-viewing-community-tournaments-using-nintendo-games
Street Fighter 6
Join in the SF6 tournament today to show off your skills to compete for a share of the $250 prize pool.
Format:
Played on PC, players are seeded into a tournament bracket to play against one another until the champion is determined.
A maximum cap of 64 players is available for this competition.
Prizes:
1st place will receive $200
2nd place will receive $50
Mario Kart 8
Join in the MK8 tournament today and prove you are the fastest around the track to compete for a share of the $250 prize pool.
Format:
Played on the Nintendo Switch, players are arranged into pools of 8 to play against one another to advance from their pool into the championship pool to play until the champion is determined.
150cc, No kart restrictions
A maximum cap of 64 players is available for this competition.
Prizes:
1st place will receive $200
2nd place will receive $50
Nintendo is not a sponsor of or affiliated with this tournament.
Terms for participating in and viewing Community Tournaments using Nintendo game: https://www.nintendo.com.au/legal/terms-for-participating-in-and-viewing-community-tournaments-using-nintendo-games
Forza Motorsport
Join in the Forza Motorsport tournament today and prove you are the fastest around the track to compete for a share of the $250 prize pool.
Format:
Played on the Xbox One Series S, players are given limited chances to set their best time on a track chosen by staff on the day.
A maximum cap of 64 players is available for this competition.
Prizes:
1st place will receive $200
2nd place will receive $50
HIGH SCHOOL DAY
Friday May 24th will be the esports day only available for high school students. Speak to your teacher about participation.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Join in the 1 v 1 Super Smash Bros. tournament today and represent your school in a showcase for which school has the best gamers!
Format:
Played on the Nintendo Switch in 1 v 1 format, school students are seeded into a tournament bracket to play against one another until the champion is determined. The winning school will be the school with the highest average placement.
No Items.
Nintendo is not a sponsor of or affiliated with this tournament.
Terms for participating in and viewing Community Tournaments using Nintendo game: https://www.nintendo.com.au/legal/terms-for-participating-in-and-viewing-community-tournaments-using-nintendo-games
Mario Kart 8
Join in the Mario Kart tournament today and represent your school in a showcase for which school is the fastest!
Format:
Played on the Nintendo Switch, players are arranged into pools of 8 to play against one another to advance from their pool into the championship pool to play until the champion is determined.
150cc, No kart restrictions.
Nintendo is not a sponsor of or affiliated with this tournament.
Terms for participating in and viewing Community Tournaments using Nintendo game: https://www.nintendo.com.au/legal/terms-for-participating-in-and-viewing-community-tournaments-using-nintendo-games
Just Dance
Join in the Just Dance tournament today and represent your school in a showcase for which school has the best dancers!
Format:
Played on the Nintendo Switch, players will dance to three different songs, chosen by tournament officials on the day, earning points for each dance with the player with the most total points and school with the highest average points being declared the winners.
Minecraft
Join in the Minecraft build competition today and represent your school in a showcase for which school is the most creative!
Format:
Played on PC competitors will be given a prompt by tournament officials on the day and given a set amount of time to build something.
Tournament officials will then judge all builds and decide on a winner
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Is the event open to anyone?
This event is open to all. Players must be aged 13 years or older to compete in the esports competitions, those under the age of 16 we kindly request they obtain their parent’s permission to participate.
Are there any other restrictions to play?
Each game has a player cap, please check the information above to confirm how many can register for each event. Registrations are accepted on a first-in best-dressed basis. Players of all skill levels are welcome!
The games you've chosen are amazing, but what if I play something else?
Never played the games on offer and think you may actually like them? Don’t be afraid. Sign up anyway. We won’t judge.
In the future we may have other games on offer, follow our socials to hear about any future tournaments or let us know if you have a suggestion!
And exactly how does one win?
It’s a numbers game.
Players will compete over the course of the tournament. The best of the best will face each other in a Grand Finals to determine who the ultimate winner.
Make sure to read above for details on the tournament formats for each game!
What if I have another question?
Or you can message us through any one of our social pages on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram and our friendly team will get back to you as soon as possible!
What if I don't want to compete?
Don’t worry if you don’t want to compete, we will have a free play zone where you can come along and chill out to play a number of games available on the Nintendo Switch including Super Smash Bros., Mario Kart and more!
Contact us
Make sure to follow our network across Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn!
Join the AEL discord and participate in our esports and gaming community!
The team at the Australian Esports League would love to hear from you
Whether you are wanting to run an esports event, are a teacher wanting more information of how to get your school involved or a parent wanting to learn more, we are here to help you in your Esports journey
For general enquiries, simply write to us at [email protected] and one of team will be in touch
For Primary, High School and Home-schooling Esports, you can contact us at: [email protected]