Kingston College recently hosted an exciting cross-group FIFA (FC26) gaming tournament, bringing together learners from across the group for a day of competitive play, teamwork, and community spirit. The event provided an inclusive platform for students to showcase their gaming skills, connect with peers from other colleges, and enjoy friendly but focused competition in a lively atmosphere.
The tournament featured both FC26 Singles and FC26 Doubles categories, attracting strong participation and high-quality gameplay throughout the day. Matches were closely contested, with players demonstrating impressive tactical awareness, technical skill, and sportsmanship.
In the FC26 Singles Tournament, the title was claimed by Ange from South Thames College, who delivered a series of confident and composed performances to secure first place. The FC26 Doubles Tournament saw outstanding teamwork from Jay and Cameron of Carshalton College, whose strong coordination and communication led them to victory.
The event was a great success, highlighting the positive role of esports and gaming in encouraging collaboration, engagement, and friendly competition across the group. Kingston College looks forward to hosting more cross-college events like this in the future.
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