Such League is the only official league in the country.

For more information on the MSSA leagues, please go to: http://www.mssa-cgboc.org/

AGASA are running a league and so are MSSA, if MSSA are meant to be the governing body then why are they running a league?

Please remember that the MSSA Online League is the only officially recognised league.

The League consists of two legs.

Leg 1 is deemed to have the status of a Provincial Championship. Leg 1 shall run over 5 weeks from 16 February 2009 to 22 March 2009.

Leg 2 is deemed to have the status of a National Championship. Leg 2 may only be entered by teams that have played in Leg 1 and shall run over a 5 week period from 6 April 2009 to 19 May 2009.

Players can register for Leg 1 of the League up until 8 February 2009.

Actual gaming of Leg 1 starts on 16 February 2009.

The games that shall be played in the Online League are as follows:

Counter Strike 1.6â„¢ (PC)
DotA- Allstarsâ„¢ (PC)
Team Fortress 2â„¢ (PC)
Quake 3â„¢ (PC)
Call of Duty 4â„¢ (PC)
Call of Duty: World at Warâ„¢ (PC)
Starcraftâ„¢ (PC)
TrackMania Nations Foreverâ„¢ (PC)
Red Alert 3â„¢ (PC)
Gears of War 2 (XBOX360)
Guitar Hero (XBOX 360)

Medals shall be awarded to the following:

Premier (overall): 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
University teams: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
High School: 1st, 2nd, and 3rd

Added to the above, players are able to earn provincial colours if they end in the top 50% of both Leg 1 and Leg 2, and/or win all their games in leg 1.

Should players win all their games in Leg 2, players automatically earn National Federation Colours.

Not only that, but all players that finish in the top 20% automatically qualify for National Team trials.

Of course the Team Trials for any game shall only be held if all the criteria in terms of participation are met.

It is only through participating in the National Team Trials that players can qualify for official team selection and Protea Colours.

To participate in the MSSA Online Computer Games League you need to have completed the following items:

1. Download and print off the MSSA Registration form from the MSSA site http://www.mssa-cgboc.org/.
2. Complete the MSSA registration form. Please note that if you are already a registered player of a club affiliated to the MSSA, then all you need to do is complete the entry form.
3. Pay your Registration and Entry fees into the Mind Sports South Africa’s bank account being; ABSA, account number: 9047667676
4. Fax your registration form (or Entry Form) together with your proof of payment to 086 672 1911.
5. Check you have been successfully added to the register of players at least three days after submission of your faxes to ensure that there are no misstatements or omissions

Regards

Colin Webster
President
Mind Sports South Africa
P O Box 19275
FISHER’S HILL
1408
Tel: 011 828 4994
Fax: 086 672 1911
Cell: 073 593 9451
e-mail: mindsportssa@iafrica.com
URL: http://www.mssa-cgboc.org/ (eSports Gaming site)
URL: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=9254840698 (Facebook)

Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA) is an affiliate of the South African Confederation of Sport and Olympic Committee.

The MSSA is responsible for the good governance and promotion of Historical figure games (also known as wargames), Board games (such as Backgammon, Diplomacy, Checkers, Draughts, Morabaraba, etc), and eSports (whether they are played on ‘cell phones, Sony® PSP’s, personal computers or similar).