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Rocket League Esports partner up with Ally for the RLCS NA Season 2022-23 in addition to hosting a women’s Rocket League tournament.
The partnership will highlight and provide support for the women’s esports competitors in Rocket League. Furthermore, Ally will also be giving support to the Rocket League Championship Series (RLCS).
Introducing Ally Women’s Open, a women’s Rocket League tournament
Ally has pledged to reach 50/50 media spending across men’s and women’s sports, including the esports industry. According to Bridget Sponsky, the executive director of brand and partnerships at Ally, the esports scene has long been biased toward men’s competition. To give a boost to the women’s esports scene, they will soon be hosting a women’s Rocket League tournament called the Ally Women’s Open.
The gaming and esports media platformRaidiantwill be producing the tournament. The team is headed by Heather Garozzo who was the first woman in the Esports Insider Hall of Fame and the Women in Games Hall of Fame. Lead by an all-women management team, the tournament will surely provide exposure and opportunities for the women competitors in the Rocket League scene.
The women’s tournament will be starting on March 26 for the North America and Europe region. Each region will get a total prize pool of $20,000 USD. Ally Women’s Open will be live on theRocket League’s Twitch Channelstarting at 11 a.m. ET.
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