The 2026 Pokémon World Championships have come to an end, and with them, so does the Pokémon UNITE Championship Series (UCS). I spent much of the weekend holding back tears when I thought about what that meant. But being in a venue full of people and having a job to do, I tamped those emotions down. Writing this is, for me, a way to finally process what the end of the UCS means to me. While I will miss it dearly, the UCS’s sunsetting fills me with both an immense sense of pride in my accomplishments, and also a peaceful sense of closure.
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My Next Adventure
In two weeks, I will no longer be the social media coordinator for the Boston Uprising.
Continue reading “My Next Adventure”Recapping my OWL 2020 Season
My first full season in the Overwatch League has come to an end, and I can’t succinctly sum it up. The season was disappointing in many ways. We didn’t travel the world. We didn’t host homestands. We didn’t hear roaring crowds every weekend or meet scores of fans. We didn’t win many games.
To the OWL Grand Finals
As a kid, video games were never celebrated. It’s a classic tale. My parents restricted my screen time. I couldn’t play Call of Duty until I was 13. I rarely received new games outside of Christmas and my birthday. In hindsight, I mostly respect those decisions. But as a kid, they sucked.
Recapping My Trip to Seoul, South Korea
It was a whirlwind March. In a span of 18 days, I took 6 flights for a combined 18 hours 50 minutes and 6,788 miles spent in planes. Between classes and travel, I didn’t have much of a chance to share my past couple trips with you. So here’s a recap of my weekend in Seoul, South Korea.