About Us

Our club started in the fall of 2018. Our founding students wanted something more competitive than the existing Video Game club, and when they heard Coach Bak played League of Legends, they approached her about starting an eSports club at Creek. That year, we began competing in the High School eSports League. eSports grew so quickly in Colorado that year that CHSAA announced a three-year eSports pilot to determine if it would become an official high school activity. In 2022, eSports gained full sanctioning, and today we partner with PlayVS to allow students to compete in a variety of video games.

Since 2018, we have exploded in popularity at Creek. We rapidly grew to over 140 members and are one of the largest student groups on campus. Over the years, we have had over 80 teams (Varsity and JV) compete in 12 eSports seasons and many other competitions. Our players have received over $150,000 in college scholarship offers, and several have gone on to compete at the college level. eSports continues to grow in Colorado and nationwide, and we are excited to see where the future takes us!

2023 State Champions - League of Legends

2022 State Champions - Rocket League

2019 State Champions - League of Legends *

2020 State Champions - League of Legends *

2022 State Champions - Super Smash Brothers Ultimate *

2021 Regional Champions - Overwatch *

2022 Regional Champions - Overwatch *
Titles with an * were won during the CHSAA eSports Pilot, before full approval/sanctioning

Esports: Cherry Creek Avenges Loss, Wins League of Legend State TitleLAKEWOOD – Last year, Cherry Creek was unbeaten in the regular season but was eliminated in the League of Legends quarterfinals. The No. 1 overall seed this year, Creek Varsity LoL was determined not to fall short of the in-person finals.

Cherry Creek High School wins first-ever CHSAA-sanctioned esports championshipHigh school students from across Colorado with skillsets in an undeniably growing competitive discipline recently participated in the state’s inaugural championship, and now Colorado has its …

Esports: Cherry Creek claims Super Smash Bros. Ultimate titleLAKEWOOD – As esports approaches the finish line on its journey to becoming a Colorado High School Association-sanctioned activity in Colorado, the state crowned its first Super Smash Bros. Ultimate champion on Thursday.

First League of Legends championship held in LakewoodLAKEWOOD, Colo. — The stage was set Saturday night, for the best CHSAA gamers across the state. “I just love the atmosphere,” said Cherry Creek high school senior Vlad Dolzhenko. “I love the …

Meet the Leadership

Ms. Alexandra Bak

Club Sponsor/Head Coach
abak@cherrycreekschools.org

Ms. Tara Cullen

Club Sponsor/Assistant Coach
tcullen2@cherrycreekschools.org

Club Leadership & Captains
President: Lux V.
Vice President: Kat S.
Secretary: Liberty M.
League of Legends Captain: Orin B.
Rocket League Captain: Connor E.
Super Smash Bros Captain: Lux V.
Mario Kart 8 Captain: Cleo B.
Splatoon Captain: Zaylix T.
Officers: Ashton C., Chase C.

Alumni Coaching Staff
We are grateful for our CCHS Alumni that continue to offer their support and expertise to our teams!

Nine C. and Alex T. (League of Legends)
Oliver B. (Rocket League)
Jacob G. (Overwatch)