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Holmdel e-sports team highlighted after two state championships and a runner-up finish
Summary
Holmdel High School’s e-sports program, coached by teacher Michael Moore, was recognized for winning two state championships in its first three years and finishing this year as state runner-up; the roster of starters was presented to the board.
Holmdel Township School District recognized its competitive e-sports program during the annual awards presentation, highlighting back-to-back state championships in the program’s early years and a runner-up finish this year.
The district noted the program’s rapid growth and scholarship pathways tied to collegiate e-sports programs. Michael Moore, identified in the meeting as the high school math teacher directing the team, was named as the coach. The presenter read the starting Valorant roster and additional club members, naming students who will be photographed with board members.
District leaders described the team as tightly knit and emphasized mentorship between varsity and incoming students as a factor in continued competitiveness. The awards recognition was ceremonial; no policy or funding decisions were made at the meeting related to the e-sports program.
