This isn't a coding class.
It’s career-grade skill development.
Where kids train like developers, compete like athletes, and grow into technologists.
How the League Works
The season, at a glance
Join a Team
Players are placed on small, coached teams of around 12 to 15 players.
Practice Real Skills
Weekly practices focus on real software skills.
Build & Compete
Teams face-off in an Esports competition befor a live audience competing to build real applications.
Grow Over Time
Players progress through skill levels each season.
League organization
How the league is structured
6th - 8th grade division
9th - 12th grade division
All coed
Practice & Competitions
Your players will compete against another team to design, build, and ship a complete software application.
Practice in person twice a week
Competitions will be held in the nashville metro area
Player roles
Each role will own a critical part of the system. Here some of the positions your players will fill on thier team:
The Frontend Developer owns the user experience. They turn designs and requirements into real, interactive screens—making sure the app looks great, feels fast, and works smoothly for users during the competition.
HTML
CSS
React
UI State
Accessibility
The Backend Developer builds the server-side logic that makes the app function. They create APIs, handle authentication, and connect the frontend to data—ensuring the application behaves correctly under pressure.
Node.js
TypeScript
APIs
Authentication
Business Logic
The Data Engineer is responsible for how data is stored, retrieved, and structured. They design databases, optimize queries, and ensure the app can reliably track and use information as features come together.
Databases
Data Modeling
SQL
Indexes
Performance
The DevOps Engineer makes sure the app actually runs in the real world. They handle deployments, manage cloud infrastructure, and keep the team shipping updates fast and safely during the build race.
Git
CI/CD
Cloud Hosting
Environments
Monitoring
Reserve spot