Coaches, WanRo, Rexa, Christopher Wong, CEO, Malaysia Book of Records, Top 10 Finalists, Santharuban Thurai Sundaram, Minister for Youth & Sports, YB Hannah Yeoh, Amy Gan, VP of Marketing at Etika Sdn Bhd, Casters, Tash Bunn
Goodday Charge has announced the formation of Team eMAS, Malaysia’s first senior esports team, officially recognized by the Malaysian Book of Records. Inaugurated by Youth and Sports Minister YB Hannah sYeoh at Orange Esports Club, this initiative, supported by the Malaysian Esports Federation, aims to bridge the generational gap by involving seniors aged 50 and above in competitive gaming.
The Boomers2Gamers competition attracted 298 applicants, with six members ultimately selected. Team eMAS seeks to challenge stereotypes about esports, emphasizing cognitive and physical benefits while fostering intergenerational bonding. Partners like Orange Esports Club, Predator Gaming, and Creative Labs provided state-of-the-art facilities for training.
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