eSports
IESF puts out call for nominations for IESF Athletes’ Committee
For five years Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA) had one of its athletes on IESF’s Athletes’ Commission.
With the IESF launching its Athletes’ Commission in the Hilton Hotel in Shangai in 2016, the Athlestes’ Commission was instrumental in ensuring the rights and interests of athletes were always tacken into account at IESF’s Board.
The first chairman of the Athletes’ Commission, as elected in 2016, was none other than Koen Schobbers. At the same election, Jason Batzofin, who was a learner at St John’s College, was elected on the committee and served with distinction.
In 2019 Jason Batzofin was elected as chairman and continued to serve with distinction until, due to unforseen circumstances, felt the need to resign. Upon Jason’s resignation, Tiffini Lim was appointed as Chairlady by IESF’s Board.
To stand for this important committee, National Federation’s Athletes Representative shall satisfy at least two of the points below:
a) Shall have experience as an esports athlete;
b) Shall have experience in esports;
c) Have worked with their National Federation in the past three (3) years;
d) Have represented their Member nation at an IESF-accredited event
It must be noted that no nation may have more than one representative in the Athletes Committee.
Key Information:
• Registration Opens: 27 November 2022
• Registration Closes: 6 December 2022 (15:00 Bali Time)
• Voting Begins: 7 December 2022 (15:00 Bali Time)
• Voting Closes: 10 December 2022 (15:00 Bali Time)
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