LAHORE: The Mega E-Sports National Championship 2026 concluded at the Nishtar Park Sports Complex Gymnasium Hall after two days of thrilling competitions.
Organised in collaboration with the Youth Affairs and Sports Department Punjab, the event drew participation from 7,000 players nationwide. Top Teams and Prize Distribution Maxebels clinched the championship title, earning PKR 1 million.
X Generation finished runners-up, awarded PKR 750,000. 313 Esports secured third place, receiving PKR 300,000. In total, PKR 3 million was distributed among winners and top-performing teams at the closing ceremony.
The top seven teams — Maxebels, X Generation, 313 Esports, Loyalty First, True Esports, The Mythicals, and GCWXXZO Esports — secured qualification for the PMGO S2 South Asia Finals, marking a significant step for Pakistan’s representation in regional e-sports.
Secretary Youth Affairs and Sports Punjab Fazal-ur-Rehman congratulated the winners, calling the championship a major step toward promoting e-sports across Punjab. He emphasized that Pakistani youth are increasingly excelling in e-sports and bringing laurels to the country.
He further announced plans to construct a modern, state-of-the-art E-Games building, equipped with the latest technology and training facilities, aimed at nurturing young talent and providing structured pathways for professional growth.
Sixteen teams competed in the championship, including: Seventh Element, Loyalty First, 313 Esports, Circle X Esports, Maxebels, The Mythicals, X Generation, 7Bandits, GCWXXZO Esports, Portal Esports, Red Death Esports, 4 Vikings, Global Wiz, True Esports, RTC Esports, and Faulty Devils.
