Credit: Ghost Gaming/XP League
Atlanta-based esports organization Ghost Gaming announced Thursday a new partnership with youth esports league XP League.
Financial terms and duration of the deal were not disclosed.
Under the terms of this new partnership, XP League players from the Southeast region of the United States will be recognized as part of “Ghost Gaming Academy teams.” The partnership also includes access to opportunities for “meet-and-greets, coaching and mentoring programs, professional and amateur play sessions, and youth development programs,” according to a release.
This new relationship will dovetail into Ghost Gaming’s youth training Academy program, which was announced in late-December and is scheduled to launch this year.
Ghost Gaming currently competes in a number of games including Fortnite, Rocket League, Valorant, and Call of Duty, among others.
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