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Gearing Up for a Thrilling Summer Series: Navy MWR Esports 2023 Features Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II

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August 23, 2023 | Story by Naomi Wilkins | Commander, Navy Installations Command

Just when you think Summer is coming to an end, Commander, Navy Installations Command (CNIC) HQ Navy Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) Community Recreation and Liberty-Single Sailor Program announce their Navy MWR Esports Summer 2023 Series, featuring Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II. Starting Aug 25, 2023, the five-tournament series will see competitors strive for victory in a 4v4 team format. The first and second-place winners will receive great prizes and exclusive, commemorative apparel, along with bragging rights. Whether you’re an experienced gamer or just here for the comradery, Sailors and other Navy MWR eligible patrons are welcome to participate in this exciting competition.

“Each year the tournament gets bigger and better, and this year is no exception,” said Brooke Haley, CNIC’s Fleet and Family Readiness Liberty and Community Recreation Program Manager. 

The upcoming Call of Duty tournaments will also serve as the qualifying stage for the All-Navy Esports Team, who will be competing in the upcoming 2023 Armed Forces Championship. This process will identify the four athletes who will represent the Navy in the championship event, scheduled for Oct 2023. The All-Navy Sports program offers Sailors an opportunity to showcase their athletic skills to compete above the intramural level, in team or individual sports, a chance to represent the Navy at higher-level athletic competitions.

Since its inception in 2020, the Navy MWR Esports program has been a staple in Community Recreation and Liberty’s initiatives to provide entertainment and recreation opportunities through competitive sports. The Navy MWR Esports program is open to all eligible MWR patrons from all Services. Navy MWR Esports tournaments have already amassed almost 4,000 participants and 10.7 million live views.

Competitors can sign up now on the Navy MWR Esports page at www.navymwr.org/esports. Registration is capped at 128 participants per tournament, with priority given to active-duty Sailors, and will close on the day of the competition.

The dates and times for the upcoming tournaments are:

Friday, Aug 25 - 8 p.m. EDT

Saturday, Aug 26 - 2 p.m. EDT

Sunday, Aug 27 - 2 p.m. EDT

Tuesday, Aug 29 - 8 p.m. EDT

Wednesday, Aug 30 - 8 p.m. EDT

Want to be part of the action but not compete? Catch the daily events featuring from around the world and see who will take home the title. Watch the live stream at www.twitch.tv/NavyMWR. 

For more information on Navy MWR, visit www.navymwr.org or the Fleet and Family Readiness Facebook page at www.facebook.com/NavyFFR.

Thank you to USAA for being a supporting sponsor of the Navy MWR Esports Summer 2023 Tournament Series. No Navy endorsement implied.

Navy MWR Esports is a Community Recreation initiative designed to provide entertainment and recreation opportunities through competitive sports. This multidimensional initiative also increases programming opportunities at MWR Liberty Centers through technological improvements and provide top-quality esports competitions to the Navy community. Navy MWR Liberty offers single and unaccompanied junior Sailors (E1-E6) recreational and leisure programs, trips and outings, outdoor adventure activities, entertainment and cultural experiences, volunteer and outreach experiences and social activities.

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