The Boston Breach team plays in the Call of Duty League Pro-Am Classic esports tournament at Belong Gaming Arena in Columbus on May 6, 2022.
Call Of Duty Esports Tournament
The Boston Breach cruised to a 3-1 win over the Carolina Royal Ravens on Saturday to stay in contention for the top spot in the standings of qualifying action for the Call of Duty League’s Stage 1 Major.
Boston took Hacienda Control 3-2 and Vault Hardpoint 250-109 to pull away from a 1-1 tie and improve to 4-1, good for third place in the standings behind the Toronto Ultra (5-0) and the Los Angeles Thieves (4-0).
Carolina fell to 4-1, dropping it to fifth place in the standings.
In other action Saturday, the Vancouver Surge beat the Vegas Falcons 3-1 and the Miami Heretics edged Cloud9 New York 3-2.
Vancouver followed the same path to victory that the Breach took, splitting the first two maps of its meeting with the Falcons, then prevailing 3-1 on Hacienda Control before picking up a 250-171 win on Red Card Hardpoint.
Miami had to rally from a 2-1 deficit, doing so with victories on Vault Hardpoint (250-183) and Hacienda Search & Destroy (6-4).
Qualifying action continues Sunday with three matches:
–Los Angeles Guerrillas M8 vs. Toronto Ultra
–Los Angeles Thieves vs. OpTic Texas
–Minnesota Rokkr vs. Atlanta FaZe
Call of Duty League 2025 Stage 1 Major qualifiers standings (win-loss record, map win-loss differential):
1. Toronto Ultra, 5-0, plus-8
2. Los Angeles Thieves, 4-0, plus-7
3. Boston Breach, 4-1, plus-4
4. OpTic Texas, 4-1, plus-7
5. Carolina Royal Ravens, 4-1, plus-6
6. Vancouver Surge, 2-3, minus-1
7. Miami Heretics, 2-3, plus-1
8. Minnesota Rokkr, 2-3, minus-3
9. Atlanta FaZe, 1-3, minus-4
10. Los Angeles Guerrillas M8, 1-4, minus-3
11. Cloud9 New York, 1-5, minus-8
12. Vegas Falcons, 0-6, minus-14
–Field Level Media
