SAN ANTONIO, TX. – Pace University Esports continued competition at the FORGE Scholastic Esports Championship on Day 2, with Pace VALORANT Gold battling its way into the grand finals after a resilient performance against national-level competition.

Pace opened the day with a 0-2 loss to Northwood University, one of the top collegiate VALORANT programs in the country. Despite the setback, the Setters responded quickly and kept their championship hopes alive with another strong showing against Keiser University.

After defeating Keiser in straight maps earlier in the event, Pace faced a tougher test in the rematch. The Blue and Gold pushed through a three-map series and came away with a 2-1 victory, securing a spot in the FORGE grand finals.

With the win, Pace VALORANT Gold now earns another matchup with Northwood University, this time with the FORGE Scholastic Esports Championship title on the line. The rematch gives the Setters another opportunity to close the tournament with a statement performance against one of the strongest teams in the field.

Pace Rainbow Six: Siege did not compete on Day 2 and will resume matches on Day 3 of the event.