Team Sibol has announced the complete schedule of the second phase of its SEA Games qualifiers for Arena of Valor (AoV) and Free Fire. Check out the dates below.
Sibol Free Fire Phase 2 Qualifiers Schedule
- February 25 (Friday) - Rounds 1 to 6
Sibol AoV Phase 2 Qualifiers Schedule
- February 26 (Saturday) - Quarterfinals (4 matches)
- February 27 (Sunday) - Semifinals (best-of-five) and Grand finals (best-of-seven)
Where to watch Sibol Phase 2 Qualifiers?
You can watch the livestream of the games via the official Sibol Facebook page.
More details about Sibol 2022 National Team Selection for SEA Games
The winning teams in the Sibol Phase 2 qualifiers will represent the Philippines at the 31st Southeast Asian Games (SEAG) in Hanoi, Vietnam, scheduled for May 2022.
Meanwhile, other tryouts for esports titles, including Mobile Legends, Wild Rift, CrossFire, FIFA Online 4, and LoL PC, were already concluded. Sibol has also chosen its lineup for PUBG Mobile, picked from the top finishers of PUBG Mobile Pro League Season 5 - PH Qualifier.
Here are the other PH team Sibol representatives:
- Blacklist International (Mobile Legends: Bang Bang)
- LF Adoption and GrindSky Eris (Wild Rift men's and women's division)
- ZAP Battlegroundz and KHI Esports (PUBG Mobile)
- Pacific Macta Infirma (CrossFire)
- Jorrel Aristorenas, Bilog FC, and Radalad (FIFA Online 4)
- West Point Esports (LoL PC)
The Vietnam SEA Games' Esports category will feature eight titles, including Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Legends: Wild Rift (Men and Women Divisions), League of Legends (PC), CrossFire, Arena of Valor, Free Fire, PUBG Mobile (Individual and Team), and FIFA Online 4.
To recap, this will be the second time in the biennial multi-sport event's history that an Esports category will be included. The SEA Games 2019 marked the first time esports had been included as an official medal event. Dota 2, StarCraft II, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Arena of Valor, Tekken 7, and Hearthstone were the games featured. The Philippines dominated the inaugural esports medal event, claiming gold in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Dota 2, and StarCraft II. Meanwhile, Vietnam won three bronze medals in Dota 2, Arena of Valor, and StarCraft II.
