Top SA Female Tekken 7 Rankings Revealed

North West University – Vaal student Yu-Hsien Lin enjoys a comfortable lead at the top of SA’s Top Female Tekken Rankings unveiled by Mind Sports South Africa (MSSA), as domestic participation in Esports enjoys ever-increasing popularity.

MSSA is aware of the potential of esports in terms of what it (esports) can offer all females. As such MSSA has been promoting female participation right from the start. At first, there was a body of gamers that resisted MSSA’s moves, but reason has held sway in that they too see the obvious advantages of seeing greater female participation and now even hold such types of championships as if it were their idea.

It should be noted that MSSA has sent female players overseas as part of the national team in 2010.

It has been MSSA’s privilege to also send female members across as part of the Protea Esports Team in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017.

In fact, it should be noted that MSSA not only has more females in its national team than any other country in the world, but is also the only country in the world that has females as part of its national team at IESF’s World Championships every single year since 2012.