The competitive Super Smash Brothers team competes in the Eastern College Athletic Conference each Spring semester. The team also hosts scrims and practices throughout the winter and summer breaks, outside of the competitive season. All ECAC matches are streamed on our Twitch channel

  • Schedule

    Catholic U Smash plays in the ECAC conference on Monday nights at 8:00PM 

    Red Team

    Date Opponent Result
    2/2/2026 Penn State - Behrend Won: 2-0
    2/9/2026 Binghampton University Won: 2-0
    2/23/2026 Broklyn College
    3/2/2026 Saint Francis University
    3/9/2026 Gateway Technical College
    3/16/2026 BYE WEEK BYE WEEK
    3/23/2026 John Jay College of Criminal Justice

     

    Black Team

    Date Opponent Result
    2/2/2026 Northeastern University Lost: 2-0
    2/9/2026 Wichita State University Lost: 2-1
    2/16/2026 West Virginia University Lost: 2-0
    2/23/2026 SUNY Canton
    3/2/2026 Midwestern State University
    3/9/2026 Southeast Missouri State University
    3/16/2026 Saint Joseph's University

  • Team Roster

    Name Major Graduation Year Alias Team Role
    Adaire Ogundeko Architecture/Science of Net-Zero Design 2026 chrollo Black Captain
    Eric Corzine Computer Science 2026 SW-1011-3770-3934 Red Co-Captain
    Ryan Florek Civil Engineering 2028 nubslair Black Player
    Raafael Gonzales-Trelles Mechanical Enginering 2027 PlusUltra Red Player
    Timothy McGuire Media and Communications 2028 TM Black Player
    Daniel Zanchettin Acting for Theatre, Film and Television 2026 SW-4239-4534-5021 Red Player
    Michael Cartagena Game Design 2027 KaiserMike Red Player
    Luke Busby Psychological and Brain Sciences 2029 ipnh Black Player
    Joe Allston Economics 2028 Jallston09 Red Player
     

  • Coach

    Kyle Weber is the Head Coach of Catholic University's Smash Esports Team and is a proud alumnus of the University. He served as the program's first Team Captain in 2019, leading the inaugural Smash team during the early stages of Catholic's esports development.

    After graduating in 2020, he was invited to return to the program as a coach. With his continued involvement in competitive play, firsthand leadership experience, and deep connection to the University, the transition from captain to coach was a natural progression. He began remotely in 2021 before moving into a fully in-person role.

    As both a former student-athlete and the program's first captain, he brings a unique perspective to his leadership. He is passionate about mentoring student competitors, fostering team culture, and helping continue the growth of Catholic's esports program.