NJCAA Esports Announces Promotion of Matt King to Senior Director of Operations

NJCAA Esports Announces Promotion of Matt King to Senior Director of Operations

Charlotte, N.C. – NJCAA Esports is proud to announce the promotion of Matt King to Senior Director of Operations, advancing from his previous role as Director of Esports.

Since joining NJCAA Esports, King has played an instrumental role in the growth and development of the organization’s competitive infrastructure, championship operations, and member support initiatives. His leadership has helped strengthen institutional engagement, enhance operational efficiencies, and expand opportunities for two-year colleges and their esports student-athletes nationwide.

In his new role, King will oversee day-to-day operations and strategic initiatives across NJCAA Esports, including championship administration, policy and procedures, institutional relations, and long-term organizational planning.

“Matt has been a driving force behind the continued evolution of NJCAA Esports,” said Jeff White, Executive Director of NJCAA Esports. “His leadership, attention to detail, and unwavering commitment to our member institutions and student-athletes have elevated every aspect of our operation. This promotion recognizes his exceptional contributions and reflects our confidence in his ability to guide NJCAA Esports into its next stage of growth.”

King has been central to expanding competitive offerings, improving operational workflows, and collaborating with campus esports leaders to ensure accessible, high-quality competitive experiences across the NJCAA Esports membership.

“I am grateful for the opportunity to continue serving NJCAA Esports in this expanded role,” King said. “The growth of esports at the two-year college level has been incredible, and I’m excited to build on the strong foundation we’ve created together.”

About NJCAA Esports:

The National Junior College Athletic Association Esports is the only nonprofit esports association serving only two-year, technical, and community colleges in collegiate esports, meeting their specialized needs. Founded in 2019, the NJCAAE serves over 6,000 students and has over 230 member institutions on its competitive platform.