The Testa Gaming Foundation provides structured gaming programs designed to promote teamwork, problem solving, creativity, and positive community experiences. Our programs combine fun gaming events with skill building and friendly competition. Along with education and career focused opportunities for Post Secondary.
Casual Game Nights
Team Tournaments
Esports Leagues
Special Events and Competitions
Learning Through Gaming
S.T.E.A.M Activities
College outreach
AND MORE!!!
Players at this stage are just beginning their gaming journey. The focus is on learning basic controls, developing coordination, and understanding how to play cooperatively with others. Competition is kept light and fun so players can build confidence and learn good sportsmanship
Players may participate in casual challenges, cooperative missions, and beginner-friendly competitions. Platformers, and games with guided strategy are great for this age.
This age should start developing:
Basic controls
Taking turns and teamwork
Winning and losing respectfully
Simple strategy and problem solving
Games for this age group:
Mario Kart (50cc)
Minecraft (Creative Mode)
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Enemy level 3-4)
Fall Guys
Nintendo Switch Sports
Players begin to develop stronger game awareness and start understanding strategy and teamwork. Friendly competition becomes more structured while still focusing on fun and learning
At this level, players may begin participating in beginner leagues, small tournaments, and team-based challenges. Competitive games, and those that require strategy with minimal guides are good for this age group.
This age should start developing:
Basic strategy
Communication with teammates
Practice and improvement
Handling competitive situations
Games for this age group:
Rocket League
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Enemy level 5-7)
Minecraft (Creative/Survival Mode)
Mario Kart (100cc)
Splatoon
Players at this stage are ready for more structured competitive environments. Many begin developing real teamwork skills, learning strategy, and practicing regularly to improve.
Middle school programs may include organized leagues, team play, and larger tournaments. This is where they can start being introduced to Shooters like Valorant or Marvel Rivals, and Strategy games that offer no aid or guides.
This age should start developing:
Team communication
Strategy and decision-making
Practice routines
Competitive sportsmanship
Games for this age group:
Rocket League
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Enemy level 7-9)
Splatoon
Valorant
Marvel Rivals
Fortnite
Minecraft competitive modes
Mario Kart tournaments (150cc)
High school players may begin participating in serious team competition and organized esports environments. At this level, players often specialize in particular games and develop advanced strategy, teamwork, and leadership skills
Programs may include competitive teams, leagues, tournaments, and mentorship roles for younger players. Full blown Shooters, R.P.G's with advanced stories and decision making, and immersive strategy games become standard at this age.
This age should start developing:
Advanced strategy
Leadership and teamwork
Tournament experience
Game analysis and improvement
Games for this age group:
Rocket League
Valorant
Marvel Rivals
League of Legends
Call of Duty (11-12 grade)
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate (Enemy level 8-9)
Splatoon
Minecraft competitions
Mario Kart tournaments (150cc+)
Players should register using the grade group they are currently enrolled in at school