3 apps to help you track your esports teams

The esports industry has been making huge leaps forward within the past few year, so if you haven’t joined in on the action yet, now is a great time to do so. These apps will help you make the transition into this exciting new hobby, though they’re also excellent resources for established fans looking to track their teams on the go.

Yahoo Esports has been a leader in esports coverage for some time now, and they’re complimenting their web-based esports content with this new app. It lets you see live coverage of events, keep track of all the states, and brief match summary videos to help you catch up if you ever miss a big tournament.

Strafe features a wide range of esports and lets you watch them in-app via Twitch, YouTube and an assortment of other sources. You can event participate in a fantasy league, predicting winners and competing against other people to climb to the top of the leaderboards.

theScore digs deep into stats and scores to give you heavy duty coverage of your favorite teams. You can opt in for push notifications when something particular exciting happens with one of your teams. The app covers an impressive 10 games at the moment, from StarCraft II to Call of Duty to Overwatch.

Things move fast in esports, and these apps do a good job of making sure you’re always up to date, no matter how hectic things get. They’re excellent tools for newcomers looking to find a team to commit to or for longtime fans seeking a new way to stay abreast of all of the goings on.

Which esports teams do you follow? Let us know in the comments.