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The esports industry is making strides towards better gender representation, though it often feels like it's playing catch-up. Despite the challenges, organizations like CBZN Esports are pushing forward with initiatives like the newly launched Athena League, which is dedicated to enhancing the already strong female presence in the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) esports scene.
The Athena League serves as a female-focused competition in the Philippines for MLBB, acting as the official qualifier for the upcoming Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Women's Invitational at the Esports World Cup in Saudi Arabia this year. The Philippines has already demonstrated its prowess in MLBB, with team Omega Empress clinching victory at the 2024 Women's Invitational. The Athena League not only supports those aiming to qualify for the invitational but also aims to provide broader support for women entering the esports arena.
It's often noted that female representation in esports lags behind, largely due to a lack of official support. Historically, esports has been predominantly male, despite the presence of many female fans and players at the grassroots and amateur levels. It's encouraging to see increased official support for female players, with events like opens and qualifiers providing opportunities for up-and-coming players to refine their skills and compete on the global stage, which might otherwise be inaccessible.
This initiative adds to the accolades of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, which has been actively involved in the Esports World Cup, debuting at its inaugural event. MLBB is set to return with the Women's Invitational, further solidifying its commitment to fostering a more inclusive esports environment.
