CBC Esports teams for Tekken 8, Rocket League, and Overwatch had successful Regional Playoffs for securing National Playoff tickets for the NJCAAE.

CBC Tekken, going into Regional Playoffs as the #1 seed and region champion, had an impressive run. After securing a 3-0 win against #8 Salt Lake Community College player, Andres "Puncakes" Uribe advanced to compete against #4 Barton Community College. A close battle against the two broke out, with CBC winning 3-2 and advancing to the Winner's finals. With the match against #3 Lake Sumter State College's player, Uribe fell in the series 1-3. In week 2, facing off against #2 Salt Lake Community College's player "Eyeswideshut" in Loser's Finals, going to game 5, Puncakes took a loss 2-3 and ended as the #3 seed into National Playoffs, where there will be a 3rd rematch between Eyeswideshut and Puncakes in round 1.

CBC Rocket League had multiple games in week 1 of Regional Playoffs for the Central Region. Starting off round 1 against #7 Salt Lake Community College, CBC found a quick 2-0 lead, but SLCC fought back to take it to a game 5. The Hawks were able to hold on and secure a 3-2 series victory and advance. Falling to #3 Iowa Western Community College in semifinals, CBC had to battle back in loser's round 2 to achieve a National Playoff spot. Going against #5 Pratt Community College, substitute Chandler "RageBeamer77" Mitz came in for Brigham to change the pace of play. The change was enough for CBC to clutch out a win 3-2. Shortly after going against #4 WSUTech, CBC took their second loss in the double elimination bracket 1-3, and secured the #4 seed going into National Playoffs.

CBC Overwatch in round 1 of West Region Playoffs competed against #3 Salt Lake Community College. The Hawks made quick work in week 1 with the match, defeating SLCC with a 3-0 sweep. In Regional Finals, the Hawks played against #1 Blinn Community College. After losing to BCC in the regular season in a sweep, CBC were looking to secure the #1 seed in the West Region into National Playoffs. Blinn took an early lead in the series on map 1 with a 0-1 series lead. However, the Hawks found a way to rally back after the first map loss, and picked up the map 2 win on the "Hybrid" game mode. With the series tied at 1-1, CBC continued to show energy and teamwork, with a close match going the Hawks' way and winning map 3, taking a 2-1 map advantage and forcing a game point situation on map 4. The situation went in the favor of CBC, with Columbia Basin winning map 4 and the series 3-1. CBC will be the #1 seed from the West Region going into National Playoffs.

CBC Valorant finished 4th in the NJCAAE National Playoffs after a loss against Blinn Community College in their 3rd place match.