The Blinn College esports team picked up a pair of victories on Monday, with the Buccaneer Rocket League and Valorant teams both emerging victorious.

The Blinn Rocket League squad defeated the Oakland University B team 3-0 in a best-of-five series.

(Pictured: The Blinn Rocket League team of Andrew Askins, left, Cade Mock, center, and Jordan Johnson)

"They have a very solid roster, so this was our first real test as a team," said Blinn assistant coach Kyle Murto, who oversees the Rocket League team. "They are definitely one of the strongest teams in our conference, so this is a good sign, and I think we have a very strong chance of finishing out as the number one seed from our conference. 

"The players were definitely excited about the win, especially after spending all of last week prepping for this matchup."

Competing for the Buccaneers were freshmen Andrew Askins and Jordan Johnson along with sophomore Cade Mock.

Rocket League is 2-0 this season.

(Pictured: The Blinn Valorant, made up of, front row from left, Khanh Dewey, Austin Ray, and Shawn Fox, as well as, back row from left, Dylan Gerlach, Adam Laamoumi, and Hayden Whitaker)

The Blinn Valorant team earned a 2-1 victory over the Texas A&M University White team. The Bucs are now 1-1 on the year.

"We played well and took down a solid team that is probably in the top 25 in the country," Blinn head coach Aaron Kapiko said. "This was a good win for us, and it was nice to see us bounce back after a tough loss last. I was proud of the work the team put in since last week to be prepared."

The winning lineup for the Bucs was made up of sophomore Austin Ray and freshmen Hayden Whitaker, Shawn Fox, Khanh Dewey, and Adam Laamoumi.

Rocket League and Valorant will return to action Monday, Oct. 3 at 6 p.m. Rocket League will take on Rochester Institute of Technology, while Valorant will face the University of Houston Alpha team. Blinn's Super Smash Bros team will be in action at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 29, when it faces Irvine Valley College.