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After nearly 25 years of fostering a vibrant gaming community, Skullz Inc. announces the closure of its business operations on December 31, 2025. From our origins in 2001 hosting LAN parties and events, to launching Skullz Gear in 2019 with custom apparel for esports pros, schools, and teams, we've been dedicated to unity, diversity, and giving back by raising funds for charities like Extra Life, Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, and Make-A-Wish. We extend heartfelt thanks to our fans for proudly wearing our gear and sharing stories of triumph, and to partners like MomoCon, Ghost Gaming, and the SMITE Pro League...

Atlanta, GA – August 08, 2025 – Skullz Gear, a leading provider of high-quality apparel and gear for gamers and esports organizations, today announced the appointment of PK Graff as its new Chief Operating Officer (COO). Graff, an experienced educator, esports leader, and author of Mindful Gamer, brings a wealth of expertise in scholastic gaming and community building to drive the company's growth and reinforce its commitment to positive, non-toxic gaming environments. With a proven track record in developing esports curricula and fostering inclusive communities, Graff has been a driving force in the scholastic esports revolution. As Director of Gaming...

We're excited to announce that Skullz Gear will be participating in an upcoming event where we've designed a special esports jersey for all the participants. It's not only an opportunity for players to look great during the event but also for visitors to take home a unique piece of esports memorabilia. Make sure to visit our booth to check it out! This event holds a special place in our hearts, particularly for our CEO, Wes Byrd. Wes's personal journey with Children's Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA) and Extra Life is a testament to the incredible support these organizations provide. When his...

Skullz Arena at MomoCon 2024 saw some awesome LAN action! From full team brawls to solo showdowns, every moment of our 24-hour LAN was a BLAST! Within the Skullz Arena, over 75 college students got together for the Southeast Summer Showdown presented by AntOnline! Going head-to-head in Rocket League, Rainbow 6: Siege, and Valorant, a dozen different schools from around the Southeast sent representatives to compete for hundreds of dollars in prizing and premium consoles! The production grossed over 20k unique viewers in its eleven-hour run time. Adjacent to the Skullz Arena were projectors displaying the showdowns for all MomoCon’s...