Where Our Pathways Lead
Colpkin Cares alumni continue their journeys across education, careers, competition, and entrepreneurship; applying the skills and confidence gained through our programs.
Alumni Highlights
Alex “Window” Ludlow
Alex “Window” Ludlow participated in Colpkin Cares’ pilot program through the Sky Fox Studio project, where he engaged in structured esports training, creative production, and collaborative project work.
Following his participation, Alex was recruited to compete in the game Marvel Rivals with Shroud X, marking a significant step into higher-level competitive play. He was later traded to ENVY, further advancing his competitive esports pathway.
Through these experiences, Alex continued to develop teamwork, competitive discipline, adaptability, and professionalism. His skills reinforced through his early exposure to structured, real world training environments. His journey reflects the type of opportunity driven pathways Colpkin Cares seeks to create, where early access to organized programs can support growth across competition, media, and technology.
National Champions
The following alumni participated in the Sky Fox Studio project as members of a competitive Super Smash Bros roster. Through structured training, team collaboration, and competitive preparation, each athlete advanced in the collegiate level where they earned scholarships to compete in collegiate esports and achieving national championship success
Edgarth “Kanonzz” Benavides — 1× National Champion (NACE)
Francis “Tiki” Duquella (Spritzy) — 1× National Champion (NACE)
Oscar “NationWide” Marquez — 1× National Champion (NACE)
Philippe “Shigura” Guite — 1× National Champion (NACE)
Together, these alumni demonstrate how early access to organized training, mentorship, and competitive structure can lead to collegiate scholarships and national-level achievement. Their success reflects the opportunity-driven pathways Colpkin Cares seeks to build through pilot and emerging programs.