Full player bios and photos are still rolling in from everyone on the team — this page will fill out as folks send theirs over. For now, here’s a first look at the captains and mods who keep Game Day running.
“Why I game: 2011-me thought it’d be a fun way to raise a few bucks. 2026-me is still not over it.”
Rudy’s been running the show since day one — the guy who turns “let’s play some games” into a full-blown charity marathon every November. When he’s not deep in Game Day logistics, he’s running a tabletop campaign or defending his ranking as the team’s resident retro-console historian.
“Why I game: started as a hobby, turned into a 12-year habit I have no interest in quitting.”
Roger keeps the team’s tech and logistics running — turns out that’s a handy skill set for organizing a charity marathon too. Equal parts strategy games and co-op shooters, with a soft spot for anything retro.
“Why I game: couch co-op is the purest form of friendship.”
Milton’s the guy who somehow convinces everyone to try “just one more round.” Whether it’s a four-player platformer or a marathon board game night, he’s building the hype and making sure nobody sits out.
“Why I game: the LAN-party side of Game Day is basically my Super Bowl.”
Eddie keeps the console and PC side of Game Day running smooth — cables untangled, frame rates high, trash talk higher. When he’s not moderating the Discord, he’s grinding ranked with the rest of the crew.
“Why I game: if it’s got a controller or a deck of cards, I’m in.”
Rick’s the team’s resident variety gamer — one minute it’s a tabletop campaign, the next he’s streaming a speedrun attempt. He helps keep the community organized year-round, not just on Game Day.
Full roster: not locked in yet — we’ll post the full player list here as folks sign on. Want in? Join the team.
