October 29, 2025
Milk Cup Academy Scrim 6 once again delivered on its promise, showcasing rising talent that’s not only mechanically sharp but makes every match a treat to watch.
The Milk Cup Academy is a training-and-mentorship initiative designed to support women in competitive Fortnite who might not yet feel ready for the main stage. It offers monthly scrims, partner-finding support, coaching from pro players and creators, wellness/mental-health support, and opportunities to sharpen in a playable, lower-stakes environment. The scrims themselves are online tournaments where Academy members can compete, learn, and build confidence ahead of major competitions.
The circuit is split into scrims, and while they’re not exactly uber-competitive, they can get a bit dicey. In scrim 6, participants put their all into delivering a viewing experience that was packed with entertainment and sharp eliminations. It also marked the first time the Milk Cup Academy partnered with multiple community casters through Raidiant’s broadcast hub, expanding viewership beyond individual channels. The event reached hundreds of live viewers across Twitch and YouTube, featuring improved overlays and match tracking compared to previous scrims.
Milk Cup Academy Scrim 6 highlights
Milk Cup Academy scrim 6 was an online North American duo event held on October 6, 2025, featuring Fortnite players competing for a $2,000 prize pool. Categorized as a D-Tier tournament, the scrim falls under the broader “Academy” development track within the Milk Cup umbrella: a space designed for up-and-coming talent to sharpen their skills.
For scrim 6, Raidiant brought together a lineup of creators and pros to host official watch parties, including Blake, Khanada, OliverOG, GoatR2, RuflessCat, Swearin, Viancyy, AlarmingAmber, Ulusoka, BewitchingYT, and ThePeachCobbler. Each streamer added their own flair, from breakdowns of rotations to light-hearted banter that made the event more interactive for fans. The broadcast brought together the competitive and creator sides of Fortnite, reinforcing what Milk Cup Academy stands for: visibility, community, and mentorship.
Fans were glad that there were multiple streams since the event itself was action-packed. For example, Kelsy and LolaBlood’s last-second Victory Royale is still the most talked-about event from the games. The duo managed to pull off a clutch elimination in the final circle, turning what looked like a guaranteed loss into a stunning win.
Blerina’s opening into Frostbite Falls was epic, as she bagged an instant kill, setting the tone for the scrim. Her quick drop and perfect aim caught the other team completely off guard, earning her duo early momentum.
The Milk Cup LAN 2025 champions, Nina and Vader, also joined the Academy Scrim 6, and their veteran presence was impossible to miss. The duo played with the same confidence and precision that won them the LAN title, dominating several matches with aggressive pushes and sharp rotations. Although they narrowly missed first place this time, finishing second overall, they racked up an impressive 21 eliminations along the way.
While the competition stayed intense from start to finish, it still had its share of laugh-out-loud moments.
With the next Academy Scrim set for November 24, the competition’s only getting tougher, and everyone’s ready to prove they belong.