Andrew Garza joined Central Maine Community College as Esports Coordinator in March 2024.

He aims to make CMCC a top destination for aspiring esports athletes by fostering a culture of academic and athletic excellence. Garza currently serves as one of 11 voters on the Scholastic Esports Awards Collegiate Voting Committee. In the fall of 2024 he helped the CMCC Valorant team claim the first championship in program history by winning the ECAC Division C Championship. Garza's ultimate goal is to facilitate the largest graduating and transfer classes of esports talent to other universities.

Garza's achievements in esports are remarkable, including being a CollegeCOD Academy National Champion as a player for St. Edward's University and a two-time Community Voted College COD Academy 1st-Team All-Star. He also boasts two Call of Duty National Champion titles, winning in 2022 as a player and in 2023 as a coach.

Hailing from Mystic, CT, Garza graduated from Robert E. Fitch High School before pursuing higher education. He holds an Associate of Arts in General Studies from Navarro College and a Bachelor of Arts in History from St. Edwards University. He is currently finishing a Master of Arts in Sports Management at Cumberland University.

Garza has earned recognition for his accessible services to up-and-coming players and unknown talent. His impressive track record includes various roles such as Esports Caster/Analyst for American Gaming Network and Esports OpenTour, as well as serving as a Graduate Assistant at Cumberland University.