Sports Island

Sports Island refers to a movable artificial island where the International Student Hero Tournament takes place. It lies in the bay just below City Island in New York City . It was a restricted project developed by the Stonewall Institute of Support Engineers in Ithcona and commissioned by the federal government. The island is divided into four distinct segments where the tournament takes place. Each branch is its own miniature island connected to the main headquarters in the center. The main headquarters in the center of the island remains exclusive to professional heroes and government officials running the event. This area is known as the Administration Area, and it's the core of Sport's Islands' functionality.

The southernmost segment of Sports Island, Area A, is a luxury hotel complete with pool and other expensive accommodations for the tournament's participants. News reporters and cameras fill the entire island, constantly recording the banter between students. As a result, more reclusive participants prefer to stay offshore to avoid the media.

The western segment, Area B, is a separate part of the island where the first event of the tournament takes place. Area C refers to the eastern segment of the island where the second event occurs. The final island, Area D, contains the final stage for the randomized two versus two battles, a popular event in the U.S. Student Hero Tournament, the predecessor of the International Student Hero Tournament.

Underneath the island, an intricate set of turbines, gears, and engines circulate underneath to propel the entire area across the ocean. Since the movement costs anywhere from ten thousand to two million dollars, the island itself remains stationary until another nation pays for its transfer.

Locations

 * Administration Area
 * Area A
 * Area B
 * Area C
 * Area D