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| pocket = {{Player link|us|bl4nk}}
 
| roamer = {{Player link|us|tagg}}
 
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| demoman = {{Player link|us|hassassin}}
 
| medic = {{Player link|us|shade}}
 
| medic = {{Player link|us|shade}}
| description = FROYO BLACK's Season 22 provisional roster. While their ESEA roster lists a handful of previous Invite champions and LAN competitors such as [[clockwork]], [[hero]], [[lansky]], [[alfa-]] and brothers [[deadbolt]] and [[paragon]], this appears to be the only roster for Season 22. clockwork joined from [[ESEA Season 21/Invite|Season 21]]'s [[froyotech]], stepping down to put more focus on competitive Overwatch.<ref name="clockwork retires, blaze returns to froyotech">[http://www.teamfortress.tv/33414/ clockwork retires, blaze returns to froyotech]</ref> cyzer and duwatna also joined from [[Street Hoops eSports]], which disbanded in the [[ESEA Season 22/Invite/Offseason|Season 22 offseason]]. alfa- has been seen scrimming with FROYO BLACK, but it is not certain whether he will be part of the final active roster.
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| description = FROYO BLACK's Season 22 roster. While their ESEA roster lists a handful of previous Invite champions and LAN competitors such as [[clockwork]], [[hero]], [[lansky]], [[alfa-]], [[grape]] and brothers [[deadbolt]] and [[paragon]], this is FROYO BLACK's active roster for Season 22. clockwork joined from [[ESEA Season 21/Invite|Season 21]]'s [[froyotech]], stepping down to put more focus on competitive Overwatch.<ref name="clockwork retires, blaze returns to froyotech">[http://www.teamfortress.tv/33414/ clockwork retires, blaze returns to froyotech]</ref> cyzer, bl4nk and hassassin also joined from [[Street Hoops eSports]] and [[Luca Goers]], both of which disbanded in the [[ESEA Season 22/Invite/Offseason|Season 22 offseason]]. alfa- and grape have been seen scrimming with FROYO BLACK and are listed as backups for the team.<ref name="FROYO BLACK ESEA roster">[https://play.esea.net/teams/132877 FROYO BLACK ESEA roster]</ref>
 
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Revision as of 03:22, 21 May 2016

[e][h]FROYO BLACK
FROYO BLACK Banner.jpg
Team Information
Tag:
BLACK
Location:
Team Captain:
shade
Game Mode:
Links
ESEA Team Page
Twitter
Achievements
Third Place/Semifinalist(s) ESEA Invite Season 22
History
Created:
04-05-15

FROYO BLACK is a team consisting of the cores of High Rollers Gaming as well as the first renditions of the froyotech and Street Hoops eSports rosters. The team first gained attention when their ESEA roster was discovered on May 4th. There have been no official announcements from the team aside from remarks by clockwork and b4nny previously suggesting that the team was aiming to be a "no-scrim" ESEA-Invite team for Season 22. On May 11th, FROYO BLACK was included in the ESEA-Invite team list for Season 22.[1]

Rosters

ESEA-I Season 22

Roster
Scouticon.png Scout Canada cyzer
Scouticon.png Scout United States clockwork
Roamericon.png Roamer United States tagg
Pocketicon.png Pocket United States bl4nk
Demomanicon.png Demoman United States hassassin
Medicicon.png Medic United States shade

FROYO BLACK's Season 22 roster. While their ESEA roster lists a handful of previous Invite champions and LAN competitors such as clockwork, hero, lansky, alfa-, grape and brothers deadbolt and paragon, this is FROYO BLACK's active roster for Season 22. clockwork joined from Season 21's froyotech, stepping down to put more focus on competitive Overwatch.[2] cyzer, bl4nk and hassassin also joined from Street Hoops eSports and Luca Goers, both of which disbanded in the Season 22 offseason. alfa- and grape have been seen scrimming with FROYO BLACK and are listed as backups for the team.[3]


References