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|sponsor=LeoVegas, G2A, Arozzi, Swedishhost, QPAD | |sponsor=LeoVegas, G2A, Arozzi, Swedishhost, QPAD | ||
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+ | [[Publiclir]] renamed to '''Crowns eSports Club''' on May 31st, 2016. The rebranding was announced by Heny, a Publiclir member of staff, with a tweet suggesting the company had not dropped the team, but rebranded.<ref name="Heny tweets about Crowns eSports">[https://twitter.com/ItsHeny/status/737758392035516416 Heny tweets about Crowns eSports]</ref> Soon after, it was publicly stated that the change was due to their wish to divide the growing Publiclir community from the competitive teams.<ref name="Publiclir Rebranded to Crowns Esports Club">[http://www.teamfortress.tv/33996/publiclir-rebranded-to-crowns-esports-club Publiclir Rebranded to Crowns Esports Club]</ref> On July 2016 Crowns acquired the [[nameLess]] roster intending to compete at [[Insomnia58]].<ref name="Crowns eSports Club signs nameLess roster">[http://www.teamfortress.tv/35108/ Crowns eSports Club signs nameLess roster]</ref> The team won the event, beating [[Full Tilt]] in the grand final, and became the first European team to win an i-series event since [[Epsilon eSports]] won [[i49]]. After winning [[ETF2L 6v6 Season 25/Premiership|ETF2L Season 25]], the core of the roster dropped their sponsorship and creates their own organization with a TF2-exclusive brand called [[Se7en]]. | ||
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=== [[ETF2L Season 25]] === | === [[ETF2L Season 25]] === | ||
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| scout1 = {{Player link|uken|Stark}} | | scout1 = {{Player link|uken|Stark}} | ||
| scout2 = {{Player link|dk|Thalash}} | | scout2 = {{Player link|dk|Thalash}} | ||
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| demoman = {{Player link|uken|spudd}} | | demoman = {{Player link|uken|spudd}} | ||
| medic = {{Player link|uken|Raymon}} | | medic = {{Player link|uken|Raymon}} | ||
− | | | + | | description2 = Shortly after the team won [[i58]], [[Full Tilt]]'s [[Thalash]] joined the roster, replacing [[Starkie]] as a flank scout who moved to the pocket scout role to replace Hafficool due to [[Hafficool]]'s other commitments to Overwatch.<ref>[http://crowns.gg/2016/08/31/crowns-picks-up-thalash/ Crowns picks up Thalash]</ref> |
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=== [[i58]] === | === [[i58]] === | ||
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| scout1 = {{Player link|uken|Stark}} | | scout1 = {{Player link|uken|Stark}} | ||
| scout2 = {{Player link|is|Hafficool}} | | scout2 = {{Player link|is|Hafficool}} | ||
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| demoman = {{Player link|uken|spudd}} | | demoman = {{Player link|uken|spudd}} | ||
| medic = {{Player link|uken|Raymon}} | | medic = {{Player link|uken|Raymon}} | ||
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+ | | description2 = '''Crowns eSports Club''' picked up [[NameLess]] after [[ETF2L_6v6_Season_24/Premiership|ETF2L Season 24]].<ref name="Crowns eSports Club signs nameLess roster" /> The roster placed first at the event, defeating legends [[froyotech]] and European rivals [[Full Tilt]].<ref>[http://www.teamfortress.tv/35868/crowns-are-gold-at-insomnia58 Crowns are gold at Insomnia58]</ref> During this event, [[Kaidus]], who formed the original roster under [[Reason Gaming]] for [[ETF2L_6v6_Season_20|ETF2L Season 20]], acted as an in-game coach.<ref>[http://www.teamfortress.tv/35587/insomnia58-viewers-guide Insomnia58 viewer's guide]</ref> | ||
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=== [[ETF2L_6v6_Season_24|ETF2L Season 24]] === | === [[ETF2L_6v6_Season_24|ETF2L Season 24]] === | ||
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| scout1 = {{Player link|lv|atomic-}} | | scout1 = {{Player link|lv|atomic-}} | ||
| scout2 = {{Player link|it|pierzzz-}} | | scout2 = {{Player link|it|pierzzz-}} | ||
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| demoman = {{Player link|se|Smirre}} | | demoman = {{Player link|se|Smirre}} | ||
| medic = {{Player link|se|ondkaja}} | | medic = {{Player link|se|ondkaja}} | ||
− | | | + | | description2 = [[Thaigrr]] was initially meant to play for the team, however due to a series of other engagements he played only [[ETF2L 6v6 Season 24/Premiership#Week 1|Week 1]], [[ETF2L 6v6 Season 24/Premiership#Week 4|Week 4]] and [[ETF2L 6v6 Season 24/Premiership#Week 5|Week 5]] before leaving the roster. [[Buttnose]] played in place of [[Thaigrr]] during his absences before joining the team for the final two weeks of the season. |
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=== [[DreamHack_Summer_2016|DreamHack Summer 2016]] === | === [[DreamHack_Summer_2016|DreamHack Summer 2016]] === | ||
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| scout1 = {{Player link|lv|atomic-}} | | scout1 = {{Player link|lv|atomic-}} | ||
| scout2 = {{Player link|se|BeaVerN}} | | scout2 = {{Player link|se|BeaVerN}} | ||
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| demoman = {{Player link|se|Smirre}} | | demoman = {{Player link|se|Smirre}} | ||
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+ | ==Latest Matches== | ||
+ | {{Team matches table|team=Crowns eSports Club}} | ||
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+ | ==Gallery== | ||
+ | <gallery mode="packed-hover" heights="230px"> | ||
+ | Crowns lineup.jpg|Crowns at [[Insomnia58]]. <br />From left to right: [[Hafficool]], [[Drackk]], [[Raymon]], [[Kaidus|kaidus]], [[kaptain]], [[Starkie]], [[spudd]] | ||
+ | Crowns at DHS16.jpeg|Crowns at [[DreamHack_Summer_2016|DHS16]]. <br />From left to right: [[ondkaja]], [[AMS]], [[Smirre]], [[Tharigrr]], [[BeaVerN]], [[atomic-]] | ||
+ | Crowns_t-shirt.jpeg|Crowns eSports Club official jersey. | ||
+ | </gallery> | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} |
Latest revision as of 23:19, 18 November 2017
Overview | Results |
Publiclir renamed to Crowns eSports Club on May 31st, 2016. The rebranding was announced by Heny, a Publiclir member of staff, with a tweet suggesting the company had not dropped the team, but rebranded.[1] Soon after, it was publicly stated that the change was due to their wish to divide the growing Publiclir community from the competitive teams.[2] On July 2016 Crowns acquired the nameLess roster intending to compete at Insomnia58.[3] The team won the event, beating Full Tilt in the grand final, and became the first European team to win an i-series event since Epsilon eSports won i49. After winning ETF2L Season 25, the core of the roster dropped their sponsorship and creates their own organization with a TF2-exclusive brand called Se7en.
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Rosters[edit]
ETF2L Season 25[edit]
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Shortly after the team won i58, Full Tilt's Thalash joined the roster, replacing Starkie as a flank scout who moved to the pocket scout role to replace Hafficool due to Hafficool's other commitments to Overwatch.[4] |
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Crowns eSports Club picked up NameLess after ETF2L Season 24.[3] The roster placed first at the event, defeating legends froyotech and European rivals Full Tilt.[5] During this event, Kaidus, who formed the original roster under Reason Gaming for ETF2L Season 20, acted as an in-game coach.[6] |
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Thaigrr was initially meant to play for the team, however due to a series of other engagements he played only Week 1, Week 4 and Week 5 before leaving the roster. Buttnose played in place of Thaigrr during his absences before joining the team for the final two weeks of the season. |
Latest Matches[edit]
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Complete Results in any Match |