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+ | {{DISPLAYTITLE:Se7en}} | ||
+ | {{TabsHeader | ||
+ | |name1=Overview |link1=Se7en | ||
+ | |name2=Results |link2=Se7en/Results | ||
+ | |This=1 | ||
+ | }} | ||
{{NewInfobox Team | {{NewInfobox Team | ||
|name=Se7en | |name=Se7en | ||
|image=Se7en Logo.png | |image=Se7en Logo.png | ||
|caption= | |caption= | ||
− | |tag=7 | + | |tag=7 |
|location=Europe | |location=Europe | ||
|location2= | |location2= | ||
− | |captain= | + | |captain=kaidus |
|sponsor= | |sponsor= | ||
− | |earnings= | + | |earnings=$8,447.03 |
|gamemode=6v6 | |gamemode=6v6 | ||
|website=http://se7en.tf | |website=http://se7en.tf | ||
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|eseaold2= | |eseaold2= | ||
|twitter=Se7enTF2 | |twitter=Se7enTF2 | ||
− | |steam= | + | |steam=se7entf2 |
|facebook= | |facebook= | ||
|snapchat=Se7enTF2 | |snapchat=Se7enTF2 | ||
|vk= | |vk= | ||
− | |youtube= | + | |youtube=Se7enTF2 |
|gplus= | |gplus= | ||
− | |twitch= | + | |twitch=Se7enTF2 |
|stream= | |stream= | ||
|fanclub= | |fanclub= | ||
|achievements= | |achievements= | ||
+ | |1stplace= | ||
+ | |2ndplace= | ||
+ | |3rdplace= | ||
+ | |4thplace= | ||
|created=2016-12-11 | |created=2016-12-11 | ||
|disbanded= | |disbanded= | ||
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− | Team '''Se7en''' is a project created by former [[Crowns eSports Club|Crowns]] demoman/coach [[kaidus]] after Crowns dropped their TF2 sponsorship post-[[ETF2L Season 25]] which aims to become a self-sustaining TF2 organization in Europe. The team | + | Team '''Se7en''' is a project created by former [[Crowns eSports Club|Crowns]] demoman/coach [[kaidus]] after Crowns dropped their TF2 sponsorship post-[[ETF2L Season 25]] which aims to become a self-sustaining TF2 organization based in Europe. The team first attended [[Esports Arena Rewind 2017/Invite|Rewind LAN 2017]] in Santa Ana, California by hosting a successful fundraising campaign<ref>[https://igg.me/at/Se7en-to-Rewind/ Se7en's Fundraiser for Rewind LAN]</ref>. They ended up finishing Runners-Up to [[Froyotech]] in the Grand Final. |
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+ | On January 26, 2017 [[Drackk]] confirmed on stream [[ETF2L 6v6 Season 26/Premiership|ETF2L Season 26]] Se7en's roster: [[AMS]] moves to Scout as [[kaptain]] comes in as Pocket and Starkie left the team for a lack of interest in the game. However AMS was subsequently swapped for [[Puoskari]] as AMS left to pusue an Overwatch career. | ||
==Rosters== | ==Rosters== | ||
{{Box|start|padding=2em}} | {{Box|start|padding=2em}} | ||
+ | === [[ETF2L 6v6 Season 29/Premiership| ETF2L Season 29]] === | ||
+ | {{6s team roster | ||
+ | | scout1 = {{Player link|uken|Thaigrr}} | ||
+ | | scout2 = {{Player link|dk|Thalash}} | ||
+ | | roamer = {{Player link|sk|adysky}} | ||
+ | | pocket = {{Player link|fi|AMS}} | ||
+ | | demoman = {{Player link|uken|kaidus}} | ||
+ | | medic = {{Player link|uken|seeds}} | ||
+ | |description2 = Initially playing with the [[Rewind II]] roster, the team switched to this roster after LAN. | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{Box|break|padding=2em}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | === [[Rewind II]] === | ||
+ | {{6s team roster | ||
+ | | scout1 = {{Player link|fi|AMS}} | ||
+ | | scout2 = {{Player link|dk|Thalash}} | ||
+ | | roamer = {{Player link|uken|Drackk}} | ||
+ | | pocket = {{Player link|nl|kaptain}} | ||
+ | | demoman = {{Player link|uken|kaidus}} | ||
+ | | medic = {{Player link|uk|Raymon}} | ||
+ | |description2 = From the Upper Bracket Finals and onward during [[Rewind II]], [[Permzilla]] was put on Scout and [[AMS]] on Pocket Soldier after [[kaptain]] got food poisoning. | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{Box|break|padding=2em}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | === [[Insomnia61]] === | ||
+ | {{6s team roster | ||
+ | | scout1 = {{Player link|uken|Starkie}} | ||
+ | | scout2 = {{Player link|dk|Thalash}} | ||
+ | | roamer = {{Player link|uken|Drackk}} | ||
+ | | pocket = {{Player link|nl|kaptain}} | ||
+ | | demoman = {{Player link|uken|kaidus}} | ||
+ | | medic = {{Player link|uk|Raymon}} | ||
+ | |description2 = '''Starkie''' comes back for the LAN. '''kaidus''' himself has made things pretty clear – i61 represents '''Se7en'''’s last hurrah. A dynasty that has ruled over European TF2 for years is spending the last of their strength and motivation here to help deliver a memorable competition.<ref>[https://tf2metrics.wordpress.com/2017/08/24/insomnia-61-preview/ Insomnia61 Preview]</ref> | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{Box|break|padding=2em}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | === [[ETF2L 6v6 Season 27/Premiership| ETF2L Season 27]] === | ||
+ | {{6s team roster | ||
+ | | scout1 = {{Player link|ca|Paddie}} | ||
+ | | scout2 = {{Player link|dk|Thalash}} | ||
+ | | roamer = {{Player link|uken|Drackk}} | ||
+ | | pocket = {{Player link|nl|kaptain}} | ||
+ | | demoman = {{Player link|uken|kaidus}} | ||
+ | | medic = {{Player link|uk|Raymon}} | ||
+ | |description2 = [[kaidus]] replaced [[alle]], after alle left the team. [[Stark]] played the regular season and was planned to play in playoffs however he could not attend [[i61]], leaving established NA player [[Paddie]] to the pocket scout role. | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{Box|break|padding=2em}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | === [[ETF2L 6v6 Season 26/Premiership| ETF2L Season 26]] === | ||
+ | {{6s team roster | ||
+ | | scout1 = {{Player link|fi|Puoskari}} | ||
+ | | scout2 = {{Player link|dk|Thalash}} | ||
+ | | roamer = {{Player link|uken|Drackk}} | ||
+ | | pocket = {{Player link|nl|kaptain}} | ||
+ | | demoman = {{Player link|se|alle}} | ||
+ | | medic = {{Player link|uk|Raymon}} | ||
+ | |description2 = [[kaptain]] comes in as Pocket as [[Starkie]] left the team. [[AMS]] initially moved to Scout but was replaced with [[Puoskari]] after he leaves for Overwatch. | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | {{Box|break|padding=2em}} | ||
+ | |||
=== [[Esports Arena Rewind 2017/Invite| Rewind LAN 2017]] === | === [[Esports Arena Rewind 2017/Invite| Rewind LAN 2017]] === | ||
{{6s team roster | {{6s team roster | ||
− | | scout1 = {{Player link| | + | | scout1 = {{Player link|uken|Starkie}} |
| scout2 = {{Player link|dk|Thalash}} | | scout2 = {{Player link|dk|Thalash}} | ||
| pocket = {{Player link|fi|AMS}} | | pocket = {{Player link|fi|AMS}} | ||
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| demoman = {{Player link|se|alle}} | | demoman = {{Player link|se|alle}} | ||
| medic = {{Player link|uk|Raymon}} | | medic = {{Player link|uk|Raymon}} | ||
− | |description2 = | + | | coach = {{Player link|uken|kaidus}} |
+ | |description2 = | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Box|break|padding=2em}} | {{Box|break|padding=2em}} | ||
{{box|end}} | {{box|end}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==Latest Matches== | ||
+ | {{Team matches table|team=Se7en}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==Additional content== | ||
+ | * {{ExternalMediaLink |date=2017-01-21 |link=http://imgur.com/a/fkuMz |title=Gallery: Se7en Bootcamp @ Esports Arena - Shirts available at https://teespring.com/stores/se7en-at-rewind-2017-2 |by={{flag|uk}} [[Fribs]] |of= |event= |event-link= |language= |translation= }} | ||
+ | * {{ExternalMediaLink |date=2017-01-22 |link=http://imgur.com/a/2q0xW |title=Gallery: Se7en @ Esports Arena |by={{flag|uk}} [[Fribs]] |of= |event= |event-link= |language= |translation= }} | ||
+ | |||
+ | ==Gallery== | ||
+ | <gallery mode="packed-hover" heights="200px"> | ||
+ | ESA17 se7en.JPG|Se7en at [[Esports Arena Rewind 2017]].<br />From left to right: [[Thalash]], [[Starkie]], [[AMS]], [[alle]], [[Drackk]], [[Raymon]] | ||
+ | |||
+ | </gallery> | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
{{reflist}} | {{reflist}} |
Latest revision as of 20:20, 20 June 2018
Overview | Results |
Team Se7en is a project created by former Crowns demoman/coach kaidus after Crowns dropped their TF2 sponsorship post-ETF2L Season 25 which aims to become a self-sustaining TF2 organization based in Europe. The team first attended Rewind LAN 2017 in Santa Ana, California by hosting a successful fundraising campaign[1]. They ended up finishing Runners-Up to Froyotech in the Grand Final.
On January 26, 2017 Drackk confirmed on stream ETF2L Season 26 Se7en's roster: AMS moves to Scout as kaptain comes in as Pocket and Starkie left the team for a lack of interest in the game. However AMS was subsequently swapped for Puoskari as AMS left to pusue an Overwatch career.
Contents
Rosters[edit]
ETF2L Season 29[edit]
Roster | |
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Scout | Thaigrr |
Scout | Thalash |
Roamer | adysky |
AMS | |
Demoman | kaidus |
Medic | seeds |
Initially playing with the Rewind II roster, the team switched to this roster after LAN. |
Rewind II[edit]
Roster | |
---|---|
Scout | AMS |
Scout | Thalash |
Roamer | Drackk |
kaptain | |
Demoman | kaidus |
Medic | Raymon |
From the Upper Bracket Finals and onward during Rewind II, Permzilla was put on Scout and AMS on Pocket Soldier after kaptain got food poisoning. |
Insomnia61[edit]
Roster | |
---|---|
Scout | Starkie |
Scout | Thalash |
Roamer | Drackk |
kaptain | |
Demoman | kaidus |
Medic | Raymon |
Starkie comes back for the LAN. kaidus himself has made things pretty clear – i61 represents Se7en’s last hurrah. A dynasty that has ruled over European TF2 for years is spending the last of their strength and motivation here to help deliver a memorable competition.[2] |
ETF2L Season 27[edit]
Roster | |
---|---|
Scout | Paddie |
Scout | Thalash |
Roamer | Drackk |
kaptain | |
Demoman | kaidus |
Medic | Raymon |
kaidus replaced alle, after alle left the team. Stark played the regular season and was planned to play in playoffs however he could not attend i61, leaving established NA player Paddie to the pocket scout role. |
ETF2L Season 26[edit]
Roster | |
---|---|
Scout | Puoskari |
Scout | Thalash |
Roamer | Drackk |
kaptain | |
Demoman | alle |
Medic | Raymon |
kaptain comes in as Pocket as Starkie left the team. AMS initially moved to Scout but was replaced with Puoskari after he leaves for Overwatch. |
Rewind LAN 2017[edit]
Roster | |
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Scout | Starkie |
Scout | Thalash |
Roamer | Drackk |
AMS | |
Demoman | alle |
Medic | Raymon |
Coach | kaidus |
Latest Matches[edit]
Date | Tournament | Result | Versus |
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2018-04-12 | ETF2L 6v6 Season 29: Premiership | 1 − 2 | Se7en
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2018-03-26 | ETF2L 6v6 Season 29: Premiership | 2 − 0 | Ascent.EU
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2018-03-22 | ETF2L 6v6 Season 29: Premiership | 0 − 2 | Se7en
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2018-03-15 | ETF2L 6v6 Season 29: Premiership | 0 − 6 | Se7en
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2018-03-14 | ETF2L 6v6 Season 29: Premiership | 4 − 2 | Ascent.EU
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2018-03-08 | ETF2L 6v6 Season 29: Premiership | 3 − 3 | Se7en
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2018-03-01 | ETF2L 6v6 Season 29: Premiership | 6 − 0 | nunya
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2018-03-01 | ETF2L 6v6 Season 29: Premiership | 0 − 6 | Se7en
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2018-02-28 | ETF2L 6v6 Season 29: Premiership | 6 − 0 | Rakuzan
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2018-02-01 | ETF2L 6v6 Season 29: Premiership | 6 − 0 | Ora Elektro |
Complete Results in any Match |
Additional content[edit]
- 2017-01-21 | Gallery: Se7en Bootcamp @ Esports Arena - Shirts available at https://teespring.com/stores/se7en-at-rewind-2017-2 (by Fribs)
- 2017-01-22 | Gallery: Se7en @ Esports Arena (by Fribs)