The RLCS 2022-23 Fall Qualifiers have finally wrapped up after long, long hours on the field. With that, we are starting to hear the roaring fans, preparing us for the upcoming RLCS Fall Major. The first Major of the season will take place in Rotterdam, Amsterdam on December 8 to December 12.
We are going to see 16 teams fighting for the first championship of the season. Let’s look at the names and teams that will blast the field of the RLCS Fall Major.
Europe (EU) Region Teams
Karmine Corp had a successful season, placing top three in all three Fall qualifiers. Oxygen Esports had an amazing start, taking first place in Fall Open. They didn’t do as well in the following qualifiers but fortunately for them, they have scored enough ranking points to qualify for the RLCS Fall Major. Quadrant, the new team in town managed to land among the top five of the EU RLCS teams. Team Liquid managed to get their grip during the last qualifier after a worrying start of the season, landing second place in the last qualifier. Lastly, Moist Esports had a stable run in the Fall qualifiers and slipped a little during the Fall Invitational. Fortunately for them, they got the ranking points needed to snatch the last slot for the RLCS Fall Major.
Karmine Corp
Amine “itachi” BenayachiAxel “vatira.” TouretBrice “ExoTiiK” BigeardWagner “Eversax” Benjamin (coach)
Oxygen Esports
Archie “archie” PickthallOle “oaly.” van DoornJoris “Joreuz” RobbenBilly “billy” Hinchliffe (coach)
Quadrant
Lucas “RelatingWave” RoseDylan “eekso” PickeringKurtis “Kash” CannonNicolai “Snaski” Vistesen Andersen (coach)
Team Liquid
Bruno Alexandre “AcroniK.” dos Santos LopesOskar “Oski” GozdowskiTristan “Atow.” SoyezAndré Filipe de Jesus “Xpére” Ruivinho Costa (coach)
Moist Esports
Joe “Joyo” YoungFinlay “rise.” FergusonMaëllo “AztraL” ErnstNoah “noah” Hinder (coach)
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North America (NA) teams
North American region stays super competitive. Gen.G managed to stay on top of the field, claiming first place in Fall Invitational and second place in Fall Open and Fall Cup. FaZe Clan went into the season all fired up, getting themselves a first place in Fall Open and second place in the Fall Invitational. Version1’s run during the Fall Cup landed them first place, securing the points needed for the RLCS Fall Major despite a shaky performance for the two other qualifiers. On the other hand, Spacestation Gaming’s roster change at the end of last season seems to be working in their favor, as they consistently place the 3rd/4th in all three qualifiers. Last but not least, G2 Esports managed to cling to their last hope in the Fall Invitational, outlasting NRG in claiming the last slot of invitations to the RLCS Fall Major.
Gen.G Mobil1 Racing
Jack “ApparentlyJack” BentonNick “Chronic” IwanskiJoseph “noly” KiddBraxton “Allushin” Lagarec (coach)
Faze Clan
Jason “Firstkiller” CorralCaden “Sypical” PellegrinNick “mist” CostelloRaul “Roll Dizz” Diaz (coach)
FaZe Clan. Image via Twitter.
Version1
Kyle “torment” StorerRobert “comm” KyserLandon “BeastMode” KonermanJayson “Fireburner” Nunez (coach)
Spacestation Gaming
Tshaka “Arsenal” Lateef Taylor JrDaniel “Daniel” PiecenskiLogan “Lj” WiltRobert Louis “Chrome” Gomez (coach)
G2 Esports
Jacob “JKnaps” KnapmanReed “Chicago” WilenMassimo “Atomic” FranceschiMatthew “Satthew” Ackermann (coach)
Australia (OCE) Region Teams
The superpower teams of the Australian scene have always been neck-to-neck since the previous seasons. With Renegades not making a comeback, it’s exciting to see Pioneers and PWR battling their way to the top ranks. Pioneer is consistently on top of their games, landing them first on the rank. PWR had a shaky start with them falling in the Quarterfinals of the Fall Open. They recovered quickly and improved a lot since then, landing them first in the Fall Cup and Fall Invitational.
Pioneers
Ethan “Scrub” KlumppLachlan “Superlachie” GordonJon “bananahead” AnastasakisChris “Threes” Keller (coach)Isaac “Prof” G. (coach)
PWR
Daniel “Torsos” ParsonsLuke “Amphis” RiddellLachlan “Fever” AitchisonJames “Jimmah” Forshaw (coach)
South America (SAM) Region teams
With FURIA Esports’ decision of moving to the North American region, the best teams of RLCS South America fought hard to be the next beast of SAM. The Club scored all three Fall qualifiers, placing them first on the SAM RLCS Ranking and landing them the slot to the Fall Major. Team Secret, on the other hand, played consistently throughout the Fall season but had to go through a tiebreaker with KRÜ Esports for the Fall Major slot. They won convincingly and will join The Club in representing the SAM region.
The Club
Luiz Fellipe “AztromicK” Lopes GomesGabriel “Lostt” BuzonBernardo “Bemmz” Siqueira MartaNicolas “Michi” Michikoviski (coach)
Team Secret
Roberto Lima “Sad” de Souza Olímpio “nxghtt” Torres Danilo “kv1” MicheliniBruno “BRUNOVISQUII” Roschel (coach)
Middle East and North Africa (MENA) teams
Team Falcons managed to keep up their dominance this season to no one’s surprise. Although they stumbled in the Fall Open and fell to Team KRN in the Fall Open Finals, they snapped back quickly and left no chance for the other teams. They claimed first places for the Fall Cup and Fall Invitational, cementing their invite to the RLCS Fall Major.
Team Falcons
Ahmad “Ahmad” AbdullahKhalid “oKhaliD” QasimMohammed “trk511” Alotaibi
Asia-Pacific (APAC) Region teams
There is no question who gets to represent the Asia-pacific region to the RLCS Fall Major. The APAC region had gone through a restructuring where the APAC-North and APAC-South are no more and all of the APAC teams have to fight it out in the same regional qualifier. Even so, the number of slots given to APAC remains the same, and James Cheese has proven its worth by getting first place for all three Fall qualifiers.
James Cheese
Nelson “virtuoso” LaskoShogo “ReaLize” IkeyamaCameron “Kamii” IngramLachlan “LBP” Parker (coach)
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