The end of a CS:GO season is here, player shuffling commences
What worked this season, what didn't work? Can we shed any dead weight and can we poach some of the best? All questions that many CS:GO teams ask within themselves at the end of a season in order to improve their performance.
With the end of the CyberGamer Premier league here and Team Streamline taking the title (securing $2670 into their back pockets), the team shuffling has commenced.
- Karlo "USTILO" Pivac from Streamline joins Team Immunity
- Kyran "dizzy" Crombie joins Vox Eminor as a substitute
- Yaman "Yam" Ergenekon rumored to be leaving Team Immunity for Vox Eminor
Now that Australian CS:GO has some financial backing, international appearances and company support, it is starting to become counted as a much more legitimate addition to the local and global gaming scene - previously being completely overshadowed by League of Legends and Starcraft II thanks to their developer and Australian Cyber League support.
These changes see the following line-up's set for the two powerhouse teams - Immunity and Vox Eminor.
Immunity:
- Iain "SnypeR" Turner
- Ricky "Rickeh" Mulholland
- James "James" Quinn
- Chris "emagine" Rowlands
- Yaman "Yam" Ergenekon
- Karlo "USTILO" Pivac
Voxe:
- Luke "Havoc" Paton
- Chad "SPUNJ" Burchill
- Justin "jks" Savage
- Aaron "AZR" Ward
- ?
- Kyran "dizzy" Crombie (reserve)
