Kings part ways with CS:GO roster
Kings have announced the departure of their CS:GO roster, after qualifying for WESG 2017 Asia-Pacific Regional Finals.
Following the removal of Travis "wizard" Richardson a month ago, Kings have not been able to find a replacement, with the Australian-New Zealand mixture finishing 3rd-4th in the Australian division of ESEA MDL Season 26 playoffs, using Dylan "kyoto" Brown as a stand-in.
Due to nationality restrictions for WESG 2017 Australian qualifier, Kings borrowed current Tainted Minds rifler Joshua "INS" Potter and Chiefs member Liam "malta" Schembri to fill in for Simon "Sico" Williams and their opening spot. The mixed squad aced through the qualifier and secured their spot in China, without dropping a single map.
After being a part of the Australian organisation since the formation of the team in late June, the two parties have decided to go their separate ways for 2018.
According to their coach Matt "dayV1D" David, the four players and himself will stick together with the following lineup:
Chris "emagine" Rowlands
Jay "Liazz" Tregillgas
Jordan "Hatz" Bajic
Simon "Sico" Williams
Matt "dayV1D" David (coach)
CSGO Roster Announcement 👑
— Kings Gaming Club (@KingsGClub) December 18, 2017
Our CSGO team has been released.
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