In a surprising turn of events, G2 Esports has confirmed the dissolution of its North American Challengers League Valorant team. This decision comes in the wake of the team’s unsuccessful bid to secure a spot in the VCT Americas Ascension.

G2 Esports, a prominent player in the esports arena, made its entry into the second-tier Valorant league in December. The team boasted a star-studded lineup, with former Sentinels players Shahzeb ‘ShahZaM’ Khan and Michael ‘dapr’ Gulino leading the charge. However, the organization’s attempt to secure a spot in the Riot Games partnered Valorant league, VCT Americas, was unsuccessful, as reported by The Washington Post.

Unlike other teams that had to earn their place in the league through open qualifiers, G2 was granted a slot alongside other established esports organizations such as FaZe Clan, Shopify Rebellion, and The Guard. Despite a promising start, with a first-place finish in its group and a second-place finish in the Mid-Season Face Off, the team’s performance dwindled in the second split, resulting in a 0-5 record in the group stage.

G2 Esports Part Ways with North American Valorant Roster

Although G2 managed to qualify for the North American Challengers Playoffs based on points, the team fell short of securing a high enough placement in the tournament to make it to the Americas Ascension event. This outcome effectively concluded the team’s season, as they were unable to compete for a spot in VCT Americas.

In a shocking announcement on June 7, G2 Esports revealed the departure of every player and staff member on the roster, with the exception of ShahZaM. The organization clarified that ShahZaM, while still signed with G2, has transitioned to a content creator role.

As of now, G2 Esports has no major third-party tournaments to compete in. However, the organization managed to secure a high enough placement over the course of the Challengers League season to avoid relegation, ensuring a spot in the league for the 2024 season.

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