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Adroit Esports

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Adroit Esports
Team Information
Location:
Philippines Philippines
Region:
South East Asia Southeast Asia
Director:
Philippines Martin Gonzales
Manager:
Philippines Gene Francis Osorio
Team Captain:
Philippines Boombacs
Sponsor:
SteelSeries • Yabo
Total Earnings:
$160,623
Links
History
Created:
2019-05-01
Upcoming Matches
No Upcoming Matches
Upcoming Tournaments
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Adroit Esports (formerly known as Team Adroit) is a professional Dota 2 team from the Philippines.

History[edit]

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2019 Southeast Asian Games[edit]

Team Sibol was formed when it was announced that for the first time in SEA Games history, esports would be included as a medal event. Team Sibol is the Philippines' representative for all esports events including Starcraft II, Heartstone, Mobile Legends Bang Bang, Arena of Valor, Tekken 7 and of course Dota 2. High profile Dota 2 players such as Armel, Gabbi, Tims, Kuku, Eyyou, Raven, ninjaboogie, Bimbo, Abed and DJ were directly invited to the Sibol bootcamp but were unable to commit because of the preparation for the new DPC Season.[1]

The players from Team Adroit were invited to the Open Qualifiers and was able to secure a slot in the Sibol National Esports Team Training Pool. Because of the team's great performance in the Bootcamp, Team Adroit was selected to represent Team Sibol and the Philippines in the Dota 2 Category[2], together with 2 Subs, Van and Erice from Cignal Ultra.

The SEA Games Dota 2 Event started on December 7, 2019 and the team were placed in Group B. Team Sibol composed of players from Team Adroit dominated the Group Stage with 5-1 standing, dropping only 1 game to Myanmar. Group A had a tie-breaker and Team Vietnam won over Team Thailand for the top spot and a slot in the Upper Bracket Finals to face Team Sibol.

The Upper Bracket Finals was also dominated by Team Sibol. They dropped Team Vietman to the Lower Bracket with a 2-0 win and secured them a slot in the Gold Medal Match. On the other hand, Team Thailand, with their star player Jabz and 23savage from Fnatic started in the Lower Bracket and were also able to advance to the Gold Medal Match by beating Team Laos 2-0 and Team Vietnam 2-1.

The Gold Medal Match is intense and a see-saw game between Team Sibol and Team Thailand. Team Sibol took first-blood and won Game 1 while Team Thailand evened the series by winning dominantly in Game 2. Team Sibol snatched Game 3 while Team Thailand again evened the series with another dominating Game 4 win. Game 5 looks to be in the bag for Team Thailand but Team Sibol had a comeback win with 2 crucial Black Hole from Boomy and Natusmi-'s Phantom Lancer dominance in the end game.

With the win, Team Sibol will be one with the history books as the First-Ever Gold Medalist in a Dota 2 Event in the SEA Games[3].

Timeline[edit]

  • 2019
  • 2020
  • Show All
  • June 18th - cml will take a break from the competitive scene, ninjaboogie will stand-in.[5]
  • July 3rd - cml returns to the active roster.[6]
  • July 18th - Bok is replaced by Bensoy.[7]
  • August 11th - Natsumi- leaves the team.[8]
  • September 4th - Tino joins the team.[9]
  • October 7th - Bensoy is released from the team while Forev joins the team as a stand-in.[10]
  • October 14th - The team part ways with Forev.[11]
  • October 15th - Nikko joins the team.[12]

Player Roster[edit]

Active[edit]

Active Squad Active Squad
ID Name Position Join Date
Philippines Tino
(
Justine Ryan Evangelista Grimaldo
)
Position: 
1
Join Date: 
2020-09-04[9]
Philippines Mac
(
Mc Nicholson Villanueva
)
Position: 
2
Join Date: 
2019-05-01
Philippines Nikko
(
Nikko Bilocura
)
Position: 
3
Join Date: 
2020-10-15[12]
Philippines Boombacs Captain
(
Marvin Rushton
)
Position: 
4
Join Date: 
2019-06-03
Philippines cml
(
Bryle Alvizo
)
Position: 
5
Join Date: 
2019-05-01[6]

Former[edit]

  • 2020
  • Show All
Former Players Former Players
ID Name Position Join DateLeave Date New Team
South Korea Forev
(
Lee Sang-don
)
3 (Stand-in)
Join Date: 
2020-10-07[10]
Leave Date: 
2020-10-14[11]
Philippines Bensoy
(
Prince Vince Enriquez
)
3
Join Date: 
2020-07-18[7]
Leave Date: 
2020-10-07[10]
Temporary stand-ins Temporary stand-ins
ID Name ID Name Tournament(s)
 
Philippines Mcy
(
Justine Ryan Evangelista Grimaldo
)
ESL One Thailand 2020: AsiaESL One Thailand 2020: Asia
ESL One Thailand 2020: Asia Closed QualifierESL One Thailand 2020: Asia Closed Qualifier
Former Players Former Players
ID Name Position Join DateLeave Date New Team
Philippines Natsumi-
(
John Anthony Vargas
)
1
Join Date: 
2019-05-01
Leave Date: 
2020-08-11[8]
 
Zerothreetwo Dota
Philippines Bok
(
Jun Kanehara
)
3
Join Date: 
2019-05-01
Leave Date: 
2020-07-18[7]
 
Zerothreetwo Dota
Philippines ninjaboogie Captain
(
Michael Ross Jr.
)
5 (Stand-in)
Join Date: 
2020-06-18[5]
Leave Date: 
2020-07-03[6]
 
Zerothreetwo Dota
Temporary stand-ins Temporary stand-ins
ID Name ID Name Tournament(s)
 
Philippines Bensoy
(
Prince Vince Enriquez
)
 
Philippines Bok
(
Jun Kanehara
)
BTS Pro Series Season 2: Southeast Asia BTS Pro Series Season 2: Southeast Asia

Organization[edit]

Active[edit]

Organization Organization
ID Name Position Join Date
Philippines Martin Gonzales
(
Martin Gonzales
)
Owner
Join Date: 
2019-05-01
Philippines Botit
(
Gene Francis Osorio
)
Manager
Join Date: 
2020-07-01
Philippines JL
(
Josef Leonard Brazal
)
Analyst
Join Date: 
2019-06-01
Philippines LANE
(
Isaac Alfon
)
Social and Content Manager
Join Date: 
2020-03-11
Philippines Kalbz
(
Aries Alejandro
)
Streamer
Join Date: 
2020-03-11

Former[edit]

Former Organization Former Organization
ID Name Position Join Date Leave Date New Team
Philippines Snowball
(
Jonathan Menguito
)
Operations Manager
Join Date: 
2019-05-01
Leave Date: 
2020-09-05
 
Neon Esports (Manager)
Philippines Sidney Ledesma
(
Sidney Ledesma
)
Assistant Manager
Join Date: 
2019-05-01
Leave Date: 
2019-11-07
 
Zerothreetwo Dota (Manager)
Philippines Poyyy
(
Paul Rey Valero
)
Manager
Join Date: 
2019-11-07
Leave Date: 
2020-07-01
 
Zerothreetwo Dota (Assistant manager)

Results[edit]

  • Achievements
  • Recent Matches
DatePlaceTierTournamentResultPrize
2020-05-29DA4thA1Tier 2ESL One Birmingham 2020 - Online: Southeast AsiaESL One Birmingham 2020 - Online: Southeast Asia1 : 2$4,000
2020-05-18BA2ndA2Tier 3Hephaestus CupHephaestus Cup$4,220
2020-04-02BA2ndA1Tier 2ESL One Los Angeles 2020 - Online: Southeast AsiaESL One Los Angeles 2020 - Online: Southeast Asia0 : 3$12,000
2019-12-15AA1stA1Tier 2Yabo Supreme CupYabo Supreme Cup2 : 1$28,688
2019-11-18MC13 - 16thA0Tier 1MDL Chengdu MajorMDL Chengdu Major0 : 1$12,500
2019-10-27AA1stA2Tier 3ESL Clash of Nations Bangkok 2019ESL Clash of Nations Bangkok 20192 : 1$20,000
2019-10-18AA1stA2Tier 3Battle of DawnBattle of Dawn3 : 0$38,853
2019-08-03BA2ndA2Tier 3Asian DOTA2 Gold Occupation Invitational Competition S2Asian DOTA2 Gold Occupation Invitational Competition S22 : 3$5,044
2019-06-29AA1stA2Tier 3RedRain Cup Season 3RedRain Cup Season 32 : 0$8,733
2019-05-25AA1stA2Tier 3RedRain Cup Season 1RedRain Cup Season 13 : 2$4,347
Complete list of results in any tournament
DateTimeTierTournamentScoreVs. TeamVOD
2020-10-1708:11 UTC A7QualifierDOTA Summit 13: Southeast Asia Open QualifierDOTA Summit 13: Southeast Asia Open Qualifier2 : 0 032
2020-10-1706:31 UTC A7QualifierDOTA Summit 13: Southeast Asia Open QualifierDOTA Summit 13: Southeast Asia Open Qualifier2 : 0 LGBT
2020-10-1705:01 UTC A7QualifierDOTA Summit 13: Southeast Asia Open QualifierDOTA Summit 13: Southeast Asia Open Qualifier1 : 0 Amihan
2020-10-1704:00 UTC A7QualifierDOTA Summit 13: Southeast Asia Open QualifierDOTA Summit 13: Southeast Asia Open QualifierW : FF TBD
2020-10-0609:18 UTCA3Tier 3PNXBET InvitationalsPNXBET Invitationals1 : 2 Vice
2020-10-0506:04 UTCA3Tier 3PNXBET InvitationalsPNXBET Invitationals0 : 2 Omega
2020-09-3010:36 UTCA3Tier 3PNXBET InvitationalsPNXBET Invitationals2 : 0 Vice
2020-09-2908:23 UTCA3Tier 3PNXBET InvitationalsPNXBET Invitationals1 : 1 Neon
2020-09-2809:12 UTCA3Tier 3PNXBET InvitationalsPNXBET Invitationals2 : 0 IAP
2020-09-2705:00 UTC A7QualifierIeSF World Championship 2020 Filipino QualifierIeSF World Championship 2020 Filipino Qualifier0 : 2 Neon
Complete list of matches in any tournament

Gallery[edit]

  • Original logo

References[edit]

  1. ↑ Sibol (2019-08-04). "Sibol Training Pool Direct Invite".
  2. ↑ Sibol (2019-09-16). "Sibol Dota 2 Team".
  3. ↑ Team Razer (2019-12-09). "Sibol Dota 2 Team wins Gold in the SEA Games 2019".
  4. ↑ "Team Adroit Official Facebook Page". 2019-05-22.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 AdroitDota (2020-06-18). "CML will take a break from competitive action but he remains part of the team.". twitter.com.
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 AdroitDota (2020-07-02). "CML returns.". twitter.com.
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 AdroitEsports (2020-07-18). "Today, it is with a heavy heart to announce that we are releasing Jun 'Bok' Kanehara from our roster.". Facebook.
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 AdroitEsports (2020-08-11). "Today, we announce the departure of our carry player, John Anthony 'Natsumi' Vargas.". Facebook.
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 AdroitEsports (2020-09-04). "Welcome to the Frenzy, Justin 'Tino' Grimaldo!". Facebook.
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 AdroitEsports (2020-10-07). "As we gear up for the upcoming DPC season". Facebook.
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 AdroitEsports (2020-10-14). "ROSTER UPDATE". Facebook.
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 AdroitEsports (2020-10-15). "Welcome to the Frenzy, Nikko!". Facebook.
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