Team SoloMid

Overview

Match History

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Team SoloMid
Team Information
Org Location	United States
Region	NA  North America
Sponsor(s)	iBUYPOWER HyperX Kinguin Logitech G LolClass Multi Gaming Network Twitch HTC NEEDforSEAT
History
Created 2011-01 Disbanded 2016-01-05
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Team SoloMid is an American eSports organization. On January 5, 2016 they withdrew from SMITE.

When the organization withdrew from SMITE, they had teams in League of Legends and CS:GO. The org also had players in Super Smash Brothers and Heathstone.

History

Season 1

After winning the Launch Tournament, the team replaced their ADC YOUNGBAE with the former Cloud 9 hunter Smek and managed to qualify for the European SPL Kick Off LAN.

They placed 3rd/4th in the kick off LAN, and continued to compete over seven weeks in the Season One SPL, placing third overall and managing to qualify for the European Regional Championships. Heading into the LAN, they replaced their ADC with their former coach Zimpstar. Although they went into the tournament third seed, they played and lost to SK Gaming, who came up from the pro league play ins after placing 5th in the Pro League, 2-0 in the quarterfinals of the tournament. Following the Regional Championships, the team disbanded after failing to qualify for the SMITE World Championship 2015.

Season 2

Spring Split

Going into season 2, the former Cognitive Red roster, then known as The Name Changers, was picked up by Team SoloMid, marking the organization's return to the Smite competitive scene. The team participated in the SPL Season 2 NA Spring Season, maintaining their dominant performance from Season 1 and placing first overall and qualifying for the Spring Finals.

During Spring Finals, the team managed to win Semi-finals in a close 3-2 set against Europe's Fnatic, continuing on to face the other North American team AFK Gaming in the finals. Despite losing the first game, the team managed to pull out a win in the second match. They lost the next two matches however, losing the set and placing second in the spring finals overall.

Summer Split

At the Summer Finals, TSM would make short work of their quarterfinals opponent, Fnatic, dropping a single game to win the series 3-1. Their semifinals match found them against the first seeded and favorite to win AFK Gaming. TSM went down two games quickly, and despite a game 3 advantage, the series nearly ended in a sweep as a mid-game pause looked like it might possibly cause them to forfeit via combat pause. However, the pause was deemed legitimate, and the game was allowed to continue. TSM pushed their advantage, closing the game without too much difficulty, and bringing some life to the series. Riding the wave of momentum, TSM won handily in game 4, and stomped AFK in game five, knocking the favorites down to the 3rd place match, while advancing to the grand finals to face Paradigm. In a hard-fought series, TSM managed to lose only a 49-minute, back and forth game 2, taking the rest of the series 3-1 and securing 1st place at the Summer Finals.

Fall Split

On September 3, Coach Jigz announced a major roster change, with TheBoosh stepping down from the team, Snoopy moving to mid, Eonic to hunter, and himself to support, citing problems dating to before the Summer Finals LAN, including Boosh's lack of motivation. On September 28, Divios was benched by the team due to attitude problems. Shortly after, TheBoosh returned to the team, reversing all roster changes made thus far except Divios's, who was replaced by bchm.

Pre-Season 3

On January 5, 2016, TSM announced that as their roster's contracts came to an end, they wouldn't re-sign them. With the departure of their team, TSM wasn't planning on picking up a new roster. They would withdraw from SMITE, stating they want to focus their resources and effort in other games. This, along with previous statements from the team's roster, was received negatively by the community, with most agreeing that TSM was a bad sponsor. Eonic himself stated that the organization rarely communicated with the team and information on the website was often incorrect or simply missing altogether. This chain of events left TSM disgraced by the SMITE community.

Timeline

• 2016
• 2015
• 2014

• January 5, TSM doesn't re-sign their players, and withdraws from SMITE. Garz, TheBoosh, Snoopy, kolovoz, and Jigz leave.

• March 13, The Name Changers roster acquired. Divios, DaGarz, TheBoosh, Snoopy, and Eonic join.
• April, 5th, kolovoz joins as sub.
• April 26, Team SoloMid place 2nd in the SPL Season 2 Spring Finals
• May 20, Jigz joins as coach.
• September 3, TheBoosh leaves. Snoopy to mid, Eonic to hunter, and Jigz to support.
• September 28, Divios moves to substitute.
• September 30, bchm joins as solo.
• October 1, TheBoosh joins as mid. Snoopy to hunter, Eonic to support, Jigz to coach.
• December 7, Eonic and Bickum leave.

• January 4, Amaranthine roster acquired. Lawbster, YOUNGBAE, Trixtank, QvoFred, Gamehunter, and Zimpstar join.
• March 30, TSM win the SMITE Launch Tournament.
• April 24, Smek joins, YOUNGBAE leaves.
• October 7, Shadowq joins as coach.
• December 26, current roster parts ways with Team SoloMid

Player Roster

Former

C	ID	Name	Role	Next Team
	Garz	Peter Gary	Jungler	Team Hopeful
	TheBoosh	Nich Lewis	Mid Laner	Cloud9
	Snoopy	Evan Jones	Hunter	Cloud9
	kolovoz	August Whitaker	Substitute	None
	Bickum	Benjamin Chmura	Solo Laner	SoaR Gaming
	Eonic	Sinjin Thorpe	Support	Team EnVyUs
	Divios	Nicklaus Neumeyer	Solo Laner	Team Eager
	YOUNGBAE	Aiman Azmir	Hunter	Cloud9
	Smek	Rafael Kowar	Hunter	None
	Gamehunter	Mark Horsten	Solo Laner	Spicy Waffles
	Lawbster	Emil Evensen	Mid Laner	TRIG eSports
	Trixtank	Jeppe Gylling	Support	TRIG eSports
	QvoFred	Anders Korsbo	Jungler	TRIG eSports
	Wlfy	Alexandru Lefterică	Substitute	Spicy Waffles

Organization

	ID	Name	Position
	Reginald	Andy Dinh	Owner

Former

C	ID	Name	Role	Next Team
	Jigz	Connor Echols	Coach	Problem Solved
	Shadowq	Erich Grabowski	Coach	Five Angry Men
	Zimpstar	Simon Hagert	Coach	TRIG eSports

Team Achievements

Team SoloMid Tournament Results
Date	Place	Prize	Event	Roster
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