Rowe

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Rowe
Background Information
Name	Daniel Rowe
Country of Birth	Australia
Birthday	December 15, 1994 (age 29)
Residency	OCE  Oceania
Competitive
Team	Knights
Role	Coach
Previous Role(s)	Jungler
Favorite Gods
Soloqueue IDs	Dat300PingLife, Dat50PingLife
Social Media & Links
Team History
Dec 2014 - Mar 2015  Incite Mar 2015 - Feb 2016  Avant Garde Feb 2016 - Dec 2016  Team Pandamonium Dec 2016 - Aug 2017  Dire Wolves Feb 2018 - Dec 2018  NRG Esports Jan 2019 - Present  Knights

Daniel "Rowe" Rowe is a coach for Pittsburgh Knights.

Biography

Rowe lives in Brisbane, Queensland.

Rowe started playing games at a young age, playing the PlayStation 1 and 2. Eventually converting to PC with Warcraft 3 and onto World of Warcraft for almost 7 years until he started playing SMITE in early 2012. During Season One he sat high in Diamond 1 on NA servers using the name Dat300PingLife lightheartedly making fun of the fact that he was connecting to North American servers from Australia. With the release of OCE servers in late 2014, he renamed to Dat50PingLife and eventually to his surname; Rowe.

In December 2014 he formed Incite which was later acquired by Avant Garde. Together with the team he continued on to finish the Season 2 OPL entirely undefeated, qualifying for the Oceanic Regionals at PAX Australia 2015. They continued their momentum from the online league into offline play and capped off their regional season with a 19-0 win streak, solidifying themselves a spot at the Season 2 Smite World Championship where they fell in 9-10th Place to Enemy and Qiao Gu Reapers.

Moving into Season 3, Rowe took over captaincy of the team and decided to step away from the Avant Garde organisation. Now under Team Pandamonium; Rowe and the team continued to compete in the Oceanic Pro League with good results, remaining as the most successful Oceanic Smite team even through several roster changes. In November 2016 they once again won their Regional Championship, qualifying the team for the Season 3 Smite World Championship. Shortly after qualification, the team signed to the Dire Wolves and announced they would be flying to North America to bootcamp for three weeks leading into the SWC. Though even with the weeks spent practicing against North American teams, the Dire Wolves were not able to pick up a win at the Season 3 Smite World Championship; falling to Obey Alliance and Team Allegiance on day one of the competition.

He retired on 4 August 2017 along with teammates kikiomeo, Ochita, and RichardCastle. He then returned to the SMITE scene in Season 5 on Febuary 16th, 2018 when he became the coach for NRG Esports.

Trivia

• He was the highest rated Oceanic player in Conquest Ranked through Season 1, 2 and 3.

Team and Tournament History

As Player

Recent Achievements (full list)

Date	Place	Event	Team	Roster

As Coach

Date	Place	Event	Team	Teammates
2018-11-18	A55 - 8	SMITE World Championship 2019	NRG Esports	maniaKK • Adapting • Homiefe • emilitoo • EmilZy
2018-10-04	A22	2018 EU SPL Fall Season	NRG Esports	maniaKK • Adapting • Yammyn • emilitoo • EmilZy
2018-07-29	A11	SMITE Summer Finals 2018	NRG Esports	maniaKK • Adapting • Yammyn • emilitoo • EmilZy
2018-07-05	A11	2018 EU SPL Summer Season	NRG Esports	maniaKK • Adapting • Yammyn • emilitoo • EmilZy
2018-04-26	A33	2018 EU SPL Spring Season	NRG Esports	maniaKK • Adapting • Yammyn • emilitoo • EmilZy

External Content

Interviews

Interview with RedBull

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