The winners of the League of Legends 1v1 matches from Esports News UK’s charity stream have received their prizes.
Developer Riot Games handed out 800RP to each of the winners.
It was great to have Riot on board with the ENUK charity stream – which raised £650 earlier this month – as they took part in some community matches versus Team UK and Team Casters.
Here’s the full list of League of Legends participants and winners.
The winners (in bold)
- Team UK vs Casters/Coaches
- Team ENUK vs Casters/Coaches
- Team UK vs Team Riot
- Casters/coaches vs Team Riot
- Jesper Kuntz (Benvarmeren) vs Harry Evans (caster battle)
- David vs Craig (ENUK battle)
- Chin vs Prosfair
- Foxdrop vs Phy
- Ben Annis (@EncHyojung) vs Philip Macartney
- Matt Faulkner (EUtwistedfate) vs Robert Watson (SternRowboat)
- Froomie vs Rtfx
- Teimpo (aka Rifty) vs Tundra
- Brixton and Angelina vs Vicksy and Ryan (2v2)
- SuperMechaCynpai vs TheTrueDarxil
- SuperMechaCynpai and BirdPerson vs TheTrueDarxil and Bluestreak
- Tyrin vs Lozza
- Lozza vs ToxicDares
- Crane vs Tyrin
- Innaxe vs Deadly
- Joekerism vs Tyin
- Deadly vs Nightmare
- Excoundrel vs Medic
- Tridd vs Dezachu
Speaking of 1v1s, make sure you attend the Esports News UK meet-up in London on April 8th for some more 1v1 action and LoL-themed drinks in a night of networking and fun.
The Team Rosters
Team UK (first win)
- Lozza
- Bradtek
- Tundra
- Teimpo
- Tyrin
Team UK (second win)
- ENC Hyojung
- Bradtek
- Stern Rowboat
- Teimpo
- Shiklin
Team ENUK
- Bluestreak
- Renegade826
- Fandasuba
- Diomedes Monster
- CraneGasm
Team casters/coaches (vs team ENUK)
- TheTrueDarxil
- Excoundrel
- RITO Games
- ThisIsJaws
- JordanWalshm8
Team casters/coaches (vs Team Riot)
- RobJWA
- Tridd was taken
- TheTrueDarxil
- RITO Games
- OG Sandstorm
Team Riot
- Riot Bo1ton
- Riot Husker
- Riot TebsG
- Riot Navigator
- Riot Dieselnoi
Thanks again to everyone who took part, and we’ll have our forfeits coming soon…!
You can check out all the VoDs and matches on the Esports News UK YouTube channel.
Dom is an award-winning writer and finalist of the Esports Journalist of the Year 2023 award. He graduated from Bournemouth University with a 2:1 degree in Multi-Media Journalism in 2007.
As a long-time gamer having first picked up the NES controller in the late ’80s, he has written for a range of publications including GamesTM, Nintendo Official Magazine, industry publication MCV and others. He worked as head of content for the British Esports Federation up until February 2021, when he stepped back to work full-time on Esports News UK and offer esports consultancy and freelance services. Note: Dom still produces the British Esports newsletter on a freelance basis, so our coverage of British Esports is always kept simple – usually just covering the occasional press release – because of this conflict of interest.
