Soniqs Announces New VALORANT Roster for 2023 Season
As the VALORANT community prepares for the upcoming era of the game, attention has turned to the second tier of competition. While the top international leagues grab headlines, regional enthusiasts can look forward to the Challengers ecosystem starting in January 2023.
The Soniqs organization is making early moves to secure spots in the Ascension competition, particularly in North America where there is an abundance of talent. They have already made some impressive roster additions.
Introducing the Soniqs VALORANT Roster
The new Soniqs roster for the 2023 VALORANT season includes Bryce “PureR” Lovell, Kevin “mina” Nguyen, Michael “nerve” Yerrow, Dylan “runi” Cade, and William “shonk” Kittrell.
PureR is the standout addition to the team. As a top-tier duelist, he played a crucial role in XSET’s success during the 2021 VCT competitions. Even without PureR in the lineup in 2022, XSET still performed well, but his contributions were sorely missed.
Mina and nerve join the Soniqs from Cosmic Divide, an orgless team that has been active in North America’s lower-tier tournaments over the past two years. Mina has excelled as a Chamber player, while nerve has made a name for himself as a controller. They will be joining forces with runi and shonk, who have been with the Soniqs since April. Last year, runi and shonk were part of a Soniqs roster that combined North American and Australian talent, but they narrowly missed out on the NA VCT.
Soniqs Leading the Way
Soniqs is the first organization in North America’s VALORANT scene to finalize their roster for the 2023 season. Other prominent organizations like TSM and The Guard are expected to join the NA Challengers competition next year.
Exciting times lie ahead for the Soniqs and their fans as they gear up for the 2023 VALORANT season. Who will emerge as the dominant force in the Challengers ecosystem? Only time will tell.
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