UCLM gamers rejoice after beating USC within the Valorant competitors of the CEL Pre-Season match. | Photograph from CEL
CEBU CITY, Philippines — The College of Cebu Lapu-Lapu Mandaue (UCLM) toppled the College of San Carlos (USC) to be topped because the kings of the Valorant competitors in final Sunday’s Cebu Faculties Athletic Basis, Inc. (Cesafi) Esports League (CEL) Pre-Season match held on the SM Seaside Metropolis Cebu’s Mountain Wing.
Within the high-stakes best-of-three finals, UCLM edged out USC with a 2-1 victory.
John Reymar Laresma, delivered a masterclass within the first-person shooter sport Valorant, racking up a formidable 50 kills and eight assists, and averaging 227.3 factors.
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Laresma’s dominating efficiency earned him the coveted title of “Most Useful Participant” of the match.
UCLM set the tone early, outplaying USC in Sport 1 with a decisive 13-6 win.
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USC regrouped and fought again fiercely in Sport 2, leveling the sequence with a 13-8 triumph.
Nonetheless, UCLM proved their mettle, closing out the sequence with a 13-8 victory in Sport 3, securing their place on the prime.
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UCLM’s Valorant roster included Markly Bry Canton, Rigil Kent Payo, Samuel Gabriel Pino, Justin De Castilla, Louie Jay Labajo, and Kent Jyls Noel.
The CEL match additionally featured the Cellular Legends: Bang Bang championship, the place the College of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R) swept USC in three straight video games throughout their best-of-five finals.
This action-packed pre-season occasion serves as a prelude to the upcoming CEL common season that’s set to kick off this September.
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