HEET players part ways with the organization

Last UpdatedFebruary 18, 2023 at 03:45PM

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According to the announcement of the head coach Adil "elemeNt" Maufroid, HEET roster has been disbanded, and the players are looking for a new organization to represent. HEET haven’t made an official announcement yet regarding the matter, but the roster will finish the split under the organization’s banner.

HEET and its VALORANT roster part ways

Last year, the British organization competed in the VRL 2022 Northern Europe: Polaris Stage 2. However, HEET decided to pack their stuff and move to the VRL France: Revolution with a brand new roster. Out of 16 games, they saw eight wins and eight losses and are currently placed eighth in the league standings. The organization is out of the playoff bracket as only the first six teams make it to the playoffs.

“Due to unfortunate circumstances we came to a mutual agreement to seperate with @HEETgaming and finish the split under the tag HEET, therefore we are looking for an organization to represent in the second split of VCL FRANCE the whole team wants to remain together the same for the staff because we believe in the project I thank HEET for accompanying us, and we are more motivated than ever to reach our goals.” - Head Coach elemeNt

According to the announcement above, both parties have mutually agreed to part ways. Moreover, the roster is looking to stick together for the upcoming split and continue to compete. With the head coach’s leadership, the roster is looking to represent an organization in the French league.

The Belgian player Kinguyenn is the most important piece of the puzzle regarding firepower. Boasting a 1.19 rating in 218 maps since the beginning of his career, he is known for making plays with Jett in his hands having picked the agent 14 times in the last three months.

The former HEET VALORANT roster is:

Jake "Monstrum" Byrne
Wadir "WADDLE" Taraki
Nguyen "Kinguyenn" Thach
Sofian "b2kk" Delimi
Laurent "memset" Werly
Adil "elemeNt" Maufroid (Head Coach)
Ciaran "Cizza" Dillon (Assistant Coach)
Caelan "Caelan" Gokani (Coach)

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