Tag: VCT Pacific

  • Adrian “invy” Reyes captures first VCT Pacific title as Paper Rex dominates road to Masters: London 

    Adrian “invy” Reyes captures first VCT Pacific title as Paper Rex dominates road to Masters: London 

    For Filipino VALORANT player Adrian Reyes, the road to a championship was never instant.

     

    It took years of grinding through the Pacific scene, proving himself against some of Asia’s best talents, and eventually earning a spot in one of the world’s most explosive VALORANT teams.

     

    Now, he finally has the trophy to show for it.

     

    Invy celebrated the biggest title of his professional career after Paper Rex dismantled FULL SENSE, 3-0, in the grand finals of the 2026 VCT Pacific Stage 1 to secure the organization’s fourth regional crown and the top seed heading into VALORANT Masters: London.

     

    The triumph officially made invy just the second Filipino player ever to win a VCT Pacific title, following former PRX player Patrick Mendoza, who lifted the trophy during the 2025 Stage 2 tournament in Japan.

     

    For invy, the breakthrough came as part of a dominant PRX run that barely slowed down throughout the playoffs.

     

    Fresh off another sweep against Global Esports in the semifinals, Paper Rex entered the finals looking fully in sync — and once the team found momentum, FULL SENSE struggled to stop the flood.

     

    The Thai squad actually looked poised to take control early in the series.

     

    On Pearl, FULL SENSE built a halftime lead after successfully slowing PRX’s trademark aggressive style.

     

    But after losing the pistol and anti-eco rounds to begin the second half, Paper Rex suddenly erupted.

     

    The Pacific powerhouse strung together seven straight rounds to steal the opener, 13-10, immediately shifting pressure onto FULL SENSE.

     

    That same pattern repeated itself in Lotus.

     

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    Every time FULL SENSE created separation, PRX answered with overwhelming momentum swings.

     

    After evening the map at halftime, Paper Rex stormed ahead with six consecutive rounds before eventually sealing a 13-9 victory.

     

    Fracture delivered the most competitive battle of the series, with both teams trading rounds deep into the second half after a 6-6 deadlock at halftime.

     

    But when the pressure peaked, PRX once again found another level.

     

    Three crucial late-round wins allowed Paper Rex to close the map, 13-10, and officially punch its ticket to London as Pacific’s No. 1 seed.

     

    While veteran superstar Jason Susanto led the stat sheet with 63 kills and 30 assists across the series, the title symbolized something equally important for invy — validation that he belongs among the region’s elite.

     

    Now, the Filipino standout heads into Masters: London not as an underdog story, but as part of a legitimate international contender.

     

    Thanks to the Stage 1 title, Paper Rex advances directly into the playoff stage of Masters: London, allowing the team additional time to prepare while other squads battle through the Swiss Stage.

     

    The victory also secured PRX a berth in the Esports World Cup this July and earned valuable championship points toward qualification for VALORANT Champions: Shanghai.

     

    For invy, however, the breakthrough may matter even beyond the trophy itself.

     

    After years of Filipino players trying to carve out space in the global VALORANT scene, another Pinoy name is now standing at the top of the Pacific.

     

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  • Paper Rex seizes top seed, sends message ahead of VCT Pacific Playoffs 

    Paper Rex seizes top seed, sends message ahead of VCT Pacific Playoffs 

    Momentum isn’t just about winning—it’s about when and how you do it. And for Paper Rex, the timing couldn’t be more perfect.

     

    With the VCT Pacific Stage 1 group stage winding down, PRX didn’t just secure the top seed from Group Alpha—they took it by force. Their 2-0 dismantling of DRX didn’t just close out their campaign; it snapped their rival’s unblemished run and sent a clear warning to the rest of the field.

     

    The victory wasn’t built on razor-thin margins or late-game heroics. It was defined by control.

     

    On Breeze, what started as an even exchange quickly turned into a runaway. After a brief 2-2 tie, PRX flipped the switch and never looked back, stringing together round after round to build a commanding 10-2 halftime lead. DRX found brief life in the second half, but any hopes of a comeback were quickly shut down as PRX closed the map convincingly, 13-5.

     

    Lotus followed a familiar script—early resistance, then complete takeover. DRX struck first with pistol and anti-eco wins, but PRX responded with a relentless stretch that turned the tide. By halftime, the gap had widened to 9-3, and from there, it was only a matter of time. Another 13-5 finish sealed the sweep.

     

    At the center of it all was Ilya ‘something’ Petrov, who once again delivered a standout performance. Playing his signature Jett, he tallied 38 kills, 19 deaths, and 7 assists—setting the tone for PRX’s aggressive, high-tempo style.

     

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    The result carries more than just bragging rights.

     

    By locking in the No. 1 seed, PRX earns a direct pass to the upper bracket semifinals, giving them both rest and a strategic advantage as the playoffs begin on May 7. With three coveted slots to VALORANT Masters London on the line, every edge matters—and PRX has positioned itself exactly where it wants to be.

     

    But beyond the bracket benefits, this win reframes the conversation.

     

    In a group that featured some of the region’s strongest contenders, PRX didn’t just survive—they imposed their identity. Fast, fearless, and relentlessly coordinated, they enter the playoffs not as a question mark, but as the team to beat.

     

    And if this final statement was any indication, Paper Rex isn’t just aiming for qualification.

     

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  • Team Secret goes all-out on Asian rebuild led by Filipino head coach

    Team Secret goes all-out on Asian rebuild led by Filipino head coach

     

    Team Secret has officially announced a revamped lineup and coaching structure for its Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) Pacific 2026 campaign, blending talent from across Asia and elevating a Filipino coach to lead the main squad.

     

    Team Secret struggled to find consistent form last year, ultimately finishing near the bottom of the standings in multiple stages of the VCT Pacific, prompting the organization to reassess its competitive direction.

     

    Among the new signings is veteran player Kim “TenTen” Tae-young, a duel-focused competitor with previous experience in Japan’s top VALORANT circuits. His addition brings a proven high-impact playstyle to the team’s firepower.

     

    Joining TenTen is Rizkie “BerserX” Adla Kusuma, a seasoned professional who spent several seasons with BOOM Esports and has showcased versatility at high levels of regional competition. 

     

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    Complementing the international additions is the retention of core players from past seasons. Kelly “kellyS” Sedillo returns to the active roster, bringing site-control skills and tactical flexibility, while Ko “Sylvan” Young-sub remains anchored in his role, adding stability and strategic execution to Team Secret’s gameplay.

     

    In a noteworthy coaching decision, Team Secret has appointed Filipino veteran Jose “Rbtx” Jamir as head coach of the main VCT squad. Rbtx, who previously guided Team Secret Academy, now steps up to steer the senior roster after demonstrating his leadership in developing emerging talent. 

     

    The Academy program, which has previously featured a pipeline of young prospects from Southeast Asia, remains active and continues to play a key developmental role for Team Secret’s broader ecosystem. 

     

    Team Secret’s revamped lineup is scheduled to debut at the upcoming VCT Pacific Kickoff 2026, where they will face tough early competition. 

     

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