Great year for a great team as we rewind to 2006 rSports. Thanks as always to Brightcove.TV and GGL for hosting this match vs Flow. Match ended up in a loss for rS but provides some great live action of two very nice lineups at the time.

GGL vs Flow

rSports: Jame^s, mehLer, Pinekone, Grt, LuckyTed
Flow: evolution, jstone, Lim, steno, Savior

This summer rSports picked up the roster known as 'The Reality Project' which had shown great potential to compete with some of the best teams in North America. However, roster change after roster change had given the lineup too much instability. When mixed with lack of practice, it was obvious the direction the team was heading.

Revolution Sports Gaming is fully dedicated to competing on the highest level with mature gamers that all share the same vision. Sponsors, fans, and staff alike not only expect but deserve this level of team and rS is set to provide it.

With that said, Revolution Sports Gaming will view all options at hand in the decision on a new 1.6 roster! With closing of CGS, it's likely a few faces will be around and rSports should be back on the map soon!

On a side note, Bob 'Pali' Tinsey has also been promoted to team General Manager where he will act as a Player/Manager and help oversee Counter-Strike operations.

The team GM position was recently left void with the promotion of Greg 'Afrmn' Kastanes to Director of Team Operations.

Congrats to everyone and good luck!!!

Tonight for the CGS Pro-Am 1.6 week 6 match we see the CS division of Revolution Sports face off with compLexity! Both teams come into the match on top of the division, looking to protect their undefeated records.

CompLexity and rSports have competed in many leagues and events dating back to old CAL Invite. However, it seems this match could result in which team will continue on undefeated and which team will be handed their first loss and a sure 2nd place finish.

rSports (5-0)
Lover, broodex, Pali, CuZ, Revenge
compLexity (5-0)
Warden, Hanes, Storm, fRoD. Rambo

(6-16) Loss

Last night, the Counter Strike squad faced off with team Sway in the upper bracket finals of CEVO-Mains 1.6 division. Both teams already control a top 3 spot in the final standings, however with a win there can only be more cash to be had.

The first half saw rS on the CT side take the lead 8-7 lead.

Second half, Sway jumped out to a 6-0 before rS behind xaN's 1vs4 amazing round to tie things up at 15-15 and head to overtime.

In overtime, things just didn't fall into place right and Sway ended up on top.

Sway will wait for the Grand Finals here in a few weeks as rSports will fall awaiting the loser bracket finalist. At that point they look forward to a rematch with Sway for the grand title!

rSports vs Sway
Overtime Loss