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CLOUD9: NORTH AMERICAN ESPORTS ROYALTY
Cloud9 has grown from its League of Legends roots into a multi-title esports organization with championship history across League, Counter-Strike, Rocket League, Overwatch, Halo and more.
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Three Official Cloud9 Stories
Current stories selected from Cloud9’s official news section.
Cloud9 Announces ASUS Republic of Gamers as Official Peripheral Partner
Cloud9’s VALORANT and Rainbow 6 teams will integrate ASUS ROG performance peripherals into practice, competition, streaming and content creation.
Read on Cloud9 →
Cloud9 Kia and PAGODA® Snacks Renew Partnership Through 2027 LCS Season
PAGODA returns as the official egg roll partner and jersey partner of Cloud9 Kia for the 2026 and 2027 LCS seasons.
Read on Cloud9 →
Cloud9 and JetBrains Partner to Shape the Future of AI Innovation in Gaming
JetBrains became Cloud9’s official AI-powered coding partner, supporting content, events, competitive divisions and a planned hackathon.
Read on Cloud9 →Cloud9 Players
Current players shown on Cloud9’s official League of Legends and VALORANT Game Changers team pages.
Cloud9 Kia — League of Legends
Thanatos
Seung-gyu Park
Blaber
Robert Huang
APA
Eain Stearns
Loki
Sang-min Lee
Zven
Jesper Svenningsen
Tactical
Edward Ra
Vulcan
Philippe Laflamme
Cloud9 — VALORANT Game Changers
Gia
Giavana
yunie
Ariel Grey
Marceline
Jina Kim
Sarie
Sarie
leelee
Lee Lee McN
Inside Cloud9
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Why Cloud9 Matters
Cloud9 says it was founded in 2013 and grew from League of Legends into one of North America’s best-known esports organizations. Its official site highlights major victories across LCS, Counter-Strike, Rocket League, Overwatch and Halo.
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This Cloud9 page uses the same default WWLTP team structure: master navigation, a separate team logo, hero spotlight, team snapshot, three official stories, player rosters, 4–5 visuals and two ad placements.
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