Final Feature get Hysterical, Holo lose two, Cyclone disperse
With the ESEA Advanced regular season coming to a close, Final Feature, Holo, and Cyclone have mades changes as they prepare for playoffs or for Season 32.
On June 23rd, playoff-bound team Hysteria finally found an organization in the form of Final Feature. This signing mark the return of the organization to CS:GO after they dropped the team currently known as Bushido Boyz back in March.
As such, Final Feature now hosts the following roster:
Malick "dangle" Abid- Jordan "jitter" Ruggiero
- Jeremy "Mundle" King
- Austin "RenZ" Dickman
Shawn "Magowi" O'Malley
Final Feature will be playing Kyle "OCEAN" O'Brien's absolute mad lads in round one of the Advanced playoffs next Tuesday at 9 PM EDT.
As for Holo, the team have been reduced to three players as Gene "ayjin" Krivachek left the team last week, while Sam "Noxio" Goodwin is set to leave in short order. ayjin told Dust2.us that he decided to leave Holo and will be taking a break from CS:GO due to a lack of cohesion and practice along with the disappointment of narrowly missing playoffs. Noxio will also be taking a break from the game and it is currently unknown if the players will look for new homes for Season 32.
As a result, Holo is now:
- Jazzy "Ematics" Kruczynski
- Dominick "JazzPimp" Dimpfel
- Michael "Turismo" Haas
Manuel "S1mple" Mieres (Coach)- Andrew "shmaw" Situ (Backup)
The final change sees Cyclone break up after the team recently ended their season with a modest 8-8 record. Duts2.us was told by the players that they ultimately decided to part ways on amicable terms after realizing that the team environment had severely degraded and the team hit their ceiling and were unlikely to improve anymore.
Cyclone's roster at the end of Season 31 was:
- Austin "Sway" Pollock
- Troy "ara" Pollock
- Cole "Meech" Salm
- Colby "Walco" Walsh
- Jerric "wiz" Jiang
Cole "Meech" Salm told Dust2.us that he plans on building a new team in the spot with friend Alec "Vita^" D'amico as Cyclone prepare for Season 32.
