[Warning: This post contains event spoilers!]
Continue reading for details on current LCS Spring Split standings, regional standings, various team & player news, roster updates, and changes to the NA LCS Friday schedule!Current Standings:
The 2016 LCS Summer Season is well underway as we finish Week 6! Friendly reminder that both EU & NA are running on different schedules than previous splits.The brackets and standings below are up to date as of Sunday, July 10th and, as always, VODs can be found here.
[NA] LCS:
- Standings after Week 6:
- Top Three (W/L)
- TSM (12 - 0)
- Immortals (11 - 1)
- Cloud 9 (7 - 5)
- Schedule - LoL eSports //Esports Wikis
- REMEMBER:: Starting Week 7, Friday's NA LCS matches will start 2 hours earlier at 3 PM PT!
[EU] LCS:
- Standings after Week 6:
- Top Three (W/T/L) - Points
- G2 Esports (6 - 6 - 0) - 24 Pts
- Fnatic (6 - 3 - 3 ) - 21 Pts
- Splyce (5 - 5 - 2 ) - 20 Pts
- Schedule - LoL eSports //Esports Wikis
- REMEMBER: EU LCS is now on Friday/Saturday instead of Thursday/Friday.
[Korea] LCK:
- Top Four (W/L)
Schedule/Teams/Standings - Esports Wiki
- ROX Tigers (8 - 3)
- Samsung Galaxy (8 - 3)
- SKTelekom T1 (8 - 3)
- KT Rolster (7 - 4)
[China] LPL:
- Top Four (W/L) - Groups A & B
Schedule/Teams/Standings - Esports Wikis
- Edward Gaming (9 - 0)
- Royal Never Give Up (9 - 1)
- NewBee (4 - 6)
- I MAY (6 - 3)
[TW/HK/MO] LMS:
- Top Three (W/T/L) - Points
- J Team (5 - 1 - 0 ) - 16 Pts
- Flash Wolves (5 - 0 - 0) - 15 Pts
Schedule/Teams/Standings - Esports Wiki
- ahq e-Sports Club (4 - 0 - 2 ) - 12 Pts
2016 NA LCS Summer Split Schedule Update
Following feedback, the NA LCS Friday matches have a new updated schedule from week 7 on:
"TL;DR: NA LCS Friday matches will begin at 3:00 PM PT starting Week 7 - July 15.
As you may have heard on the NA LCS, we’re moving up the Friday night matches to start earlier at 3:00 PM PT beginning on Week 7 - July 15. The Saturday and Sunday matches start times remain unchanged.
After hearing pro player and fan feedback about the late start time - including the short turnaround between days of competition - we decided to start the NA LCS two hours earlier.
The schedule update should make it easier for the night owls in EU and East Coast fans to be able to catch the Friday night games live. The start time change was messaged to teams and ticketholders at the end of June. We’ve also updated the Lolesports NA LCS schedule.
Due to increased demand for tickets, we’ll also be moving the TL vs. TSM match on Sunday, July 17 to the Battle Arena to accommodate a bigger live audience and NV vs. APX will be swapped to the Battle Theater.
Don’t miss the NA LCS at a new time starting with Counter Logic Gaming vs. Immortals on Friday, July 15 at 3:00 PM PT."
Team, Player, Event & Organization News
NA:
- Jung "Fixer" Jae-woo joins Pheonix1.
- Kevin "Kez" Jeon joins Echo Fox as a sub.
EU:
- Alvar "Araneae" Martin Aleñar joins Origen as coach, replacing Nicholas “Nicothepico” Korsgård.
LCK:
- Kim "Dietme" Seung-hoo joins Virtuoso Gaming.
IWC:
- After their victory at the CBLOL Playoffs, INTZ e-sports have qualified for the 2016 ICWQ.
Riot:
- [REMINDER] The NA LCS Summer Finals will be coming to Toronto on August 27th & 28th. The Rift Walk experience will also be headed to Toronto!
- [REMINDER] The EU LCS Summer Finals will be coming to Krakow, Poland on August 27th & 28th.
- [REMINDER] Riot has announced the location for the 2016 World Championship - 2016 World Championship will be held across North America September 29th - October 29th!
- [REMINDER] Riot has announced the location for the 2016 All-Star Event - 2016 All Stars will be held in Barcelona, Spain, from December 8th-11th.
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