Look Sports Media – G2 Hel, the all-female League of Legends team affiliated with G2 Esports, has achieved a monumental feat, becoming the first-ever all-female team to secure promotion to Tier 2 of a European Regional League (ERL). Their ascension to Liga Nexo marks a significant milestone for women in competitive gaming.
This groundbreaking achievement culminated in a thrilling 3-2 victory over Dream Makers, an established Liga Nexo team, in the promotion series. The series showcased G2 Hel’s resilience, as they fought back from deficits in multiple games to secure their place in the elite league. Their journey began with a strong performance in the Hextech Series, earning them enough points to qualify for the promotion series. There, they first swept aside Sportia Khore 2-0 before facing the ultimate test against Dream Makers.
The team’s success is a testament to their individual prowess. Jungler Shiina boasted an incredible 10.27 KDA (Kills, Deaths, Assists) average throughout the tournament, showcasing remarkable versatility by playing a different champion in each match. Support Colomblbl also impressed, leading the tournament in average assists with an astounding 15.57 per game, while maintaining a remarkably low average of only three deaths per match.
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The players themselves expressed immense joy and gratitude on social media. Mid-laner Rym exclaimed, "Holy. frog. We did it!! We ascend to LVP2 Spain. THANK YOU SO MUCH for all of your support… My team is too f**king goated." Top-laner Zeniv added, "No matter how bad games 1 and 3 were, I’m just happy that games 4 and 5 we were really locked in. My team are fkin smurfers."
G2 Hel will now compete in Liga Nexo Split 3, the dates of which are yet to be announced. They’ve also received an invitation to the Equal Esports Cup, a prestigious European LoL tournament for women and non-binary individuals, hosted by Deutsche Telekom, kicking off July 1st. This victory not only secures their place in a higher league but also solidifies their status as pioneers, paving the way for future generations of female esports athletes.
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