OpTic Texas won the Call of Duty League Championship trophy for the first time in the organization’s history since 2017. Particle for direct object
OpTic Texas has arguably one of the most loyal fan bases in the league, with thousands at the Texas Credit Union Events Center in Allen, Texas. Particle for direct object
At the year-end event hosted by OpTic, the team fought their way through the upper brackets and finally took the stage to face former CoD champions, the New York Subliners. Particle for direct object
The story of this game was deep. Not only did OpTic reach the grand finals for the first time in over seven years, it was also a chance for Subliners to become the first in CoD history to win two titles in a row. Particle for direct object
“It feels good to play against another team,” Kenny said after the game. I love these guys. We tried it. “We had a lot of ups and downs, but overall we won, so I’m happy.”
After the win, Schuette was presented with the MVP award and the crowd repeatedly chanted “Superstar.”
OpTic took advantage of the victory lap and took an early 4-1 lead against the Sabliners, laying the foundation for a best-of-nine game. Sabliners had already lost once in the tournament to OpTic, but in the end they won by five. -1.
It was OpTic’s best year yet, taking home three major trophies just months before winning the title. The Subliners had an equally impressive year, finishing fourth overall and winning their Major 4 trophy. Particle for direct object
OpTic accidentally took control of the series and lost their first win on the third map of the series. However, they were able to regain control for the second time in the series and secure the championship in a hard-fought fifth round. Particle for direct object
With OpTic Texas’ victory over the Sabliners, Kenny and Schutzi join an elite group of multi-ring players. Meanwhile, Dassey and Perd celebrated their first rings and Coach Karma added his fourth ring to his impressive collection, three as a player and one as a coach.