Rayan “Sniper” Shoura has confirmed with The Game Haus that he will be returning to the NACL and is feeling better than ever. After taking a break due to personal reasons, Sniper is ready to make a comeback in the competitive scene with 100T Challengers during the upcoming Summer Split.
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Making his way through the 100 Thieves org since signing with them back at the end of 2021, Sniper has been known for his exceptional skills and high-level performances. He quickly made a name for himself as one of the top players in the NA scene, reaching rank 1 at just 12 years old. His return to the NACL stage is highly anticipated, and fans are excited to see what he can do.
Darshan has been filling in for Sniper during his absence. 100T Challengers lost to Team Liquid Challengers to finish 5th-6th during the NACL Spring Playoffs. This came after finishing in third during the NACL Spring Regular season.
The NACL is LCS’s development league where upcoming talents compete to show that they should be considered for the LCS. Sniper, even before joining the league, has been looked at as one of the most promising talents in the North American amateur scene. With his return to the game, 100T Challengers are expected to be a strong team coming into the Summer Split.
The return of Rayan “Sniper” Shoura to the League of Legends NACL is very exciting for the player, org and fan base as he takes another major step in his pro career. This will be his last Split before he would be eligible, due to age restrictions, to join the LCS.
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