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June 25th - DarK joins. January 17th - ahl and fisker join SK Gaming. June 13th - elemeNt joins SK Gaming. June 27th - SK Gaming sign a new Swedish squad. August 10th - Tentpole leaves SK Gaming.

April 4th - Allen goes inactive doe to a sickness, dennis join as stand-in. Arbalet Cup Europe A1B9 1st - 18th. A4A6 4th - 6th. KODE5 Sweden Inferno-Online League: Season 1 Final.

Inferno-Online League: Season 1 Playoffs 1. ESWC Sweden Intel Extreme Masters II. KODE5 Netherlands Wonderbase WSVG Louisville Intel Extreme Masters I. SEC - Swedish Qualifier. Samsung European Championship - Swedish Qualifier. WSVG London. Krangparty ESWC Germany WEG Masters CPL Winter World Cyber Games Swedish Qualifier. CPL UK CPL Summer ESWC Denmark CPL Spain Swedish Esport League Season 7. Nollelva Digital Event Swedish Esport League Season 5.

Cyber X Games. Cyber X Games - Swedish Qualifier. Swedish Esport League Season 4. Swedish Esport League Season 3. Electronic Sports World Cup Sweden ClikArena Norrhack LAN Arena 7. CPL Europe Cologne A8 8th. CPL Europe London Summoners Inn League Season 1 Premier Tour Winter Vienna Premier Tour Winter Bern Premier Tour Summer Gamescom LoL World Championship WePlay LoL Invitational DreamHack Winter LoL Black Monster Cup 4 EUW Challenger Series 15 Tales of the Lane LoL Season 2 World Championship Season 2 Regional Finals - Colonge ECC: Poland Absolute Arena Cup DLCompare Pro Cup 1 Cdiscount Cup 1 Go4LoL EU 43 Go4LoL EU 37 Go4LoL EU 30 Go4LoL EU 28 Go4LoL EU 24 Go4LoL EU 22 In the semifinals, SK Gaming fell to Counter Logic Gaming Prime , but then defeated eHome in the third place match to take third at the tournament.

In the coming months, SK Gaming underwent several changes to their roster. To fill the void, SK signed former against All authority top laner Kev1n. Despite this strong initial showing, SK was swept by the eventual winner Moscow Five in the semifinals , and then Dignitas in the third place match.

However, their success did not transfer over to the playoffs, as SK fell to against All authority in the quarterfinals. SK Gaming took 5th-6th place alongside Team Curse.

Longtime mid laner ocelote temporarily switched roles with top laner kev1n on May 20, A month after these position changes, longtime SK member CandyPanda left the team along with jungler Dedrayon. Eleven days later, SK Gaming underwent yet another roster change, with Svenskeren and YoungBuck leaving and Kev1n moving back to the top lane.

Two days later, ocelote announced that this roster would be permanent. After only two weeks of training, SK Gaming competed at the regionals on August 16, PL to advance.

SK took third place in group B with defeats by Eclypsia. Luna and Fnatic. During their match against Fnatic, Fnatic mid laner xPeke broke open an extremely close game by backdooring the SK nexus. This play was received with widespread amazement and prompted the term "xPeke'd". By finishing in the top three at the Season 2 EU regionals, SK had qualified to participate in Riot's new professional league, Season 3 EU League Championship Series , playing in a 10 week competition with the continent's best teams.

During the spring season of , the SK team played consistently well, finishing with a respectable and claiming third place going into playoffs. The Season 3 LCS Spring Playoffs occurred in April, where SK was able to automatically secure their spot in the next LCS season in the first round when their opponent, sixth-seeded against All authority , was disqualified due to roster issues.

In the third place match, SK faced Evil Geniuses and, despite having early leads in both games, were unable to close them out and lost , to finish fourth in the playoffs. They were unable to make it to the bracket stage, placing 10th after winning only a single game against MeetYourMakers.

In the summer split of the European LCS , SK made consistently poor showings and held eighth place for most of the split, despite going against the eventual champions Fnatic. After a brief resurgence in the last two weeks of the season, SK finished seventh and would face relegation in the Season Spring Promotion Tournament. After nearly three years as a starter, ocelote stepped down from mid lane to be a substitute, while Nyph took his spot as Team Captain.

After a few shaky weeks, is was clear that the changes to the roster had served the team well. By the penultimate week, SK had made it to 3rd place behind Alliance and Fnatic , but a perfect superweek saw SK claim 1st place.

SK's performance in the spring split secured them a place in the Spring Playoffs. Poor results toward the end of the split saw SK in 5th place after the penultimate week, but a late surge resulted in the team finishing in 4th place overall, with nRated picking up the weekly MVP award for the final week.

Following this was the Summer Playoffs , a chance for the team to qualify for the World Championship. SK only managed 2 wins in the group, but notably beat TSM in their last match of the group stage. SK finished in 3rd place in their group, meaning that they would not go any further in the tournament.

The Spring Split was a huge success for SK Gaming, finishing 1st in the regular season and losing only 3 games in the process. SK Gaming were then knocked out by yoe Flash Wolves after losing to the Taiwanese team in their 2nd meeting at the tournament.

The team's regular season performance meant that SK Gaming would have a bye to the semifinals of the Spring Playoffs , where they would fall to Unicorns Of Love in a tight series, and become the first regular season 1st place finishers to fall in the semifinals of playoffs in LCS history.

They went on to lose the third-place match to H2k-Gaming , securing themselves 30 Championship Points for the split. This meant that they would have to fight for their LCS status in the Spring Promotion , where they faced Gamers2. After beating their old rivals Fnatic in week 1 they showed inconsistent performances throughout the split and finished in 6th place after winning a tiebreaker against Schalke In Round 1 of playoffs they started good against Splyce but lost the series in the end convincingly Before Summer Split SK announced that they decided to switch the top laners of their main and academy team.

This change did not seem to have a big impact on their performance at first as they started off with three weeks before Rift Rivals. After the break they got really exposed though so they benched underperforming mid laner Pirean and instead gave academy player and rookie Jenax a chance to show himself. Jenax used this chance well but despite making a late run up the standings this time SK did not manage to withstand the pressure of a tiebreaker against Vitality and ended split and season in 7th place.

In the off-season Selfmade, Pirean and Dreams left the team. Realistik had to leave the team and Unlimited was promoted to head coach of SK. After a promising first week in week 1 of Spring Split , the expected loss to G2 Esports turned out to be the start of a small losing streak - until they took down the last place Schalke 04 in week 3. Unable to turn around their form, they went back on a losing streak of 10 games with the low point of losing to winless Vitality in week 5. This form continued until the last week, where they upset both Rogue and Excel.

However, these wins were too late to have an impact in the standings, and they ended the split in 9th place. This proved to be the start of a promising roster, beating both Origen and Misfits Gaming to start in the Summer Split.

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