VCT Pacific League 2023 Full Roster

Taking place from March 26 to May 28, 2023, the VCT 2023 - Pacific League is an S-tier offline tournament being held in Seoul, South Korea organised by Riot Games. Earlier today, Riot Games officially announced the full rosters for the VCT Pacific League for the forthcoming VCT 2023 season. With all ten teams locked in for next year, the plot thickens as the competition seems just around the corner.

The teams were asked to lock in their initial rosters to represent them for the VCT Pacific League, and we are ready to reveal their initial picks.

DetonatioN FocusMe

DetonatioN Gaming announced their full roster back in October. The roster seemed to feature a lot of bright players, like suggest and xnfri whose performances will be paramount in order to have a good competition. The full roster line-up is as follows:

DRX

DRX ended their 2022 season in style, winning the Daejeon Valorant Invitational. The team wishes to carry on their fine form into the Pacific League, with the addition of Foxy9 back in october as they set their sights on the pacific league. The full roster line-up is as follows:

Gen.G Esports

Gen.G Esports has been fairly successful in its recent endeavours, finishing 9th position at the VCT 2022: NA Stage 1 Challengers. The team went back to the drawing board, signing players like Meteor, and k1ng who are well known in the pro circuit for their explosive plays and quick draws. The full roster line-up is as follows:

Global Esports

After their disappointing 13th place finish at the VCT 2022 APAC S2 Challengers, the team needed a breath of fresh air, signing players like bazzi, wronksi and t3xture this season. The full roster line-up is as follows:

Paper Rex

Paper Rex finished 9th in the VCT 2022 and will look for a massive comeback on the VCT 2023 screen with outstanding performances from their newly signed member. Earlier the team announced the signing of cgrs, as he had proved himself as one of the best FPS players ever. The full roster line-up is as follows:

Rex Regum Qeon

Rex Regum Qeon look to continue their strong run of form, as the Philippine team came out as the champions of the Predator League 2022 Philippine. In October, the team announced the signing of Lmemore, a player who is no stranger to success having lifted a trophy with his former team. The full roster line-up is as follows:

T1

The T1 team is a side that hosts a lot of players with fantastic individual talent. However, fans are curious to see how the team will perform as a unit, as they look towards the Pacific League. This roster has the potential to go far in the Pacifico league, and with the likes of Ban joining the roster, the team plans to have a good showing on the international stage. The full roster line-up is as follows:

Talon Esports

Talon Esports will look to put up a good showing for themselves, as the team currently doesn't have a lot of expectations resting on them. Looking to put on a worthwhile performance for their fans, players like Patiphan and Crws will need to step up if the team is to succeed in the competition. The full roster line-up is as follows:

Team Secret

Team secret will look to add more honours to their ever growing cabinet. The team won the VCT 2022 PH S2 Challengers and came in third at the just concluded VCT 2022 APAC S2 Challengers. The team will look to add the Pacific League to their list of accomplishments, as they are one of the favourites to win the competition. The full roster line-up is as follows:

ZETA DIVISION

ZETA DIVISION is the most successful Japanese team in VALORANT. The team entered Valorant in 2020 and has since represented the region in two international Valorant Champions Tour events (VCT 2021 & VCT 2022). The kings of Japan will look to steal the show again at the pacific league, and their full roster line-up is as follows:

With the rosters locked in, The VCT 2023: Pacific League is set to be a thrilling affair.