Six Karma announces VALORANT Challengers 2023 roster

Last UpdatedJanuary 31, 2023 at 12:47PM

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Six Karma are ready to take on their next challenge as they have announced a new roster for the upcoming VALORANT Challengers season. Jow, jfoen, BandiCoot, Fresht, and Feniz will represent the organization’s banner at the VCT 2023 - Challengers League LATAM North - Split 1. The team has received a direct invite to the event.

Six Karma start the 2023 season fresh

Six Karma have been competing in the Latin America stage since 2021, but they have yet to achieve anything notable. KRÜ Esports have always dominated the scene and competed on the international level. However, SK’s local reputation should not be taken lightly. The organization placed third in VCT 2022: LAN Stage 1 Challengers and fourth at Stage 2 Challengers. On January 31, Six Karma have revealed the 2023 roster which consists of some of the well-known players in the region.

The team's core came from E-Xolos LAZER, which had qualified for LATAM Challengers Playoffs. BandiCoot, jfoen, and Feniz are the names that competed for them last season. The trio had solid performances but Feniz stands out the most with a 1.19 rating throughout his career. Jow is the only player from Six Karma’s 2022 roster and the Colombian player played Initiators for the team for most of the season. Fresh is the fifth on the lineup who played for Paradox Gaming last season.

Six Karma’s new VALORANT lineup is now as follows:

Michael Duvan "BandiCoot" Mancipe Ochoa Colombia Jesus Taboada "jfoeN" Foen Costa Rica Thomas "Feniz" Molina Juan "Jow" Camilo Preciado Ordoñez Juan Pablo "Fresht" Preciado

Guatemala Jorge "Atom" Siero (Head Coach) Sweden Bernie "Bernie" Rountree (Assistant Coach & Manager) Argentina Poper (Performance Coach)

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