TSM Is Looking For New Players Through An In-House Scouting Grounds

One of the premier organizations in the North American League of Legends scene, TSM, has announced an open call for players to participate in a private Scouting Grounds, to be held in Los Angeles. The organization has struggled during the 2018 NA LCS season and is now looking for players who they can mold into the teammates they need to retake their place on top of the scene.

We are holding our very first in house Scouting Grounds and looking for talented players to add to our LCS roster! We will be inviting two players for each role to fly out to LA and bootcamp with our staff.

Apply:https://t.co/0dsMEyfC0H pic.twitter.com/NeWjYQYR3f

— TSM (@TSM) November 17, 2018

The open invitation isn’t just limited to North American players either, with players from all regions welcome to submit their resume and potentially participate in the try-outs. The Scouting Grounds will take place from November 26^th to December 3^rd, and the only restriction is that players should be Masters+, although the application form does allow players who are Diamond to apply.

Additionally, the application form asks players to list their fluency in English, their primary role, as well as age and region in which they play. This announcement comes as Riot Games prepares to wrap up their official Scouting Grounds tournament, in which the top amateur players compete under the close supervision of the pro teams in the NA LCS.

TSM has only announced a few roster changes so far, with the departure of their Academy Jungler Mike Yeung, and the replacement of former Head Coach Kim “SSONG” Sang-soo to Tony “Zikz” Gray. Whether or not TSM is prepared to make more drastic changes to the roster remain to be seen, however fans are eager to see the former NA LCS champions once again prove their strength and return to their previous form. Whether that comes after a rebuilding of the team will likely dominate the discussion for much of the off-season.