CWL National Qualifiers Guarantee Spots For Nine Teams

With the first official Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 LAN event set to kick off next month at CWL Las Vegas, nine teams have earned a spot at the tournament through winning their respective CWL National Qualifiers this weekend. These events, which replace the CWL National Circuit this season, feature the top amateur teams with the most pro points from each country battling for an automatic spot at CWL Las Vegas.

#CWLPS4 Vegas spectator passes are now available! Secure your ticket to see the first #BlackOps4 event of the year LIVE: https://t.co/I88yS4dYQC pic.twitter.com/3bojK1qUA7

— Call of Duty Esports (@CODWorldLeague) October 5, 2018

Now that the tournaments have been settled, the winning teams have earned a free ticket to Las Vegas, with their travel and accommodation covered by the CWL. Here is the list of teams that will be advancing to Las Vegas through their respective national qualifiers:

• United States: Envoy’s team (Dylan “Envoy” Hannon, Chase “Charullz” Brown, Tyler “GodFormz” Kent, Tyler “Performal,” and “Remedy”)
• Canada: Morituri Esports (Danny “Miyagi” Ho, Evan “Holler” Howard, Mathias “Stumpfy” Stumpf, Bryan “Archivs” Jean, and “Jimbo”)
• United Kingdom: Team Sween (Shea “QwiKeR” Sweeney, Connor “Weeman” Chilton, Nick Nolson, Dylan Henderson, and Brian “Braaain” Fairlamb)
• Australia: Team Obsidium (Nathan “Bacabec” Munro-Ireland, Cooper “Lakie” Reading, Dean Beldzinski, Tyson Grech, and Rory “Cruze” Hunn)
• France: Wailers’ team (Wailers Locart, Jean-Baptiste “ATLAS” Duzert, Lucas “rizK” Derambure, Lorenzo “YuuzL” De Carvalho, and Ryan “ZeeK” Lapierre)
• Spain: Heretics KFC (Jorge “MethodZ” Bancells, Juan “JurNii” Antonio González, Alejandro “Lucky” López, Endika “Sukry” Andres, and Adrian “MeTTalZz” Serrano)
• Germany: Kivi’s team (Kevin “Kivi” Fiala, Maik “Phantom” Schmitz, Piero Fazio, Tom “Sharko,” and Sebastian “Cookie”)
• Italy: iDomina Esports (Nicolò “Blade” Maggi, Nicholas “Predax” Sestito, Pasquale “Pacobey” Calabrò, Ronaldo “Wartex” Lavado, and “Infernal”)
• Japan: Rush Gaming (“GreedZz,” “WinRed,” “GP,” “Luke,” and “Hunt”)