EU LCS Spring 2018 All Pro Teams Announced

Now that the dust has settled, Riot Games has announced the players of the EU LCS who make up the 2018 Spring Split All Pro Team. The votes were cast by the teams themselves, the casters of the EU LCS, as well as selected journalists, and their votes tallied to find out who should be included in the All Pro Team.

The first place All Pro Team is as follows:

MARTIN “WUNDER” HANSEN- TOP, G2 ESPORTS - 104 POINTS

ANDREI “XERXE” DRAGOMIR- JUNGLE, SPLYCE - 86 POINTS

RASMUS “CAPS” WINTHER- MID, FNATIC - 112 POINTS

MARTIN “REKKLES” LARSSON - ADC, FNATIC - 121 POINTS

ZDRAVETS “HYLISSANG” ILIEV GALABOV- SUPPORT, FNATIC - 76 POINTS

Fnatic dominated the results once again, taking three of the top five spots. With their bot lane duo of Rekkles and Hylissang proving to be the strongest on the rift, it’s no surprise they made the cut. In the mid lane, Caps had a very excellent performance, beating out rival Perkz for the spot. Xerxe from Splyce was a welcome addition, proving quite dominant in his roaming ganks and map awareness, and with Wunder proving such a consistent carry in the top lane, it’s no wonder that Wunder was picked for this squad.

Riot also announced the second and third All Pro Teams, whose make-up seems very standard for long time viewers of the EU LCS. The Second All Pro Team is as follows:

PAUL“SOAZ” BOYER - TOP, FNATIC - 65 POINTS

MARCIN “JANKOS” JANKOWSKI - JUNGLE, G2 ESPORTS - 61 POINTS

LUKA “PERKZ” PERKOVIC - MID, G2 ESPORTS - 80 POINTS

KASPER “KOBBE” KOBBERUP  - ADC, SPLYCE -  69 POINTS

RAYMOND “KASING” TSANG - SUPPORT, SPLYCE -  75 POINTS

And the third All Pro Team is as follows:

ANDREI “ODOAMNE” PASCU - TOP, SPLYCE - 46 POINTS

MADS “BROXAH” BROCK-PEDERSEN - JUNGLE, FNATIC - 59 POINTS

DANIELE “JIIZUKE” DI MAURO- MID, VITALITY - 52 POINTS

STEVEN “HANS SAMA” LIV - ADC, MISFITS GAMING -  41 POINTS

MIHAEL “MIKYX” MEHLE - SUPPORT, MISFITS GAMING -  55 POINTS

Riot will announce the recipients of the other awards in the coming weeks, as payoffs continue in the EU LCS. For more EU LCS action, check out the recap of Splyce taking down ROCCAT to advance to the semi-finals, and for more on when the playoff matches are being held, check out the Official Schedule page, here.