NAVI Junior continue to demonstrate their dominant position on the CS2 academic scene, confidently defeating their opponents and confirming their status as one of the best academies in the world. Recently, the team defeated Aurora Gaming with a 2-0 score, which allowed them to advance to the Hellcase Cup 11 finals. This will be the sixth final for NAVI Junior in the last three months, and the team has not lost any of these finals.

READ MORE:NiP player maxster commented on his absence: “See you next year”

Continuous dominance and rapid growth in the rankings

In addition to their success at Hellcase Cup 11, NAVI Junior climbed to an impressive 49th place in the Valve World Rankings. This result puts them above such well-known teams as Cloud9, OG, and 9INE, which demonstrates the rapid development and huge potential of the academy. Their constant improvements and strategic play prove that they are not just a team to watch, but a real force.

Outstanding results in recent tournaments

In recent months, NAVI Junior has demonstrated resilience and skill in a number of tournaments:

• United21 Season 21 - 1st place
• ESEA Season 50: Advanced Division - Europe - 1st place
• European Pro League Season 21: Division 2 - 3rd place
• Prodigy Series #3 - 5-8th place

Their leading player, Drin “makazze” Shaqiri, consistently shows excellent results. His stats for the last 15 matches show a significant contribution to the team's victories, with an average rating of 6.7 and a high level of damage per round. Detailed map stats also show his versatility on maps such as Ancient, Dust II, and Anubis, where he maintains high ratings and kill rates.

Team composition and upcoming challenges

Under the leadership of captain Aulon “Krabeni” Fazlia and coach Andras “coolio” Ferchak, NAVI Junior is represented by the following team members:

• Dmitro “dem0n” Myroshnychenko
• Aulon “Krabeni” Fazlia
• Nikita “cmtry” Samolyotov
• Dziugas “dziugss” Steponavičius
• Drin “makazze” Shakiri

READ MORE: Latest CS2 Update brings significant gameplay improvements with enhanced animations and reduced packet loss

This composition helped NAVI Junior to confidently move up the levels of competition, achieving stable results and positioning them as one of the most promising academies in the esports industry.

All eyes are on the final

As the sixth final in three months approaches, fans and analysts are eagerly waiting to see if NAVI Junior can continue their winning streak. With each victory, the team further strengthens its reputation not only in the academic segment, but also in the wider esports community. The Hellcase Cup 11 final will be another test of their skill, stability, and determination to stay on top among the world's academies.