September 20 South Korean esports organization T1 officially announced the new composition of its academic Valorant team. Its ranks included players TenTen, DH, GangPin, Moothie and exa. This lineup will take part in the Korean Challengers league next year.

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TenTen

TenTen, a 21-year-old player, began his Valorant career in 2022. He is the younger brother of Meteor, a Gen.G star, and has played for Japanese teams NORTHEPTION and FAV Gaming. TenTen is known for his play on Jett and Raze, posting K/Ds of 1.25 and 1.28 throughout his career.

DH

18-year-old DH made his debut on the professional Valorant scene in 2023, playing for REIGNITE and CREST GAMING Zst. His flexibility, including duelist and flex roles, has helped him achieve high K/D numbers of 1.50 on Jett and 1.29 on Omen.

GangPin

GangPin, 20 years old, joined the Valorant scene in 2020. Despite his Korean heritage, he spent most of his career in Japan, playing for Team Feeling, Sengoku Gaming and REJECT. He specializes in a variety of roles, from duelist to controller, and has shown consistent results, including a second place finish at VCJ 2024 Split 1.

Moothie

26 year old Moothie began his career in Apex Legends in 2019, and the following year moved to Valorant, playing for teams such as Cloud9 Korea, NORTHEPTION and CREST GAMING Zst. Moothie is known for his understanding of the game and his high level of play on initiators such as Sova and Sky.

Exa

The youngest member of the team was 15 years old exa, which has already taken first place in the North American server rankings. He has proven himself as a controller and sentinel in the amateur scene, and with his upcoming 16th birthday, he will be able to participate in official tournaments starting next season.

New line-up T1 ready for new challenges and hopes for a successful performance in the upcoming Challengers league season.