The second regional tournament VCT 2025: Americas Stage 1 brought the audience a lot of interesting matches, and after two intense months, it finally ended a day ago. As a result, we learned the names of three teams from the American region that qualified for Masters Toronto 2025, as well as two more clubs that received an invite to Esports World Cup 2025.

But in addition to the teams, it is worth noting the individual contribution of the participants, and therefore, below we will present you the 10 best players of VCT 2025: Americas Stage 1, taking into account ADR ranking, K/D value, and overall ACS ranking.

10th place: Trent (G2 Esports) - 214

The team's final result is 1st place

Trent made a great contribution to the team's victory in the tournament, and is remembered for playing all 30 matches of Americas Stage 1 on the same Tejo agent. Despite his strength, the player himself was an excellent pen disruptor, which allowed him to earn 21 wins out of 30 matches and lead the team to victory.

Average performance:

• ACS: 214
• K/D: 0.76
• ADR: 146.09

9th place: jawgemo (G2 Esports) - 219

The final result of the team is 1st place

World Champion in 2023 jawgemo showed rather mediocre results the following season until he moved to G2 where he found his new place. Thanks to his experience, he fit perfectly into the stack of top 2 players, and they successfully broke out to the top of the American Valorant scene. This year, the player already has two wins at regional tournaments and a second place at the Masters.

Average performance:

• ACS: 219
• K/D: 0.78
• ADR: 138.89

8th place: Icy (Evil Geniuses) - 223

The final result of the team is 4th place

The new Evil Geniuses roster is far from the legendary champion roster, but the new players are trying their best to show good results. Icy is one of them, despite the fact that his team took 4th place and did not qualify for the Masters, the player himself was among the top ten at the last tournament, and it seems that he will show himself in the future.

Average performance:

• ACS: 223
• K/D: 0.79
• ADR: 146.88

7th place: Yay (Evil Geniuses) - 228

The final result of the team is 4th place

A legendary player who, after the 2022 World Championship, is still considered one of the best to this day. Despite the fact that yay was in little-known teams for a certain period and did not achieve special results, he is now back on the top 1 stage and shows the appropriate level of play, which is why he entered the top 10 best players of the event.

Average performance:

• ACS: 228
• K/D: 0.82
• ADR: 148.03

6th place: OXY (Cloud9) - 236

Final result of the team: 7-8th place

Cloud9 took low places at the regional qualifiers for the second time in a row. But this is definitely not OXY's fault. After a short period in G2, he has been defending the C9 flag as a duelist for almost two years now, and his performance on Jett and Yotu is among the most skillful.

Average performance:

• ACS: 236
• K/D: 0.82
• ADR: 150.77

5th place: leaf (G2 Esports) - 236

Final result of the team: 1st place

Although leaf's rating is 236, the same as the previous player, he is in a higher position because he played twice as many maps in the tournament, and his team took 1st place. The young 21-year-old player has changed only two teams during his career, and now in G2 he is probably having his best season.

Average performance:

• ACS: 236
• K/D: 0.83
• ADR: 153.70

4th place: aspas (MIBR) - 239

The final result of the team is 3rd place

A Brazilian duelist who is called the best in the world even on the professional scene, and other players are afraid to meet him 1v1. Aspas consistently achieves high results in tournaments, and in some moments, he literally pulls the team out by himself. Thanks to this, he took the 3rd place, but still made it to Masters Toronto.

Average performance:

• ACS: 238
• K/D: 0.87
• ADR: 152.43

3rd place: Cryocells (100 Thieves) - 240

Final result of the team: 5th-6th place

Cryocells continues to show good results at any competition. After a year in XSET, it and the new 100 Thieves lineup show good results at regional tournaments, making the team one of the top five in America.

Average performance:

• ACS: 240
• K/D: 0.89
• ADR: 157.92

2nd place: Keznit (KRU Esports) - 241

Final result of the team: 5th-6th place

Not the most well-known player on the professional scene, but he is consistently among the top ten at various events. Back in 2021, Keznit played for KRU, but then their paths diverged, and now in 2025 he is successfully defending the flag of the Argentine team again.

Average performance:

• ACS: 241
• K/D: 0.84
• ADR: 153.52

1st place: Zekken (Sentinels) - 241

Final result of the team: 2nd place

Zekken became the best player in the top 10 of Americas Stage 1, as well as the only Sentinels player to reach the top ten. After saying goodbye to TenZ and Sacy, many thought that the Sentinels era was over, but even with new members, the club still regularly takes prize places at various qualifiers and also qualifies for international events.

Average performance:

• ACS: 241
• K/D: 0.86
• ADR: 150.89

VCT 2025: Americas Stage 1 is over, but a new stage of regional qualifiers and international events are ahead. So keep following our portal to learn about the best players on the Valorant professional scene.