Academy Standouts highlights the players who performed best in the most recent week of NA Academy play. I’ll discuss a few of the most noteworthy standouts, then list some other players whose performances caught my eye below.
While the former FLY Academy roster has been up in the LCS taking names, Palafox has been back down in Academy showing how he earned his way into the LCS in the first place.
Sylas, Irelia, Yone, and Akali were his tools of choice this week. He was assertive, applying a lot of pressure on his lane opponents, picking up solo kills and threatening a few more. He created leads in lane and carried some big team fights, too.
This article was contributed by guest writer Kyle “Trainee” Notestein. Follow him on Twitter at @TraineeLoL.
An open letter to the Immortals players and staff, following LCS Week 6, Day 3.
To Whom It May Concern,
There’s no doubt that week 6 was a disappointment. The team is struggling to find their identity, with three different compositions over three days all leading to the same end result. Your opponents weren’t pushovers by any means, and especially not the upward-trending FlyQuest squad recently promoted from Academy. Nonetheless, drafts often deserve scrutiny after less competitive games, and that’s where we’ll begin here. Continue reading OPINION: Immortals, Just Pick Sejuani→
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While the former FLY Academy roster has been up in the LCS taking names, Palafox has been back down in Academy showing how he earned his way into the LCS in the first place.