2008-06-28 Rotterdam, Netherlands
After attending the Multiplay i33 together back in March, this Saturday almost the complete TEK9 FIFA team will be making their appearance at the World Cyber Games 2008 The Netherlands. The Dutch eWCG Qualifier will be kicking off today at The Game Syndicate in Rotterdam, the Netherlands with an estimated 64 players attending. Amongst the attending players is last year's winner vnX and runner-up fLopz1e, as well as Bartinho and former FIFA champion OmniRocket. Coming from a console background, TEK9 players Andries and Vijay will be looking to try their luck in the WCG FIFA PC tournament together with team captain Quest, who placed third at the NK Gaming last weekend. TEK9.Quest 03:02 versus Lwddvl 01:01 versus Soul 01:00 versus fLopz1e 05:03 versus fLopz1e (pen) 01:02 versus Rollo 00:02 versus Rollo Final Standing: 3rd

	2008-06-22 Utrecht, Netherlands
Having qualified for the Dutch Gaming Championships at the The Party 6 back in April, this weekend TEK9's very own Ludwin "Quest" de Bruijn was present in Utrecht, the Netherlands to compete in the NK Gaming FIFA 2008 and Wii Tennis competitions. With success. Ludwin, team captain of the TEK9 FIFA team, managed to take the bronze, finishing third in both competitions. In the FIFA competition Quest started off strong, winning his first match against former TEK9 teammate Bartinho. Bartinho however managed to get back into the game, eventually securing a victory by winning two straight games. In the second round Quest met up with yet another familiar face: vnX, who went on to win the event after defeating Quest in two match-ups. In the final game of the day, Quest secured his third place with a 2-1 victory over Dok Gaming player MarcD, who finished fourth. Bartinho 00:02 versus vnX 02:01 versus MarcD Final Standing: 3rd Darkdestiny 01:03 versus Spinneman 03:00 versus fenrir Final Standing: 3rd

	2008-04-20 Eindhoven, Netherlands
Next to the TEK9 Counterstrike 1.6 team, our very own FIFA players Ludwin "Quest" de Bruijn was present at The Party 6 in Eindhoven, the Netherlands to compete in the FIFA 2008 1v1 (PC) tournament. After taking first place at The Reality just over a month ago, this time Ludwin claimed second place at TP6, only losing to former TEK9 player Bartinho in two close games. On his way to the final, Quest managed to defeat Ibow in two straight games (1-0 and 3-1) and took down former DCC player Lwddvl in both the Upperbracket Semi-Final and the Consolation Final, both games ending 2 to 0. With his second place Ludwin directly qualifies for the Dutch Gaming Championships, the NK Gaming. The NK Gaming is set to kick off the 21st of June and will feature the 8 best Dutch players. TEK9 Quest 02:00 vs. Dont Hate Ibow (1-0, 3-1) 02:00 vs. Lwddvl (2-1, 2-1) 00:02 vs. Bartinho (0-1, 0-2) 02:00 vs. Lwddvl (2-1, 2-1) 01:02 vs. Bartinho (1-1 [3-1], 1-3, 1-2) Final Standing: 2nd

	2008-04-20 Eindhoven, Netherlands
This weekend, TEK9 is attending the Dutch tournament The Party 6 (TP6) in Eindhoven, The Netherlands. They'll face teams as CNO, Logic and EDiT in search of a medal. Three weeks after victory at the OCC24-event, the TEK9 Counter-Strike division is again packing their bags. The Party 6, a Dutch high-class tournament with teams such as CNO - recently known as tempclan and playing as DCC on TP6 - Logic and EDiT is yet again a level up tournament. After numerous Belgian events and the recently MIAGE 2008, the team is travelling to Eindhoven, The Netherlands in order to add another shiny medal to their list. The competition will be a lot harder than Belgian events and therefore they will have to perform at their very best. "We feel that this is a crucial part in our development phase", explain team captain Dries van Houdt (ciseta, red.) "A good placing on this event could boost our motivation to a higher level. I really appreciate the support the Dutch community has giving us. We will do everything in our needs to fullfil the expectations, placing Belgium on the map again and showing that we have earned their trust in us." concludes the 21 years old Dries. TEK9 Counter-Strike ciseta, Flex0r, hybrid, nookbrid & sFx 3rd Seed 00:16 vs. Logic Team 20:17 vs. Team EDiT 16:00 vs. Motivated (de_any) 12:16 vs. Logic Team (de_train) 16:02 vs. Shadows (de_any) Final Standing: 3rd

	2008-04-15 , ONLINE
TEK9 Call of Duty 4 has claimed first place in tonight's Xfire Trophy tournament after a close overtime game against H2k. After two hours of public play, the €500 Xfire Trophy competition kicked off with TEK9, Team Dignitas, MeetYourMakers and H2k facing each other in a all or nothing tournament. Starting out in the single elimination semi-finals, TEK9 managed to win with game their first game against MeetYourMakers, currently ranked #1 in GotFrag's European Rankings, defeating the Brits with a close margin: 13 to 11. Moving over to the Grand Final the TEK9 Call of Duty 4 team faced off against H2k.Qpad, after they had been able to dispose of Team Dignitas in their semi-final game. The final proved to be a real thriller on mp_backlot, with both teams being tied at 12-12. In overtime however TEK9 managed to keep their cool and defeated the top French team 4 to 2, resulting in a overall score of 16-14. Xfire Trophy Grand Final Europe TEK9 (16:14) H2k.Qpad France Xfire Trophy Semi-Final Europe TEK9 (13:11) MeetYourMakers United Kingdom Europe Team Dignitas (08:13) H2k.Qpad France Related www.xfire.com

	2008-03-24 Newbury, United Kingdom
Following their recent 5-8th place at the Crossfire Devotii Challenge 4 in Enschede, the Netherlands, the TEK9 Call of Duty 4 team will be present at the first i-Series event of 2008, making use of the Turn Up and Play feature. The i33 Call of Duty 4 competition will be going live Friday the 21st of March at 18:30 GMT and is set to be a specular event with big names such as Dignitas, 4Kings, TLR and fnatic all competing for €12,000 in cashprizes. TEK9 Call of Duty 4 Playoffs 13:02 versus Team Fury 13:08 versus Blitzkrieg Gaming 13:08 versus Roskilde Ravens 08:13 versus Team Dignitas 10:13 versus Evil Geniuses Final Standing: 5-6th

	2008-03-24 Newbury, United Kingdom
Next to the TEK9 CoD4 team, our TEK9 FIFA star players Quest, Vijay and FIWC world champion Dries will all be attending the UK event to compete in the €2,600 FIFA 2008 1v1 competition on the XBOX360. All three made it perfectly clear that they belong to the absolute top of the Benelux scene at the Dutch FIWC 2008 Qualifiers and will be looking to take on Europe's finest in what is expected to be a thrilling competition. TEK9 Vijay Playoffs 03:01 versus Salvo Bazza 03:04 versus Dries 03:02 versus DanW 05:03 versus dignitas dr_jivagos 10:02 versus Dan 01:03 versus TEK9 Dries Final Standing: 4th

	2008-03-24 Newbury, United Kingdom
Next to the TEK9 CoD4 team, our TEK9 FIFA star players Quest, Vijay and FIWC world champion Dries will all be attending the UK event to compete in the €2,600 FIFA 2008 1v1 competition on the XBOX360. All three made it perfectly clear that they belong to the absolute top of the Benelux scene at the Dutch FIWC 2008 Qualifiers and will be looking to take on Europe's finest in what is expected to be a thrilling competition. TEK9 Dries Playoffs 04:01 versus TEK9 Quest 04:03 versus TEK9 Vijay 03:04 versus Mint ChrisBullard 07:03 versus Salvo Bazza 03:01 versus TEK9 Vijay 03:04 versus hughjqrse99 Final Standing: 3rd

	2008-03-23 Temse, Belgium

	2008-03-16 , Netherlands
This weekend TEK9's very own FIFA player Ludwin de Bruijn made his appearance at The Reality VI, a local LAN event in Drachten, the Netherlands. Competing in the FIFA 2008 1v1 tournament and both the Nintendo Wii Tennis and Call of Duty 4 5v5 competiton with the Dutch team KnightS*, Ludwin has had a busy action packed weekend. In the end however, he managed to impress by finishing top4 in all three tournaments, taking first place in the FIFA2008 competition after a close win over LwdDvl from DCC Gaming and finishing third in the Wii Tennis tournament after a loss against KnightS*Icerain in the semi-finals. TEK9 Quest FIFA 2008 1v1 02:00 versus Vipkip 02:00 versus Nevna 02:00 versus de_Ouwe 01:02 versus dcc LwdDvl 03:02 versus vipkip 02:01 versus dcc LwdDvl Final Standing: 1st

	2008-02-29 Enschede, Netherlands
After placing second at the Milk LAN in Paris, France last year, this weekend the TEK9 Call of Duty 4 team will be attending their second CoD4 event after the game was released the end of November. The team are currently in Enschede, the Netherlands to compete in the €6.500 Crossfire Prizefight Challenge, which has kicked off earlier today with some thrilling groupmatches. Being one of the eight high seeded teams, the TEK9 team have been placed in Group G, together with the top Dutch team DCC Gaming, the Polish team Fear Factory and the German team Evergreen (ex-Team ZYKON). TEK9 Call of Duty 4 Davy, OZWALD, strelok, haya, kammYz 00:02 versus eSuba.HAL3000 (08-13, 06-13) 02:00 versus Team Dignitas (13-11, 13-08) 11:09 versus Team Evergreen 08:11 versus DCC Gaming 11:08 versus Fear Factory X-Fi Final Standing: 5-8th

	2008-02-28 Orléans, France
After the OutPost Tryouts 2, our Counter-Strike team is again exploring the road of esports. Tomorrow, around noon, our team will be on the road heading to Orléans, France; to participate in the prestigious MIAGE 2008 tournament making this their second event under the TEK9-flag. This tournament is held in Campus d'Orléans - 130 km southwest of Paris and nearby the beautiful Loire river - and gathers 700 players, including French top teams like emuLate, dimension4 and against All authority. "I'm really looking forward to play against these teams", explains Dries "ciseta" Van Houdt (21). "It's a great opportunity to develop our gameplay; adding an experience-bar when we return home again by the end of the weekend." Previous weekend, the dark horse dimension4 succeeded to defeat the French champion and winner of WCG 2007, emuLate at Atomic 2008 - quite a shock. "emuLate is a great team and I'm sure that this event will become an epic clash between the French top teams. I can't wait anymore to face these teams; I truly hope we are able to make a fist and fix a guest role in their show." Sixty-four teams, 8 000 euros cash and a lot of hungry teams aiming for a place in the spotlight. Who will rise up and who will lick their wounds after this weekend? "Que les meilleurs peuvent gagner. On y va!", concludes Van Houdt. The TEK9-crew will keep you updated as the tournament progresses: TEK9 Counter-Strike ciseta, Flex0r, hybrid, nookbrid & sFx Playoffs 11:16 vs. Millenium (de_nuke) 16:13 vs. plan-B (de_inferno) 16:02 vs. e-shock (de_nuke) 02:16 vs. emuLate! (de_train) 16:03 vs. noway (de_nuke) Groupstage: Poule A 27:03 vs. drop (de_inferno) 12:18 vs. Dimension 4 (de_train) 22:08 vs. nonick (de_tuscan) 01:00 vs. oneway (forfeit) 30:00 vs. *oFs* (de_dust2) Final Standing: 9-12th

	2008-02-16 Ghent, Belgium
Next Match: Grand Final (BO3) Europe TEK9 (2:1) XIOP Germany de_nuke (19:17) de_inferno (9:16) de_train (16:6) --------------------------------------------------------- TEK9: ciseta, Flex0r, hybrid, nookbrid & sFx XIOP: deci, duncan, fazzie, krs & OFKELI Date: 16th february 2008, 15:30 h. CET Map(s): de_nuke, de_inferno & de_train CS TEK9 Counter-Strike ciseta, Flex0r, hybrid, nookbrid & sFx 23:07 versus ethereaL (inferno) - GS Match 1 20:10 versus XIOP (nuke) - GS Match 2 02:01 versus Rodcad (dust2 6:16, train 16:4 & inferno 16:11) - 1/2 Final 02:01 versus XIOP (nuke 19:17, inferno 9:16 & train 16:6) - Final Final Standing: 1st Place

	2007-11-25 Utrecht, Netherlands
With 23 players taking part in the Dutch qualifier, all three TEK9 Players were able to make it out of the groupstages and quality for the playoff stages without any serious problems. Finishing first in Group 2, TeK-9 FIFA team captain Ludwin de Bruijn played a strong tournament only to get knocked out by eventual finalist Nick Laurora, one of the big surprises at the event. Brand new TeK-9 addition Vijay Mitrasing followed a similar path, topping his group with Nick Laurora taking second place, but getting knocked out in the quarter finals after a close (01:02) game against Bryan Hamden. With this performance both Ludwin and Vijay took a respectable 5-8th place in the final standings. After winning the 2006 edition of the FIWC, taking home a 20,000$ in cash and a trip to the FIFA World Player Gala in Zurich, Andries was able to reach the grand finals of the competition after a second place in Group C and a extremely close quarter final game against the Dutch 2006 WCG representative Robert van Kleeff (RvK). Taking on Nick Laurora in the Grand Final, Andries was able to walk away with 2,000€ in cash, winning the FIWC 2008 The Netherlands. With a victory at the Dutch FIWC qualifier, Andries will be looking to defend his title at the FIWC Grand Finals next year, hosted in Berlin, Germany. FIWC.nl 2007 Grand Final Andries Smit (03:02) Nick Laurora Andries won 2 000 €, a year free EA games and a ticket to the Berlin finals FIWC.nl 2007 Semi Finals Bryan Hamden (00:03) Nick Laurora Andries Smit (02:00) Joeri Nanov FIWC.nl 2007 Quarter Finals Vijay Mitrasing (01:02) Bryan Hamden Nick Laurora (05:00) Ludwin de Bruijn Joeri Nanov (04:04)(P) Sherco Roelof Jagt Robert van Kleeff (01:01)(P) Andries Smit

	2007-11-18 Paris, France
This weekend, starting the 17th of November, the TeK-9 Call of Duty 4 team will be present at their first official LAN event in Call of Duty 4. In just a few days from now, the team will be travelling to Paris, France to compete for a grand total of 3000€ for first place. The team will be attending the event with main starters Davy, OZWALD, L-KiNG, aydiiN (haya) and knaller as well as TeK-9 CEO Steven Leunens and feel this is the perfect opportunity to practise and get used to the game on a competitive level. The event, sponsored by Activision, is invite-only and will be taking place in the Milk Internet Hall Opéra in Paris, where some of the finest teams from Europe and France will be fighting for first place in the second European CoD4 LAN after the recent i32 last weekend. The teams attending the French LAN event include German powerhouse Team SPEED-LINK, EuroCup finalists H2k Gaming and the two French topteams oXmoze and Stigma Gaming. Statement Davy Sysmans: "Since we dont have a lot of time to practise for the upcoming activision lan in Paris we will use this tournament as our training! We will concentrate on winning again in 2008 when we had the chance to play the game enough as a team. I'm looking forward to going to Paris though and have a lot of fun as usual." TeK-9 Networks 01:00 versus SUP3RNOV4 16:00 versus naKe 16:04 versus Band of Nuts 16:07 versus Stigma Gaming 10:16 versus oXmoze 16:10 versus TheLastResort 05:16 versus H2k Gaming 16:13 versus don'Touch 11:08 versus TheLastResort 11:09 versus oXmoze 12:14 versus H2k Gaming Final Standing: 2nd

	2007-10-05 Seattle, United States
TeK-9 races onto the tracks from the pit stop this weekend as the newest addition to the organisation, 15 year old Yannick "YannicK" Gobert enters the World Cyber Games Grand Finals in Seattle, Washington. YannicK will participate in the Project Gotham Racing 3 tournament for the Xbox 360 representing TeK-9 for the first official racing competition TeK-9 have been placed in. The young star has been pitted in Group C along with six other individuals and 20 other individuals in total to battle it out for the first place gold that awaits the top competitor. This is the first eSports sports game TeK-9 have participated in competitively since the release of the FIFA team a few weeks back. YannicK is a strong individual and I'm sure he will do well in his journey to America. The Group C melee starts on Friday 5 October as YannicK takes on Greek competitor stelios to begin with. The top two from each group will enter the single elimination playoffs with a $20,000 prizepot waiting for first to thirds place standings. TeK-9.YannicK 01:00 versus stelios Las Vegas - South Strip Loop 01:00 versus Mason Murllre Nurburgring - Full F1 Circuit 01:00 versus Blacks NewYork - Park Row 01:00 versus TKR_Turbo London - Westminster Tour 00:01 versus plan-B_Gamie Nurburgring - Full F1 Circuit 01:00 versus Shamel Boothe Tokyo - Shinjuku Speedway 01:02 versus rolfu Nurburgring - Full F1 Circuit Tokyo - Shinjuku Speedway London - Westminster Tour Final Standing: 5-8th

	2007-09-13 @, ONLINE
Next to the ESL IPS finals against SPEEDLINK, tonight the TeK-9 Call of Duty 2 team will be taking on the top German team Komacrew in the Grand Final of the $2,500 Total Gaming League tournament, after recently being able to defeat svea Royale in the Single Elimination Semi-Finals. Although Komacrew lost their Semi-Final game against Serious Gaming (01:02), the Dutch team were unaware of the anti-cheat rules and couldn't provide the anti-cheat files, resulting in a default loss. Tonight at 21:45 CET, TeK-9 and the promising German side Komacrew will be going head to head in a best-of-three game for $1,500 for first place in the TGL European Open Grand Final. TeK-9 Networks (02:00) Komacrew mp_dawnville (11:04), mp_carentan (11:05) Final Standing: 1st

	2007-09-08 @, ONLINE
TeK-9 are back in competitive play tomorrow night in the ESL IPS finals versus German rivals Team SPEED-LINK. Our TeK-9 Call of Duty 2 team emerge from the lower bracket after losing out to SPEED-LINK before in the upper bracket showing a poor result of (03:13). However TeK-9 continued to progress and climb up the ladder once again where they beat Alien-Gaming (13:06) to reach the finals of the IPS competition. With a 1,000 euro prize pot for the top three standee's, it isn't a lot considering the prize pot in the past three LAN events TeK-9 have won. I'm sure this victory is going to be for honour but can our guys do it? They failed to make it to the finals in the upper bracket but I'm sure they'll be back for revenge. The match will be played tomorrow night at 21:00CET on Burgundy. Good luck to TeK-9 going into this, it will be a challenge but I'm sure they can do it. TeK-9 Networks 13:08 versus HYPERACTIVE 13:08 versus team-impact 13:03 versus IQFIGHTERS 13:06 versus [GayUnit] 13:08 versus AlienGaming 12:12 versus Team SPEED-LINK 13:01 versus Cubesports 13:11 versus eSuba.HAL3000 03:13 versus Team SPEED-LINK 13:06 versus AlienGaming 13:04 versus Team SPEED-LINK 11:13 versus Team SPEED-LINK Final Standing: 2nd

	2007-08-30 Rotterdam, Netherlands
Today, the 24th of June, the TeK-9 FIFA team is present at The Gamesyndicate in Rotterdam, the Netherlands to compete in the 32-player Dutch World Cyber Games National Qualifier, looking to come out on top and conquer one of the two final spots to play the National Final late August live on television. The competition is live and we will be bringing you live coverage. TeK-9 vnX 2:0 versus FR Fighter 2:0 versus boxj2 2:0 versus ovr-IronMuscle 2:0 versus TomTom 2:1 versus ovr-Maxos 2:0 versus H2k fLopz1e Final Standing: 1st

	2007-08-09 Enschede, Netherlands
As the week has drawn to a close, the weekend we've all been waiting for has finally arrived. Starting as a tournament of 24 teams excluding the qualifier teams it has now been drawn down to the final four teams of the cup as they enter the LAN finals of this seasons ClanBase EuroCup. The Call of Duty 2 EuroCup XV has been an interesting one with various high performance teams not making it to the finals this season such as Serious-Gaming, Team-Dignitas and more recently in the news Logitech.fi who withdrew from the finals after the team decided to split. TeK-9 have performed reasonably well through out the cup topping their group during the group stages with a five win streak. With only one loss in the playoffs to H2k.Qpad dropping them to the lower bracket, the TeK-9 side meet LowLandLions (former Tempkids/defusekids) for the third time in the EuroCup this time around after Logitech.fi dropped. After two victorys over the Belgian side, TeK-9 are hoping to strike it lucky for the third time as the first match of the EuroCup XV LAN Finals kicks off today in Holland as Call of Duty 2 winds down as a game. We would like to wish both teams good luck and have the best of luck through-out the finals. TeK-9 Networks 19:17 versus LowLandLions 16:12 versus SPEED-LINK 14:16 versus H2k Gaming 16:10 versus H2k Gaming Final Standing: 1st

	2007-08-05 Roskilde, Denmark
In just a few days from now, the Danish LAN event the-eXperience, hosted by Roskilde eSport, will be going live after hosting a successful event back in 2006. The 2007 edition of the-eXperience will consist of 2 main tournaments in the games Counterstrike: Source and FIFA 2007, with a grand total of 20 teams participating in the €8,000 CS:S tournament and 16 players taking part in the €1,500 FIFA tournament. In the FIFA 2007 tournament 16 players battled it out for the €1,500 in cash, divided into four groups of four players each. Amongst the participants were the three TeK-9 FIFA 2007 players Ludwin "Quest" de Bruijn, Mark "vnX" Schalken and Bart "Bartinho" Nooyens, who travelled all the way to Roskilde, Denmark to compete in the-eXperience FIFA tournament. TeK-9 Quest 02:04 versus TeK-9 Bartinho 04:01 versus MBU 05:03 versus Cph HiGHDRA 02:03 versus TeK-9 Bartinho 03:03 versus MBU 00:02 versus Cph HiGHDRA 07:02 versus dignitasChris Bullard 02:04 versus dignitasChris Bullard 02:04 versus dignitasdr_jivagos 04:02 versus dignitasdr_jivagos 01:00 versus dignitasdr_jivagos 02:05 versus TeK-9 Bartinho 00:05 versus TeK-9 Bartinho 04:08 versus mTw.Diamonde 02:05 versus mTw.Diamonde Final Standing: 5-6th

	2007-08-05 Roskilde, Denmark
In just a few days from now, the Danish LAN event the-eXperience, hosted by Roskilde eSport, will be going live after hosting a successful event back in 2006. The 2007 edition of the-eXperience will consist of 2 main tournaments in the games Counterstrike: Source and FIFA 2007, with a grand total of 20 teams participating in the €8,000 CS:S tournament and 16 players taking part in the €1,500 FIFA tournament. In the FIFA 2007 tournament 16 players battled it out for the €1,500 in cash, divided into four groups of four players each. Amongst the participants were the three TeK-9 FIFA 2007 players Ludwin "Quest" de Bruijn, Mark "vnX" Schalken and Bart "Bartinho" Nooyens, who travelled all the way to Roskilde, Denmark to compete in the-eXperience FIFA tournament. TeK-9 Bartinho 04:02 versus TeK-9 Quest 07:01 versus Cph HiGHDRA 06:04 versus MBU 03:02 versus TeK-9 Quest 06:02 versus Cph HiGHDRA 06:02 versus MBU 06:05 versus dignitasAndRuXa 03:02 versus dignitasAndRuXa 05:02 versus TeK-9 Quest 05:00 versus TeK-9 Quest 02:03 versus mTw.BroDo 02:03 versus mTw.BroDo 03:04 versus mTw.Diamonde 02:06 versus mTw.Diamonde Placed 3rd - 150 Euro Cash

	2007-08-02 Singapore, Singapore
After his victory at the WCG New Zealand 2007 earlier this year, qualifying for the Grand Finals in Seattle (the United States) and the World Cyber Games Pan Asia Tournament with a win over SaySo, last weekend TeK-9's very own Nightelf player Hamish "Kowi" Parker took part in the 2007 WCG Asian Championship 2007, hosted in the Suntec Convention Center in Singapore. With a victory at the WCG New Zealand, Kowi earned himself the right to represent New Zealand in Singapore in the World Cyber Games Pan Asia Tournament, starting out in Group B, together with SETA.VIE and mOOn-GLaDe. After a clear (02:00) victory over SETA.VIE from Vietnam, Kowi lost his second and final group match in a close mirror game against the Australian Nightelf mOOn-GLaDe, final score (01:02). With the top 2 of each group progressing, Kowi qualified for the single elimination stages, and quickly made his way to finals of the WCG Asian Championship with (02:00) wins over Kumai from Thailand and Nicholas from Hong Kong, the latter who was able to place top 16 at last years World Cyber Games 2006. In the finals of the WCG 2007 Asian Championship, Kowi met the Korean Nightelf player SoJu, winner of this year's ESWC 2007 Warcraft III competition. However, former World Elite player SoJu turned out to be too strong and was able to come out on top on both Turtle Rock and Terenas Stand. TeK-9 Kowi 02:00 versus SETA.VIE 01:02 versus mOOn-GLaDe 02:00 versus Kumai 02:00 versus Nicholas 00:02 versus SoJu Final Standing: 2nd

	2007-08-01 Antwerp, Belgium
Following their recent victory in the $20,000 WSVG Dallas tournament, this weekend the TeK-9 Call of Duty 2 were present to compete in the second edition of the Outpost on Fire in the Outpost Gaming Center in Antwerp, Belgium. With success; in one of the most exciting CoD2 finals of the year, the TeK-9 team was able to take the gold (€2000 & hardware) after an extremely close game versus the Dutch H2k.Qpad. With H2k being able to overcome both Team SPEED-LINK and eSuba.SteelSeries, which was quite a surprise to some, TeK-9 and H2k faced off on mp_dawnville, in what turned out to be a thrilling final. As allies on mp_dawnville TeK-9 were unable to get into the game, losing six straight rounds. With a 7 to 1 score, the tables turned as TeK-9 managed to pick up four rounds in a row with slow pushes and ozwald picking up 13 frags. Although 5-7 as allies is not a bad score at all, H2k got back into the game and made effective use of several gaps in the TeK-9 defense and won the first map, (13:10). Coming from the Lowerbracket the Dutch team needed two maps to win, and the game moved over to mp_toujane for the deciding map of the grand finals. Although knaller was able to pick up 16 frags with his scope in the first half of the game, H2k managed to pull it back to a one point game, 5-4, before TeK-9 was able to pick up three more rounds to finish the first half with a 8 to 4 score. Picking up two quick rounds in the first three rounds of the second half (making it 10 to 5) it looked like the game was nearly over. However, with a 12-8 score in favor of the TeK-9 team, H2k fought back hard, picking up three rounds to bring it back to a one point game and one round remaining. Being down 3v4 L-KiNG and knaller picked off qwertYYY and MITOX3 to make it a 3v2 situation with the bomb down. In a 2v1 situation, joepoe was able to kill both davy and L-KiNG but missed the defuse by half a second. Final score: (13:11). TeK-9 Call of Duty Highseed 13:04 versus Aksioo GG 13:04 versus cZklan 13:08 versus CNO Gaming 13:03 versus OCRANA 13:11 versus TheLastResort 13:04 versus High FiDelity 22:20 versus eSuba.SteelSeries (triple overtime) 10:13 versus H2k.Qpad 13:11 versus H2k.Qpad First Place

	2007-07-08 Grapevine, United States
After the recent criticism on the team, being described as "a team that could easily sweep through every competitor in WSVG Dallas, but probably won’t", not having won a major event besides the Milk LAN, whilst being called the "Chelsea" of European Call of Duty 2, the TeK-9 Call of Duty 2 team have been able to show their full potential at the WSVG Dallas 2007 this weekend, winning the first ever transatlantic showdown in Call of Duty 2 history. In the most prestigious and important event to date, the North American and European CoD2 teams clashed for the first time in an epic encounter, full of surprises, upsets, tension and incredible individual play. Being seeded third right after the top 2 of the WSVG Online Qualifier (Eximius Sports and Team Pandemic), the team started out with a BYE in the first round of the Upperbracket and a clear (13:05) victory over the American side Team Isolated Gaming on mp_toujane. TeK-9 Call of Duty 2 Seeded 3rd 01:00 versus BYE 13:05 versus Team Isolated Gaming 13:03 versus Team SPEED-LINK 13:09 versus Team Pandemic 13:04 versus 20ID 06:13 versus Team Pandemic 13:10 versus Team Pandemic Final Standing: 1st

	2007-06-23 Mississauga, Canada
After a series of online qualifiers, the Electronic Sports World Cup Canada National Final will take place this week-end, the 23th-24th of June, at the Morton's Gaming Emporium, in Mississauga, Ontario. The Canadian National Finals include qualifiers for the games Warcraft III: TFT, Counterstrike 1.6 Male, Quake 4 1v1 and Counterstrike 1.6 Female, with only four players being present to compete in the Warcraft III tournament. TeK-9's Undead player Martin "apm" Sanfacon will be present in Mississauga to compete in the ESWC Qualifier, with the winner being given the opportunity to travel to Paris, France for the ESWC 2007 Grand Finals. With recognized players such as mTw KiWiKaKi and mTw Canuck not taking part in the Canadian finals (both at the WCG Pan-American Championships), the attending players are Dedication, eS.UK.Aevum and WH. TeK-9 apm 01:00 versus eS.UK Grom 01:00 versus eS.UK Aevum 01:00 versus eS.UK Aevum Final Standing: 1st

	2007-05-20 Enschede, Netherlands
After a third place at the 2006 ESWC The Netherlands (with the top two receiving a invite for the ESWC Grand Finals in Paris, France), yesterday our Dutch Quake 4 player Jeffrey "draven" Debipersad was able to place second place in the ESWC 2007 qualifier. Finishing first in Group B with a clear (02:00) victories over Rikku and Anar, Jeffrey qualified for the single elimination playoff stages without losing a single map, and would be facing the former Praetoriani player Weird in his first playoff game. Although the first two maps maps in the game against Weird turned out to be extremely close, with draven winning Phrantic 12 to 10 and Weird coming out on top at Torment after a 2 minute overtime, 12:10, draven managed to defeat the Dutch player with some impressive play on Monsoon, winning the third and decisive map, 26 to 9. With his victory over Weird draven directly qualified for the ESWC Grand Finals this summer in Paris, France, taking one of the two available slots for the prestigious French LAN event. draven eventually took second place in the Dutch ESWC qualifier, losing to forever on Galang and Phrantic in the Grand Final. tek9.draven Seeded 2nd 02:00 versus Rikku 02:00 versus Anar 02:01 versus Weird 00:02 versus mTw.forever Final Standing: 2nd

	2007-05-01 Enschede, Netherlands
With TeK-9 receiving a direct invite to compete, friday the 13th of April 2007 the prestigious Crossfire Prizefight Challenge 2 kicked off in the brand new WZZRD Gaming Center, located in the CineStar Cinema in Enschede, the Netherlands. With a total prize purse of 3,000 euros, the CPC2 turned out to be possibly the most competitive Call of Duty 2 event this year, with the entire European top being present to compete, with the exception of nEophyte, who were unable to participate and got replaced by Ephix. Being placed in Group C together with Copenhagen eSport and Rubberduckies (replacing Scubadivers), the TeK-9 Call of Duty 2 were able to qualify for the single elimination knock-out stages, taking first place with two clear victories over Copenhagen eSport (13:09) and Rubberduckies (13:07) on mp_carentan and mp_vallente (custom map for the CPC2). TeK-9 Networks 13:09 Copenhagen eSport 13:07 Rubberduckies 02:01 Team Dignitas 01:02 Serious Gaming 13:09 eSuba.Steelseries Final Standing: 3rd

	2007-04-22 Eindhoven, Netherlands
This weekend the Dutch TeK-9 Quake player Jeffrey "draven" Debipersad was present at the Dutch LAN event TheParty 5, one of the main Dutch gaming events, taking place in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Next to the standard competitions, TheParty 5 also hosted the one of the Dutch ESWC pre-qualifiers, with the top6 positions in Counterstrike being able to compete at the SoHosted ESWC the Netherlands finals starting the 19th of May. Next to the ESWC pre-qualifier, the Dutch National Championships "NK Gaming 2007" took place, featuring the games Quake IV, Command & Conquer: Tiberium Wars, Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne, Need for Speed: Carbon, FIFA 2007, WiiSports Tennis, Resistance: Fall of Man and Pro Evolution Soccer 6. Taking part in the NK Gaming 2007 Quake IV competition, Jeffrey was able to take second place, beating exlaxl, baloo and LordOVeil 2 to 0, before facing forever in the Winnerbracket Final. Losing to forever 0:2, draven was able to comeback from the Lowerbracket, winning the LB final versus Ermac in clear fashion, 2:0. Although winning Phrantic quite comfortably, forever turned out to be too strong on Galang and Monsoon, winning the grand final 02:01. With this draven places second in the NK Gaming Quake IV competition, and will be preparing himself for the upcoming Dutch ESWC Qualifier, which will be taking place in Enschede, the Netherlands next month. tek9.draven 2nd Seed 02:00 versus exlaxl 02:00 versus baloo 02:00 versus LordOVeil 00:02 versus forever 02:00 versus Ermac 01:02 versus forever Final Standing: 2nd

	2007-04-01 Copenhague, Denmark
As previously mentioned it would've been a very strange situation if we'd already have some upsets in this tournament. And luckily we have not yet seen such a thing, but there have been some interesting matches so far though. The most important one of the groupstage was the deciding match for 1st place in Group A. Group C was again a match with less surprising results and TeK-9 Networks steamrolled through the group taking down all teams with a very high margin, even the match versus Copenhagen eSports cannot really be described as a very tense match as TeK-9 quickly took control of it and never let go to end the match in a (13:07) score. Now we have landed in the play-off side of the tournament and now it's do or die for most teams, especially the ones who did not make the top2 (in the groupstage or in the intermediate tournament) as they will start this play-off of in the loserbracket. The loserbracket matches will start first at around 14.00 CET, and after that first round we will switch over to the first round of Winnerbracket matches at 15.15 CET. TeK-9 Networks (playoff stages) 13:10 vs Team-coolTronik 13:10 vs Copenhagen eSports 05:13 vs digitalMind 17:14 vs SuXuS 08:13 vs digitalMind Final Standing: 2nd

	2007-02-01 Laval, Canada
Earlier this year, starting the last weekend of January, the TeK-9 Warcraft player Martin "apm" Sanfacon had been present at the AACL LAN in Laval, Canada, competing in the SteelSeries Warcraft III tournament, in which he was able to take second place, losing only to the Canadian Orc player Legacy, currently representing the Excello organisation. 1. xLo.Legacy 2. TeK-9 apm Final Standing: 2nd

	2007-02-01 Montréal, Canada
Staring Friday the 23rd of March, our very own Canadian Undead player Martin "apm" Sanfacon took part in the 500$ Warcraft III:TFT competition at the LAN ETS 2007 in Montréal, Canada. With players like sCa.Tagan KiWiKaKi, xLo.boX, xLo.Legacy and H2k MrsX all taking part in the Warcraft competition, Martin was able to take second place, only losing to the top Canadian Orc player KiWiKaKi in the grand final of the WC3 tournament. 1. sCa.Tagan KiWiKaKi 2. TeK-9 apm Final Standing: 2nd

	2006-12-18 Rijswijk, Netherlands
This weekend the 16th edition of the Dutch Regroup BYOC will be taking place in the "Evenementenhal Rijswijk" in Rijswijk, the Netherlands. Regroup will be hosting 16 gaming competitions, including a Call of Duty 2 5v5, Trackmania Nations, Quake III CPMA VQ3, Counterstrike: Source, Warcraft III:TFT, FIFA 2007 and CS 1.6 tournament. When it comes to the Quake series, Regroup 16 will be hosting 3 competitions, the MSI Quake III CPMA VQ3 1v1 and the Revoltec Quake IV 2v2 TDM competition (Jeffrey teamed up with Praetoriani dueller Weird), as well as the Quake III Free For All Instagib fun competition. Our very own TeK-9 Quake player Jeffrey "draven" Debipersad is currently present at the Regroup and will be competing in all three competitions, which will also feature the Dutch Quakers forever, geo and Weird. tek9.draven Quake III CPMA VQ3 1v1 02:00 vs playlogic 02:00 vs PsychoFreak 02:01 vs Prae Weird 02:01 vs forever Final Standing: 1st tek9.draven Quake IV 2v2 TDM 02:00 vs CDM1 02:01 vs forever & geo 02:00 vs CDM2 00:02 vs forever & geo Final Standing: 2nd tek9.draven Quake III Free For All Instagib 1st Place

	2006-11-26 Moscow, Russia
Today the Warcraft III competition of the ASUS Autumn 2006, the most prestigious Russian gaming event, will be kicking off in the capital of Russia, Moscow. The competition, which takes place the 24th till the 26th of November, features the biggest names from Eastern Europe, including big shots from Russia, Belarus and the Ukraine. This years Autumn edition includes a total prize purse of 100,000 rubels (approx. 3800 US Dollars) and with 92 sign-ups will be one hell of a competition. Among the 92 participants 3 of the Russian TeK-9 Warcraft III members will be present in Moscow to compete at the ASUS event. Pavel Kondrashov (DoLLaR), Maxim Babarcev (SDmK) and Sergey Konkin (Ginsash) will all be making their appearance, participating in the 3800 USD WC3 tournament starting tomorrow. In the WC3 competition our players will be facing the likes of SK HoT, Serious Gaming players Neytpoh, NightwOlf & Caravaggio, fnatic members XyLigan & Abver, and TitaN & Happy from Mousesports, who will all be attending the Russian event. tek9.DoLLaR 00:02 vs SK Deadman 02:00 vs TeK-9 Ginsash 02:00 vs oDk.Spyder 02:00 vs v4-IP.Frozen 02:01 vs mouz TiTaN 02:01 vs serious Neytpoh 02:00 vs TeK-9 SDmK 00:02 vs SK HoT Final Standing: 4th

	2006-11-26 Moscow, Russia
Today the Warcraft III competition of the ASUS Autumn 2006, the most prestigious Russian gaming event, will be kicking off in the capital of Russia, Moscow. The competition, which takes place the 24th till the 26th of November, features the biggest names from Eastern Europe, including big shots from Russia, Belarus and the Ukraine. This years Autumn edition includes a total prize purse of 100,000 rubels (approx. 3800 US Dollars) and with 92 sign-ups will be one hell of a competition. Among the 92 participants 3 of the Russian TeK-9 Warcraft III members will be present in Moscow to compete at the ASUS event. Pavel Kondrashov (DoLLaR), Maxim Babarcev (SDmK) and Sergey Konkin (Ginsash) will all be making their appearance, participating in the 3800 USD WC3 tournament starting tomorrow. In the WC3 competition our players will be facing the likes of SK HoT, Serious Gaming players Neytpoh, NightwOlf & Caravaggio, fnatic members XyLigan & Abver, and TitaN & Happy from Mousesports, who will all be attending the Russian event. tek9.SDmK 02:00 vs excello Spail 02:00 vs serious Caravaggio 02:01 vs mouz TiTaN 00:02 vs SK Deadman 00:02 vs TeK-9 DoLLaR Final Standing: 5-6th

	2006-10-26 Paris, France
Just about a month ago the Clanbase EuroCup XIII LAN Finals were held in Aarhus, Denmark. Within one week the Call of Duty 2 community has to prepare itself once again for a new fight taking place. Where else but the city of love and romance would be the ideal setting for this battlefield. Indeed, some of the finest teams are heading for Paris, France, and will try to define amongst themselves who has it in them to be crowned number one. From EuroCup underdogs, to EuroCup heroes, our very own TeK-9.Steelpad Call of Duty 2 team are back in LAN action this weekend once again as they will be attending Frances number 1 major LAN event, the Milk LAN. In a new line-up in the past months, TeK-9 have gone from an all star Belgium team to a very mixed bunch of Europeans. This does not hold back there performance though, as the team are as close as ever and still as strong as ever. TeK-9.Steelpad High Seed 11:06 versus NoK 11:02 versus High5 11:04 versus DELL 11:03 versus Get2Gev 16:04 versus Nova 16:11 versus eSuba.steelseries 16:05 versus DigitalMind 11:16 versus WebOne 16:10 versus TEAM SPEED-LINK 11:08 versus WebOne 11:05 versus WebOne Final Standing: 1st

2006-10-09 Oslo, Norway

Our very own Norwegian Quake 4 player Christian Lains - TeK-9 CLains attended this Norwegian LAN to compete in the Quake 4 competition. Christian has been inactive for some time, with him mainly focussing on his studies, but decided to pick up the pace and has been practising quite a bit the last few days before this event. He won his WB Final against sparx-YME with 2-0. After that he faced gco|hell4nd in the Grand Final of this eve