NAVI Junior and BIG Academy lead the first day of WePlay Academy League Season 6

The first game day of WePlay Academy League Season 6 has come to an end, as a result of which the teams NaVi Junior and BIG Academy got their first wins, and at the same time became leaders of groups A and B, respectively. At the same time, there are several teams at once that managed to hold more than one meeting, but still failed to prove themselves against the backdrop of rivals.

Group A

According to the results of the first day, the Ukrainian team NAVI Junior took the lead, having won a victory over Flames Ascent (16:8). The team Fnatic Rising was next, which outplayed OG Academy (16:10). The intermediate third place is occupied by the MOUZ NXT team, which got the hardest victory over the Flames Ascent (28:26). As for the Danes from Flames Ascent, the team had three meetings the day before, only one of which turned out to be victorious.

Place

Team

Result

Round difference

Number of points

one

NAVI Junior

1-0

+8

3

2

Fnatic Rising

1-0

+6

3

3

MOUZ NXT

1-0

+2

3

four

Flames Ascent

1-3

-2

3

5

FURIA Academy

0-0

0

0

6

OG Academy

0-1

-6

0

7

Apeks Rebels

0-1

-eight

0

Group B

According to the results of the first day, the German team BIG Academy became the leader, having won a confident victory over MIBR Academy (16:5). The Young Ninjas team is not far behind, having outplayed ENCE Academy (16:9) the day before. In addition, at the very end of the gaming day, 00 Prospects defeated Astralis Talent (16:2). Well, the remaining teams have not yet made their debut in the group stage of WePlay Academy League Season 6.

Place

Team

Result

Round difference

Number of points

one

BIG Academy

1-0

+11

3

2

Young Ninjas

1-0

+7

3

3

00 Prospects

1-0

+14

3

four

spirit academy

0-0

0

0

5

ENCE Academy

0-1

-7

0

6

MIBR Academy

0-1

-eleven

0

7

Astralis Talent

0-1

-fourteen

0

WePlay Academy League Season 6 runs from October 12 to November 20 online. As part of the championship, fourteen youth teams from the CIS, Europe and Brazil are fighting for a total prize pool of $100,000.