It's Gosu eSports
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| Team Information | |
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| Coaches: | Andre "Gretorp" Hengchua |
| Manager: | Bernie "Fujikura" Catalan |
| Website: | It's Gosu |
| Sponsor: | Razer MAXXintegration S2 Games NOS Energy Drink |
| TLPD: | International Korean |
| Twitter: | itsgosu |
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| History | |
| Created: | 2011-06-15 |
| Disbanded: | 2013-02-01 |
| Recent Player Trades: | 2013-01-09 - Glon joins 2013-01-02 - Kyhol leaves |
To read about this organization's Dota 2 team, see: It's Gosu eSports.
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[edit] Overview
It's Gosu eSports was an international progaming team based in North America. With the acquisition of All4ONE Gaming in June 2011, the online gaming community It's Gosu created It's Gosu eSports to support progaming teams for StarCraft 2, League of Legends, Dota 2, and Heroes of Newerth.
On February 1, 2013, It's Gosu merged with 4Not to recreate Quantic Gaming.
[edit] History
[edit] 2011
- June 15, It's Gosu acquires All4ONE Gaming to create It's Gosu eSports. VT Gaming's Pokebunny and MvP's HwangSin join the team.[1]
- September 13, DoA, one of GOMTV's English casters, announced as both a player and an in-house caster for the team's own set of events.[2]
- September 22, It's Gosu eSports signs ViBE and dde of former Sixjax Gaming.[3]
- October 19, Zerker and linko leave the team after going inactive.[4]
- November 9, It's Gosu eSports adds tgun to their roster.[5]
- December 7, Gretorp joins as team coach.[6]
[edit] 2012
- March 26, It's Gosu eSports announces Razer as a new sponsor.[7]
- May 1, YaTa joins It's Gosu eSports.[8]
- May 7, ViBE and It's Gosu eSports part ways.[9]
- May 10, It's Gosu eSports announces NOS Energy Drink as a new sponsor.[10]
- June 1, It's Gosu eSports announces that Illusion, former oGs player, joined the team, now under the name IceCream.[11]
- August 24, Perfect joins It's Gosu eSports.[12]
- September 5, tgun and It's Gosu eSports part ways.[13]
- December 17, Fujikura confirms that IceCream has retired and wbc, Gatored, and YaTa have left the team.[14]
- December 19, STX is removed from the roster.[15]
- December 20, MaximusBlack and Apocalypse join after Quantic Gaming disbands.[16]
[edit] 2013
- January 2, Kyhol leaves It's Gosu.[17]
- January 9, Glon joins It's Gosu.[18]
- February 1, It's Gosu merges with 4Not to recreate Quantic Gaming.[19]
[edit] Player Roster
[edit] Players at Time of Merging with 4Not
| ID | Name | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | ||
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| Apocalypse | Kim Min Hyung | - | - | 33 - 40th | ||
| dde | Lee Dong Yeon | - | 29th |
25 - 32nd | ||
| Glon | Bryan Gemler | - | - | 33 - 40th | ||
| HwangSin | Hwang Seung Hyuk | - | Ro16 |
7 - 8th | ||
| MaximusBlack | Jeffrey Johnston | - | - | 61+ | ||
| Ostojiy | Christopher Ostojic | - | 31st |
25 - 28th | ||
| Perfect | Michael Thompson | - | - | 61+ | ||
| Pokebunny | Nick Taber | - | 13 - 16th |
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| Rhythm | Christopher Guzman | - | - | - |
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