Results of the year: NAVI in other action disciplines

The NAVI esports club continues to reflect on 2022 results. In this report, we present the results of the teams in three popular action disciplines — Rainbow Six Siege, Halo Infinite, and Apex Legends.

Rainbow Six Siege

2022 has been a busy year for players in the discipline from Ubisoft but at the same time not the most successful. The NAVI team experienced numerous reshuffles, which unfortunately didn't pay off.

The first tournament for our guys was theWorld Championship — Six Invitational 2022. NAVI finished third in their group and managed to reach the top of the playoffs, but later they didn't play as confidently.

First — the loss to Spacestation Gamingand drop to the bottom bracket, then a very tense and still lost duel with DarkZero Esports. The result was only 13th-16th place.

After that tournament came a series of changes that lasted for the whole year. In all three stages of European League 2022, the team could not get higher than fifth place, and in the general standings was seventh.

Soon the NAVI players will face a very difficult challenge — Six Invitational 2022 Qualifiers. The competition is scheduled for the end of January 2023, with strong teams such as the Outsiders, Mkers and Team Secret. It's not going to be easy!

NAVI Rainbow Six Siege:

Nathan «Nathan» Sharp
Jordan «Kayak» Morley
Jamie «Skiddy» Diamond
Jake «Leadr» Fortunato
Edoardo «T3b» Treglia

Alonso «Alo» Diez (coach)

Apex Legends

2022 was hardly a successful year for NAVI Apex Legends. The renewal trio from Myztro Gaming gave hope that the year would bring a lot of positive emotions to the fans. However, it turned out differently.

The team started with not a bad result — 16th place in the playoffs of the first ALGS 2022 split. But then it missed the playoffs of the second split: last-chance qualification didn't help either.

NAVI didn't make it to the main tournament of the year — Apex Legends Global Series: 2022 Championship. The players finished the first split of Apex Legends Global Series 2022-23 in 18th place.

As a result, the NAVI esports club decided to disband the Apex Legends team. We wish the players success in their future!

Halo Infinite

The NAVI Halo Infinite roster began the new year as the best team in Europe. A 7th-8th place in the Halo Championship Series 2021: Kickoff Major, obligated the team to prove its level in all upcoming tournaments, not an easy task considering the competition.

In the first two months, NAVI took part in four Pro Series tournaments and the same number of Open Series championships. Sadly, our guys couldn't get higher than a second place: every time the opponent Acend was stronger.

However, it was more important to achieve a result in the upcoming Halo Championship Series 2022: Europe Super — the last major event before the Major tournament. Our team showed a great performance, but once again our arch-rival Acend stopped us from getting to the first line.

The long-awaited Halo Championship Series 2022: Kansas City didn’t live up to the guys' expectations. Four losses in the group and the last place in the standings made it clear that a change had to happen.

On June 1, Respectful left the team and Mighty took the vacant spot. In the summer tuf0xy went inactive, and later left the team completely, he was replaced by Snakey.

Our team continued to play on the sidelines in the region, although they won HCS 2021–22 Europe Open Series 7.

Unfortunately, NAVI didn't do too well on the international stage, finishing 9th-12th in Halo Championship Series 2022: Orlando Major, and then finishing in last place in Halo World Championship 2022. Despite these results, the team enters the new year with hope, and all we can do is support them.

NAVI Halo Infinite:

Robert «Kimbo» Faulk
James «Jimbo» Bradbrook
Liam «Mighty» Boerboom
Arkel «Snakey» Brown

Harry «Wonderboy» Channon (coach)
Mykhailo «m1ke» Palamar (manager)