He soon got three picks in a row to make up the early gold deficit. At fourteen and half minutes, the Bobcats slayed the second dragon. At twenty minutes, they picked up the third dragon. From there, things began to snowball in the Bobcats' favor. Master Yi recognized that the Saints did not have a lot of crowd control and used that fact to his advantage. He was able to secure the first dragon at eight minutes in. However, Master Yi is a champion that excels the longer a game goes on. The Saints had a very early game focused composition, and that showed as the got four picks within the first six minutes of the game. All lanes struggled against their opponents, but it was the Bobcats' Master Yi in the jungle that proved to be too much for the Saints to handle. Their Master Yi played the incredibly aggressive summoner spell package choosing Smite and Ingnite instead of the usual Flash. They sported a combination of Ezreal and Yummi respectively. Volibear from Anthony "Cuddles" Zevallos in the top and Viego in the jungle from Yixiao "CDC Gangster" Yie were more familiar picks to round out the team. In their second to last game for the ECAC regular Fall season, the Saints were able to pull off a stunning 2-1 victory over the Byrant and Stratton Bobcats this past Saturday bringing their record to 3-2 for the season. Game one was a bit of the struggle for the Saints as Ruiqi "YTYTOTYTY" Yang in the middle lane chose the uncommon pick of Corki to face down an Orianna from the Bobcats' side. Connor "Lamb0" Lambert and Nini "SillyPinkBunny" Nguyen, in the bottom lane, also chose unusual picks for them. Saint Defeat Bryant and Stratton in ECAC League of Legends Finally, Andrew "Andy" Cichetti then came off the bench with Pyra and Mythra to ultimately defeated King K. Rool and brought the Saints' Smash season record to 4-2. Rool's stocks in the process. Coach Lanza then decided to sub in Eliza "LizzieKat" Hand off the bench to give her a chance to make her varsity esports debut. LizzieKat, playing as Robbin, fought hard against the Friars' King K. Rool, but the Friars put a great deal of resolve into not losing their last stock. The King K. Rool was able to defeat LizzieKat without losing a stock of their own. He then lost his final stock to the Friar's King K. Rool, but took out two of K. However, he lost two stocks versus the Mario who switched to the second leg. He was able to defeat the Friars' Donkey Kong without losing a single stock. in style as he took numerous stocks by landing Hero's "Sleep" spell and following up with a fully charged Smash Attack.įor Game Two, Drizz sat in the driver's seat again, this time playing as Gannondorf. He was able to singlehandedly defeat the entire Friars' roster with one stock remaining. The Friars sent out Mario, followed by Donkey Kong and finally their own King K. Rool, and Drizz defeated each of them with aplomb. This game featured Brian "Drizz" Uceta playing Hero, from Dragon Quest, which was an unusual deviation from his more familiar King K. Rool. Even though Coach Lanza had not seen Drizz perform with Hero outside of practice, he trusted Drizz to carry the team, and that is exactly what Drizz did. After a hard loss the week before, the Saints Super Smash Bros. Team defeated the Providence Friars, on Monday night, in a flashy 2-0 beatdown.
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