KPI Gaming presents its Valorant women’s team

KPI GamingSpanish esports club recognized for its extensive track record in CS:GO, Fortnite and Valorant, has presented its new Valorant women’s team.. A set that brings together some of the best players of different modalities for the well-known shooter, and that will try to be a key piece in the female representation in eSports.

The lineup of the KPI Gaming female roster is initially formed by players Sura ‘Jiex’ Yildirim, Elisabeth ‘Liza’ Luybovin, ‘Stacey’, ‘Julie’, ‘Alexandra’ and Irina ‘Inari’ Shilova and coach Kirill ‘BCrowness’ Zdobnov.

In this way, KPI’s women’s division joins other prominent organizations in the scene, such as Team Liquid, Natus, Vincere, FaZe Clan and G2 Esports. In Spain, the female Valorant section has also been opened by MadLions, QLASH and CASE.

Currently, these last three teams will compete in Spain, but not KPI Gaming, since nationality is a requirement, that is, that at least three of its members are Spanish, they will compete for the representation of the eastern region in addition to the European one, in which they will be able to compete against these Spanish teams in case they meet.

From KPI Gaming, we continue with our commitment to continue working for equality in esports, and we can not be happier to do it with our female team Valorant with which we hope to qualify for the highest competition in the women’s scene as the VCT Game Changers..

Eric Murillo, director of KPI Gaming

A commitment to female talent within the club

KPI Gaming wants to continue to stand out in esports and this new project that, betting on female talent within the club, creates new opportunities for women in esports in our country while providing the community with a female team that exerts as a reference. For now, the first public appearance of KPI Gaming’s female roster will be during the VCT Game Changers 2023 open qualifier, a tournament organized by Riot Games for women and non-binary players from April 5 to 9, 2023, which will serve as a prelude to the Game Changers Championship, the women’s world championship of the popular shooter.