eSports
Talent roster for WePlay Academy League Season 2

The hosts, analysts, and casters of the English-language and Russian-language broadcasts are revealed.
The second season of the WePlay Academy League, a CS:GO tournament for up-and-coming esports players, will kick off already on September 28, 2021. The matches will be commentated on by professional talent teams in both English and Russian.
English-speaking talent crew:
Hosts:
- James Banks
- Anastasija “Heccu” Tolmacheva
Casters and analysts:
- Alex “Mauisnake” Ellenberg
- Jacob “Pimp” Winneche
- Conner “Scrawny” Girvan
- Mohan “launders” Govindasamy
The English-language broadcast will be available on Twitch and our Smart TV app.
Russian-speaking talents:
Host:
- Antonina “Tonya” Predko
Casters and analysts:
- Dmitry “hooch” Bogdanov
- Oleksandr “Shockwave” Netreba
- Mykhailo “kane” Blagin
- Oleksii “yXo” Maletskyi
- Aleksandr “Enkanis” Polishchuk
- Yuriy “strike” Tereshchenko
The official broadcast in Russian will be available on Twitch.
The WePlay Academy League is a tournament for young esports players aged between 16 and 20, launched in partnership with leading CS:GO organizations. This is the second season of the project, which is going to run till November 14, 2021.
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