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Natus Vincere
Founded2009
LocationUkraine
ManagerUkraine Alexander "ZeroGravity" Kokhanovsky
DivisionsCounter Strike, DotA, FIFA, StarCraft II
Websitehttp://www.navi-gaming.com

Natus Vincere (Na`Vi) — is Ukrainian multigaming e-Sports organization. It is the first team in Counter-Strike history that was able to win three major tournaments in one calendar year - Intel Extreme Masters, Electronic Sports World Cup and World Cyber Games 2010.

Counter-Strike

History

Creation of the team

Natus Vincere was founded in December 2009[1]. After the collapse of Ukrainian team KerchNET, the former players of the team were supported by a well-known maecenas and organizer of e-sports tournaments, Murat “Arbalet” Zhumashevich[2]. The new team got the name “Arbalet UA”. It was composed of Danylo “Zeus” Teslenko and Ivan “Edward” Sukharev from Kharkiv, Sergey “starix” Ischuk from Kiev, Arseniy “Esenin” Trynozhenko from Lviv and Yegor “markeloff” Markelov from Dnepropetrovsk. Alexander “ZeroGravity” Kokhanovsky from Kiev became their manager.

On January 31, 2010 “Arbalet UA” won the Arbalet Cup Asia 2010, beating Chinese team Tyloo twice and taking over Forze 16:5 (de_inferno) in the finals[3].

In February the contest for the best team name was announced. By then, the team performed under the clan tags “Arbalet UA” and “Na`Vi”[4]. Voting took place on hltv.org, where more than 2000 comments were left. Bruno “hArt1k” Estevens from Portugal was the winner, having proposed the name “Team Vincit”, a derivative of which was the final name “Natus Vincere” (latin – born to win). This allowed leaving the tag intact – “Na`Vi”[5].

Winning the Intel Extreme Masters 4

On May 6, 2010 Natus Vincere became the world champions and earned 50,000$, winning versus Swedish team Fnatic in the grand finals of the fourth season of the Intel Extreme Masters: 16:13 (de_train), 16:14 (de_inferno)[6] . The first matches of the qualification began in September 2009, when the team was playing with another name (KerchNet) and with other players, of whom only Starix remained[7].

In April, 2010 a show-match was held in the “Kiev CyberSport Arena” in Kiev with teams Na`Vi, Fnatic, SK Gaming and UNITED competing. Each team played against each other team on five maps. The tournament was held over three game days and the prize of $12,000 went to the Ukrainians from Na`Vi[8].

Winning the ESWC 2010

After a bad performance at the Arbalet Cup CIS 2010 (4th place[9]), the team decided to skip the next big tournament ASUS Winter 2010[10], so they could prepare for the Arbalet Cup and Ukrainian qualifications for the ESWC. In the middle of May 2010, Na`Vi took 2nd place in the prestigious Arbalet Cup Europe 2010 in Stockholm, losing to Fnatic in the finals and earning $10,000 in prize money[11]. Finally, Na`Vi gained victory in ESWC Ukraine[12].

In the final part of the ESWC, the team hit the highest seeding, along with SK Gaming, Fnatic and mTw.dk[13]. On July 4, 2010, Natus Vincere achieved the highest accolade in the history of Ukrainian e-Sports, winning the ESWC (which previously could not be reached by any CIS team[14]), defeating SK Gaming in the finals: 16:5 (de_train) and 16:4 (de_inferno). During the tournament Na`Vi had passed through the group stage thanks to fortune, but outplayed Fnatic and mTw.dk in the play-offs[15] .

After being victorious in the world championship Natus Vincere announced about their participation in 2 tournaments – Arbalet Cup Dallas and GameGune 2010 (Bilbao)[16]. On July 18, 2010, Na`Vi won Arbalet Cup Dallas beating Mousesports in the final match: 19:15 (de_dust2), 16:12 (de_inferno). After receiving $25,000, Na`Vi took the first place by quantity of prize money earned by European teams that year[17]. Na`Vi took 3rd place in the following tournaments: GameGune 2010[18] and Extreme Masters Shanghai[19].

Victory at the World Cyber Games 2010

On August 15, Na`Vi won the Ukrainian qualifications for the World Cyber Games and got a paid voucher to the finals in Los Angeles from September 30 to October 3, 2010[20].

The next tournament for Na`Vi was ASUS Summer 2010, to which the team received a direct invitation. This tournament became first in the ASUS Open series, which was held in the Kiev gaming center “Kiev CyberSport Arena”. In the semi-finals Na`Vi lost to Kazakh team k23 and as a result took the 3rd place.

On October 4, 2010 Natus Vincere became the World Cyber Games world champions by defeating Danish team mTw.dk in the finals[21] . This victory made Na`Vi the first team in the world which had managed to hold the three most prestigious championship titles at once (IEM, ESWC, WCG). At the end of October 2010, ESL TV commentator Bakr “KinGSaicx” Fadl proclaimed that SK Gaming was going to invite the Ukrainian team to take place of its Swedish squad, but the manager of Natus Vincere declined this information[22].

In the beginning of November 2010 Natus Vincere took part in the World e-Sports Masters tournament (WEM 2010), which annually gathers the best teams from all over the world in the Chinese city of Hangzhou. Among eight participants of the tournament, Na’Vi took 4th place as well as $7,500[23].

Victory at DreamHack Winter 2010

From the 25th to 27th of November 2010 in the Swedish city of Jönköpin one of the largest European Lan-parties took place – DreamHack Winter 2010. To go to this tournament, Natus Vincere had to skip a major Russian tournament, ASUS Autumn 2010, since it was coinciding with DreamHack’s dates. After finishing the group stage Na`Vi consistently outplayed teams puta, fnatic, Frag Executors and then mTw.dk in the finals, winning the tournament[24] . During the four play-off matches the Ukrainians lost only one time to fnatic on the new map – de_mirage[25][26]. Sergey ”Starix” Ischuk received the tournament’s MVP award.

After winning DreamHack Winter 2010, the team established a new record: winning $220,000 in one year[27]. The previous record belonged to Swedish team fnatic, who earned $189,000 in 2009 (before that, the record was held by Swedish team SK Gaming with earnings of $183,000 in 2003[28]).

Winning the Intel Extreme Masters 5

On March 5, 2010 Natus Vincere defended their position in Hannover as the champions of the Intel Extreme Masters and earned $35,000. They defeated Polish team Frag Executors in the finals: 16:12 (de_train) and 16:10 (de_dust2)[29]. $4,550 was deducted (13% of the total) from the prize money as a penalty for breaking the rules[30].

Current members

Manager:

  • Alexander “ZeroGravity” Kokhanovsky (Kiev, Ukraine)

Achievements

Tournaments

Place Tournament Location Date Prize money
5 Intel Extreme Masters 4 European Finals  Germany, Cologne 15—17 January, 2010 $1 250
Gold Arbalet Asia  Kazakhstan, Almaty 30—31 January, 2010 $10 000
Gold IEM 4 World Championship Finals  Germany, Hannover 2—6 March, 2010 $50 000
Gold Arbalet Cup Ukraine[31]  Ukraine, Kyiv 3 April, 2010 $3 000
Gold Arbalet Cup Best of Four  Ukraine, Kyiv 9—11 April, 2010 $12 000
Silver Arbalet Cup Europe  Sweden, Stokholm 14—16 May, 2010 $10 000
Gold ESWC 2010  France, Paris 30 June — 4 July, 2010 $36 000
Gold Arbalet Cup Dallas 2010  USA, Dallas 16—18 July, 2010 $25 000
Bronze GameGune 2010  Spain, Bilbao 22—24 July, 2010 $4 000
Bronze Extreme Masters: Shanghai  China, Shanghai 29 July — 1 August, 2010 $5 000
Bronze ASUS Summer 2010  Ukraine, Kyiv 28 — 29 August, 2010 $3 000
Gold World Cyber Games 2010  USA, Los Angeles 1 — 4 October, 2010 $25 000
4 World e-Sports Masters 2010  China, Hangzhou 3 — 7 November, 2010 $7 500
Gold Dreamhack Winter 2010  Sweden, Jönköping 25 — 27 November, 2010 $28 200
4 Intel Extreme Masters 5 European Finals  Ukraine, Kyiv 20 — 23 January, 2011 $3 200
Gold IEM 5 World Championship Finals  Germany Hannover 1 — 5 March, 2011 $30 450[30]
Gold Intel Challenge Super Cup 7  Ukraine, Kyiv 19 — 20 March, 2011 $5 000[32]
Gold OSPL Spring 2011  Kazakhstan, Almaty 3 April, 2011 $5 400[33]
Gold ASUS Spring 2011  Ukraine, Kyiv 28 — 29 May, 2011 $4 430[34]
Bronze DreamHack Summer 2011  Sweden, Jönköping 18—20 June, 2011 $1 602[35]
Gold Adepto BH Open  Bosnia, Saraevo 24—26 June, 2011 €6 000[36]
Bronze GameGune 2011  Spain, Bilbao 22—24 July, 2011 €3 000
Bronze ASUS Summer 2011  Ukraine, Kyiv 13—14 August, 2011 27 500 rubles[37]
Bronze e-STARS Seoul 2011  South Korea, Seoul 19 - 21 August, 2011 $9,200 [38]

Record prize money

The amount of prize money in 2010 – $215,573 (as to November 7, 2010[27]) is the record for the entire history of professional Counter-Strike. Previous records belong to Swedish teams SK Gaming ($183,000 in 2003) and fnatic ($189,000 in 2009).

Top players

In 2010, popular website HLTV.org had made rankings for the 20 best Counter-Strike players. Yegor “markeloff” Markelov was 1st place, Sergey “Starix” Ischuk 4th, Ivan “Edward” Sukharev 5th and captain of the team Danylo “Zeus” Teslenko had 19th place, as well as “The best captain of the year”[39][40].

DotA

History of creation

In October 2010, the creation of the DotA squad was announced, which included the best Ukrainian players[41]. Na`Vi simultaneously declared their intentions to announce a squad for StarCraft 2. Initially the team included five players, but on Dec. 23, 2010 Andrew “Mag ~” Chipenko and Alexander “Deff-” Stepaniuk left the team[42]. Then the team was joined by Ukrainian players from DTS.Chatrix - Danylo “Dendi” Ishutin and Ivan “Artstyle” Antonov, who became the captain of this new squad[43].

Current members

  • Ivan “Artstyle” Antonov (Kharkiv)
  • Dmitriy “LighTofHeaveN” Kupriyanov (Russia, Moscow)
  • Aleksander “XBOCT” Dashkevich (Kiev)
  • Clement “Puppey” Ivanov (Estonia, Tallin)
  • Danylo “Dendi” Ishutin (Lviv)

Manager:

  • Dmytro “McDeee” Bieletsky

Achievements

Tournaments

Place Tournament Location Date Prize money
3 ASUS Autumn 2010  Ukraine, Kyiv 27 November, 2010 $700
3 ASUS Winter 2011  Ukraine, Kyiv 27 February, 2011 20 000 rubles[44]
3 Intel Challenge Supercup  Ukraine, Kyiv 16—27 March, 2011 $400[45]
3 OSPL Spring 2011  Kazakhstan Almaty 3 April, 2011 $2 300[46]
1 ASUS Spring 2011  Ukraine, Kyiv 29 May, 2011 70 000 rubles[47]
1 ASUS Summer 2011  Ukraine, Kyiv 13—14 August, 2011 101 000 rubles[37]

FIFA

History of creation

In the beginning of February 2011, Natus Vincere introduced their FIFA squad, including the most skilled Ukrainian gamers[48]. Aleksander “ToTsi” Shramko represented Ukraine at World Cyber Games 2010, while in 2009 this honor was awarded to Yevhen “Yozhyk” Mostovyk and in 2008 Alexander “BlooD” Ryabikin.

Current members

  • Evhen “Yozhyk” Mostovyk (Lviv)
  • Alexander “BlooD” Ryabikin (Kharkiv)
  • Anton “AdreNaLinE” Poddubniy (Kharkiv)
  • Aleksander “ToTsi” Shramko (Kiev)

Manager:

  • Igor “McBad” Panasenko (Kerch)

Tournaments

Place Tournament Location Date Prize money
1 and 2 Ukrainian FIFA League 2011  Ukraine, Kyiv 13 March, 2011 1250 and 750 gryvnas[49]
1 OSPL Spring 2011  Kazakhstan, Almaty 3 April, 2011 $1 400[50]

StarCraft II

History of Creation

In April 2011 Natus Vincere started their StarCraft II squad.[51].

Current members

  • Denis “Hireling” Shubovskiy (Ukraine)
  • Svyatoslav “HappyZerg” Vlasuk (Ukraine)
  • Aleksander “Alf” Yatsenko (Ukraine)
  • Vasiliy “CrazyPanda” Kuznetsov (Ukraine)
  • Jon “13abyKnight” Andersen (Denmark)

Tournaments

Place Tournament Location Date Prize money
1 Go4SC2 #97 online 13 April, 2011 0[52]
3 Close Combat #33 online 14 April, 2011 €50[53]
1 AoW cup#1 online 22 April, 2011 $50[54]
3 Close Combat #35 online 22 April, 2011 €25[55]
2 Close Combat #39 online 6 May, 2011 €50[56]

Contribution to the development of Ukrainian e-Sports

Na`Vi and prime minister of Ukraine Mykola Azarov.

On July 14, 2010 the Prime Minister of Ukraine Mykola Azarov met the team Natus Vincere in the Cabinet of Ministers’ building. During the meeting issues pertaining to the development of the IT industry in Ukraine were discussed. The Prime Minister promised to hold the E-Sports International Open Cup of Ukraine in 2011. Ukrainian players were enrolled in to the so-called “Gold Reserve”, enlisting the support of the government[57].

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