As we near the Mid-season Face Off, the North American Valorant Challengers scene is going to pick up. The eight top teams from Split 1 will fight in a week-long online event for circuit points and a massive $30k USD prize pool.
The halfway of Split 1 has finally been reached in the Valorant NA Challengers. There are now just eight teams left in the competition after five weeks of group-stage play. The teams from each group with the best records have qualified for the playoffs.
In the upper bracket quarterfinals, M80, TSM, The Guard, G2 Esports, Disguised, Moist Moguls, FaZe Clan, and Oxygen Esports will start their Mid-Season Face-Off run. The top four teams will receive significant VCL circuit points that they will require to gain a spot in the forthcoming Ascension competition.
Participating teams
- G2 Esports
- Moist Moguls
- Oxygen Esports
- FaZe Clan
- M80
- The Guard
- TSM
- Disguised (DSG)
Valorant NA Challengers Mid-Season Face-off
The League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational serves as an inspiration for the NA Challengers Mid-Season Face-Off. The Challengers teams will be reseeded for the following stage of the NA Challengers season by the competition between Splits.
Ascension, the competition that advances one team to the VCT Americas league, will be one step closer for teams that do well at the Mid-Season Face-Off. The competition will take place from March 22 to 31.
Valorant NA Challengers Mid-Season Face-off Results
March 22 – Upper bracket quarterfinals
- M80 vs. Disguised – 2 – 0
- TSM vs. Moist Moguls – 0 – 2
March 23 – Upper bracket quarterfinals
- The Guard vs. FaZe Clan – 2 – 0
- G2 Esports vs. Oxygen Esports – 1 – 2
Valorant NA Challengers Mid-Season Face-off Schedule
March 24 – Upper bracket semifinals
- M80 vs. Moist Moguls
- The Guard vs. Oxygen Esports
March 28 – Lower bracket round 1
- Disguised vs. TSM
- FaZe Clan vs. G2 Esports
March 29
- Upper bracket final
- Lower bracket quarterfinals
March 30
- Lower bracket semifinal
- Lower bracket final
March 31
- Grand final
How to watch Valorant NA Challengers Mid-Season Face-Off Live
Riot Games’ YouTube and Twitch feeds allow fans to watch the matches live. Additionally, the games will be streamed on Twitch by the tournament host, Knights Arena.
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