Rush eSports

Rush eSports
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Rush eSports
Team Information
Org Location	; United States
Region	NANorth America
History
Created	2016-01-26
Disbanded	2016-02-05
Social Media & Links

A checked version of this page, approved on 9 August 2020, was based on this revision.

Overview

Tournament Results

Rush eSports is a defunct American team.

History[]

On January 26, 2016 the Call of Duty World League team known as Question Mark rebranded under a new organization, Rush eSports.^[1].

January 26, Question Mark becomes Rush eSports. ColeChan, Pacman, ProoFy, and Whea7s join.^[2]
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February 5, Roster acquired by Team SoloMid. ColeChan, Pacman, ProoFy, and Whea7s leave.^[3]
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Players are shown for the entire duration of their tenure on the team, with the role and substitute/trainee status they had upon their departure.

Dates:Approx|Exact

	Player	Name	Role	Joined	Left	Next Team
NA	ColeChan	Cole Chancey	Player	Jan 20162016-01-26 Question Mark becomes Rush eSports. ColeChan, Pacman, ProoFy, and Whea7s join.^[2]	Feb 20162016-02-05 Roster acquired by Team SoloMid. ColeChan, Pacman, ProoFy, and Whea7s leave.^[3]	⁠⁠TSM
NA	Pacman	Jonathan Tucker	Player	Jan 20162016-01-26 Question Mark becomes Rush eSports. ColeChan, Pacman, ProoFy, and Whea7s join.^[2]	Feb 20162016-02-05 Roster acquired by Team SoloMid. ColeChan, Pacman, ProoFy, and Whea7s leave.^[3]	⁠⁠TSM
NA	ProoFy	Jordan Cannon	Player	Jan 20162016-01-26 Question Mark becomes Rush eSports. ColeChan, Pacman, ProoFy, and Whea7s join.^[2]	Feb 20162016-02-05 Roster acquired by Team SoloMid. ColeChan, Pacman, ProoFy, and Whea7s leave.^[3]	⁠⁠TSM
NA	Whea7s	Jamal Lee	Player	Jan 20162016-01-26 Question Mark becomes Rush eSports. ColeChan, Pacman, ProoFy, and Whea7s join.^[2]	Feb 20162016-02-05 Roster acquired by Team SoloMid. ColeChan, Pacman, ProoFy, and Whea7s leave.^[3]	⁠⁠TSM

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