Team Fnatic
Location:	Australia
Founded:	2004
Manager(s):	Samuel Mathews
Divisions:	Counter-Strike Counter-Strike: Source World of Warcraft Quake Live Call of Duty 4
Website:	http://www.fnatic.com

Fnatic is an ambitious and already highly successful gaming organization; with registered offices in Australia, the UK and the Netherlands they have a global reach. The Fnatic team is currently supporting three highly successful squads in World of Warcraft, Warcraft 3, and Counter-Strike, to name but a few and has established itself as a vibrant, well coordinated outfit with a clear vision for the future of competitive gaming. The Fnatic team was founded by Sam Mathews with the help of Joris Van Laerhoven and Anne Mathews.

Contents 1 Current Roster 1.1 Fnatic Professional Players 1.1.1 Counter-Strike 1.6 1.1.2 World of Warcraft 1.1.3 Quake Live 1.2 Fnatic Academy Players 1.2.1 Call of Duty 4 1.2.2 Warcraft 3:Dota 2 Notable Former Players 3 Honours 3.1 Counter-Strike 3.2 Call of Duty 4 3.3 Unreal Tournament 3.4 Painkiller 3.5 Pro Evolution Soccer 4 References 5 External links

[edit] Current Roster

[edit] Fnatic Professional Players

[edit] Counter-Strike 1.6

• Christopher "GeT_RiGhT" Alesund
• Patrik "cArn" Sattermon
• Patrik "f0rest" Lindberg
• Harley "dsn" Örwall
• Rasmus "GuX" Stahl
• Martin "COOL__BOY" Kocev

[edit] World of Warcraft

• Emerson "Woundman" Condon
• Chris "douja" Cossey
• Neil "Neilyo" Mosunic
• Max "Yog" Yueh

[edit] Quake Live

• Alessandro "Stermy" Avallone
• Sebastian "Spartie" Siira
• David Alexander "deus_" Kinnaird
• Pierre-Emeric "l1nkje" Portier
• Kevin "strenx" Baeza

[edit] Fnatic Academy Players

[edit] Call of Duty 4

• Robin "rivve" Holmen
• Conney "KyoChi" Sjöberg
• Johan "LINQAN" Lindqvist
• Marcus "odyx" Nilsson
• Stevy "Stevy" Verheyen
• Frank "R@z.z0r" Koelewijn
• Brandon "Hutter" Wong (Team-Manager)

[edit] Warcraft 3:Dota

• Edvin "Kwom" Börjesson
• Johnathan "Loda" Berg
• Rasmus "MiseRy-" Filipsen
• Onyong "RicochetPuno" Maglaya
• Carlo "Mr.Starbucks" Salem
• Emil "Emoranger" Flores
• Bill "Master" Bater

[edit] Notable Former Players

• Oskar "ins" Holm (Released 2009-01-19 from CS roster to management)^[1]
• Martin "MintR" Röjder (Released 2008-08-12 from CoD4 team)^[2]
• Rickard "zEm" Intveld (Released 2008-08-12 from CoD4 team)^[3]
• Kristoffer "Tentpole" Nordlund (Released 2007-01-17)^[4]
• Sander "Vo0" Kaasjager (Retired 2006-06-21, Returned 2007-04-20, Retired 2007-08-07)
• Björn "ElakeDuck" Ödman (Left over pay dispute 2007-04-24)^[5]
• Frederick "triMble" Steinfeld (Left 2007-4-15)^[6]
• Oscar "Archi" Torgersen (Released 2009-02-24 from CS team)^[7]
• Andrew "gellehsak" Ryder (Released 2006-01-01 from Painkiller team)^[8]

[edit] Honours

[edit] Counter-Strike

• CPL World Championship: 1
  

2006^[9]

• ESWC World Championship runner-up: 1
  

2006^[10]

[edit] Call of Duty 4

• TEX09 : 7
  

2009^[11]

[edit] Unreal Tournament

• WCG World Championship: 1
  

2004^[12]

[edit] Painkiller

• CPL World Championship: 1
  

2004^[13]

• CPL World Championship runner-up: 1
  

2005^[14]

• ESWC World Championship runner-up: 1
  

2004^[15]

[edit] Pro Evolution Soccer

• PSL Konami World Championship  : 1
  

2007^[16]

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Official Website

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