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Call of Duty League and Challengers team tracker for 2022

Stay up to date with all the rosters throughout 2022.

After what seemed like an offseason that lasted forever, all 12 Call of Duty League teams have officially been revealed. CDL fans will finally get to see how each squad stacks up during a preseason Kickoff Classic event starting on Jan. 21 in Texas.

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The official 2022 season launch won’t be until Feb. 4, though. The first set of matches will be played online and then the action will move to LAN for all Major tournaments, barring any complications.

This team tracker will be updated regularly and will track all player movement throughout the 2022 CDL season, including new signings, substitutions, trades, or role changes, as well as any coaching changes along the way.

We’ve also included a Challengers tracker with the top-eight teams from all four regions and the winners of each Challengers tournament this season.

Recent changes

  • March 28: Spart moved to starting roster on Los Angeles Guerrillas, Gunless moved to substitute due to illness.
  • April 11: Scrappy joins Toronto Ultra as a substitute.
  • April 27: Havok joins RØKKR as starter. MajorManiak moved to substitute role.
  • May 2: Harry moved to starting lineup for London Royal Ravens. Gismo moved to substitute position.
  • May 4: KiSMET joins New York Subliners as starter. Neptune moved to substitute position.
  • May 11: Prolute joins OpTic Texas as temporary starter for iLLeY.
  • May 17: Gunless moved back to starting roster on Los Angeles Guerrillas, Spart moved to substitute.

Atlanta FaZe

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Roster

  • SMG: Simp
  • SMG: aBeZy
  • Flex: Arcitys
  • AR: Cellium
  • Substitute: Prestinni

Coaching staff

  • Head coach: Crowder
  • Assistant coach: RJ
  • Search and Destroy coach: 2Pac
  • Analyst: EasyMac

Recent changes

Boston Breach

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Roster

  • SMG: Capsidal
  • SMG: Nero
  • Flex: TJHaLy
  • AR: Methodz
  • Substitute: Zed

Coaching staff

  • Head coach: Zed

Recent changes

Florida Mutineers

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Roster

  • SMG: Vivid
  • SMG: Owakening
  • Flex: Skyz
  • AR: Davpadie
  • Substitute: Yeez

Coaching staff

  • Head coach: Willet

Recent changes

London Royal Ravens

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Roster

  • SMG: Afro
  • SMG: Nastie
  • Flex: Zer0
  • AR: Harry
  • Substitute: Gismo
  • Former players: PaulEhx

Coaching staff

  • Head coach: Dominate
  • Analyst: camallenn

Recent changes

  • Nov. 16: Gismo, Zer0, and Nastie join starting lineup.
  • Jan. 19: Harry joins as substitute.
  • Mar. 7: camallenn joins London Royal Ravens as an analyst.
  • Mar. 9: PaulEhx signs a two-week contract with London Royal Ravens, will temporarily start in place of Gismo.
  • May 2: Harry moved to starting line-up. Gismo moved to substitute position.

Los Angeles Guerrillas

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Roster

  • SMG: Asim
  • SMG: Huke
  • Flex: Gunless
  • AR: SlasheR
  • Substitute: Spart

Coaching staff

  • Head coach: Bevils
  • Assistant coach: Ricky
  • Analyst: Doug Liebe

Recent changes

Los Angeles Thieves

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Roster

  • SMG: Envoy
  • SMG: Kenny
  • Flex: Drazah
  • AR: Octane
  • Substitute: Pentagrxm

Coaching staff

  • Head coach: JKap

Recent changes

Minnesota RØKKR

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Roster

  • SMG: Standy
  • SMG: Havok
  • Flex: Attach
  • AR: Priestahh
  • Substitute: Saintt
  • Subsitute: MajorManiak

Coaching staff

  • Head coach: Saintt
  • Assisant coach: Loony
  • Analyst: Alexdotzip

Academy roster

  • Sukry
  • ReaaL
  • Lucky
  • MeTTalZ

Recent changes

  • Oct. 1: Loony joins as assistant coach.
  • Nov. 3: Nubzy joins as team operations coordinator.
  • Jan. 8: Alexdotzip joins as data analyst.
  • Feb. 14: JurNii, ReeaL, MeTTalZ, and Lucky join as an academy roster.
  • Apr. 27: Havok joins and starter. MajorManiak moved to substitute role.

New York Subliners

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Roster

  • SMG: HyDra
  • SMG: KiSMET
  • Flex: PaulEhx
  • AR: Crimsix
  • Substitute: Clayster
  • Former players: Neptune and Royalty

Coaching staff

  • Head coach: DREAL
  • Coach: Revan
  • Analyst: JP

Recent changes

  • Feb. 11: Neptune moved to substitute, Royalty joins starting line up.
  • Mar. 3rd: DREAL promoted to head coach of New York Subliners. Revan demoted.
  • Mar. 11: Royalty moved to substitute. Neptune joins starting line up.
  • Mar. 19: PaulEhx joins as starter. Clayster moved to substitute position.
  • May 4: KiSMET joins as starter. Neptune moved to substitute position.

OpTic Texas

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Roster

  • SMG: Shotzzy
  • SMG: Scump
  • Flex: iLLeY
  • AR: Dashy
  • Substitute: General
  • Substitute: Prolute

Coaching staff

  • Head coach: Rambo
  • Assistant coach: Sender

Recent changes

  • Aug. 28: FormaL retires.
  • Nov. 8: Envy and OpTic merge to become OpTic Texas. Shotzzy, iLLeY, Scump, and Dashy announced as starting lineup. Rambo (head coach) and Sender (assistant coach) announced as coaching staff.
  • May 11: Prolute joins as temporary starter for iLLeY.

Paris Legion

Legion logos at the CDL London Home series in 2022
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Roster

  • SMG: John
  • SMG: Jimbo
  • Flex: Temp
  • AR: GRVTY
  • Substitute: Theory
  • Former players: FeLo and Decemate

Coaching staff

  • Head coach: Theory
  • Analyst: JPDigits
  • Coach: MikeApox

Recent changes

Seattle Surge

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Roster

  • SMG: Pred
  • SMG: Mack
  • Flex: Sib
  • AR: Accuracy
  • Substitute: Classic

Coaching staff

  • Head coach: Fenix
  • Search and Destroy coach: Equip

Recent changes

Toronto Ultra

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Roster

  • SMG: Bance
  • SMG: CleanX
  • Flex: Cammy
  • AR: Insight
  • Substitute: Hicksy & Scrappy

Coaching staff

  • Head coach: MarkyB
  • Analyst: Flux

Recent changes

  • Oct. 19: Hicksy joins as substitute.
  • Nov. 23: Methodz (substitute) leaves.
  • Feb. 25: Hicksy, Mohak, Scrappy, and Vikul join Toronto Ultra as a North American academy team. Harry, Vortex, Beans, Furious, and Joshh (coach) join Toronto Ultra as a European academy team.
  • April. 11: Scrappy joins as a substitute.

Challengers team tracker

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North America

  • Scrappy, Vikul, Hicksy, and Mohak (Ultra Academy NA)
  • Welly, Noysii, Assault, and Exceed
  • Phantomz, Wrecks, Yeez, and Xotic (Valor Esports)
  • Kyzer, Mind, Uli, and Cryptic
  • Ramby, Silly, Fire, and ChrisRadial (StrikeX)
  • Brack, 2Real, Neptune, and MajorManiak
  • Clayster, FeLo, Johnny, and Spart
  • Hamza, Proto, Wand and Gunsiii
  • Mock, Hollow, Jintroid, and Venom
  • Prestinni, Classic, Royalty, and Diamondcon
  • Censor, Ghosty, Volants, and Seany (Boston Academy)
  • Pandur, GodRx, Pentagrxm, and Fame
  • Gio, Juju, Darksived, and NickHate

Tournament winners

  • NA Challenger Cup No. 1: Assault, Seany, Classic, and Exceed
  • NA Challenger Cup No. 2: Prolute, Mohak, Spart, and Yeez
  • NA Challenger Cup No. 3: Pandur, GodRx, Pentagrxm, and Vikul
  • NA Challenger Cup No. 4: General, Havok, Breszy, and KiSMET (Texas Nation)
  • NA Challenger Cup No. 5: General, Havok, Breszy, and KiSMET (Texas Nation)
  • NA Elite Stage 1 Playoffs: General, Havok, Breszy, and KiSMET (Texas Nation)
  • NA Challenger Cup No. 6: General, Havok, Breszy, and KiSMET (Texas Nation)
  • NA Challenger Cup No. 7: General, Havok, Breszy, and KiSMET (Texas Nation)
  • NA Elite Stage 2 Playoffs: General, Havok, Breszy, and KiSMET (Texas Nation)
  • Minnesota Open: Scrappy, Vikul, Hicksy, and Mohak (Ultra Academy NA)
  • NA Challenger Cup No. 8: KiSMET, General, Havok, and Breszy
  • NA Challenger Cup No. 10: Welly, Noysii, Assault, and Exceed

Europe

  • Denza, Maple, Weeman, and Wardy
  • Lucky, Sukry, MeTTaLz, and ReeaL (RØKKR Academy)
  • Gismo, Vortex, Beans, and Furious (Ultra Academy EU)
  • JurNii, Yako, EriKBooM, and Super
  • Breszy, Cobra, Chaaxter, and Abuzaah
  • Rafi, Grad, Niall, and Nolson
  • Wailers, Henry, BBConor, and Dizzy
  • Snake, JonnyW, RunneR, and Shaun
  • Depaa, Nadox, D3LIV3R, and Yumeko

Tournament winners

  • EU Challenger Cup No. 1: Lucky, JurNii, MeTTaLz, and ReeaL
  • EU Challenger Cup No. 2: Lucky, JurNii, MeTTaLz, and ReeaL
  • EU Challenger Cup No. 3: Lucky, JurNii, MeTTaLz, and ReeaL
  • EU Challenger Cup No. 4: Denza, Watson, Keza, and Mythix
  • EU Challenger Cup No. 5: Lucky, JurNii, MeTTaLz, and ReeaL
  • EU Elite Stage 1 Playoffs: Lucky, JurNii, MeTTaLz, and ReeaL (RØKKR Academy)
  • EU Challenger Cup No. 6: Watson, Mythix, Wardy, and Denza
  • EU Challenger Cup No. 7: Harry, Vortex, Beans, and Furious (Ultra Academy EU)
  • EU Elite Stage 2 Playoffs: Denza, Maple, Weeman, and Wardy
  • EU Challenger Cup No. 8: Sukry, Yako, EriKBooM, and Super
  • EU Challenger Cup No. 10: Gismo, Vortex, Beans, and Furious

Asia Pacific

  • Louqa, Fighta, Shockz, and Restalling
  • Setz, Zepa, Crimzahh, and Nimble (MindFreak)
  • Cronus, Immense, Lymax, and Jazhn (PointBlank)
  • Cruze, Khiz, Alkazah, and ManOfChicken
  • Middoh, JHR, Imagine, and Spon

Tournament winners

  • APAC Challenger Cup No. 1: Setz, Zepa, Crimzahh, and Nimble
  • APAC Challenger Cup No. 2: Cruze, Jahzn, Replyd, and BuZZO
  • APAC Challenger Cup No. 3: Cruze, Jahzn, Replyd, and BuZZO
  • APAC Challenger Cup No. 4: Cronus, Immense, Lymax, and Restalling
  • APAC Challenger Cup No. 5: Louqa, Shockz, Fighta, and Jazhn (Renegades)
  • APAC Challenger Cup No. 6: Louqa, Shockz, Fighta, and Jazhn (Renegades)
  • APAC Challenger Cup No. 7: Louqa, Shockz, Fighta, and Jazhn (Renegades)
  • APAC Challenger Cup No. 8: Jazhn, Louqa, Shockz, and Fighta
  • APAC Challenger Cup No. 10: Restalling, Louqa, Shockz, and Fighta

Latin America

  • DJ, Evade, Lucho, and Sukry
  • Couti, Legendah, Rafa, and Savage
  • Dylan, Caos, Traix, and Zooner
  • AnuBahh, Combo, Coorsa, and JHustleR
  • Botero, ITraDex, Nashee, and SlayerAR
  • Biel, EliTz, Krevz, and Nuker
  • Jano, JEnergy, NanZ, and Melteck
  • Couti, Keo, Santy, and Spechy

Tournament winners

  • LATAM Challenger Cup No. 1: Caos, Legendah, Rafa, and Savage
  • LATAM Challenger Cup No. 2: Couti, Jano, Traix, and Zooner
  • LATAM Challenger Cup No. 3: DJ, Evadde, Lucho, and Sukry
  • LATAM Challenger Cup No. 4: DJ, Evadde, Lucho, and Sukry
  • LATAM Challenger Cup No. 5: Caos, Nuker, Slayer, and FaKeZ
  • LATAM Challenger Cup No. 6: Dylan, Legendah, Rafa, and Savage
  • LATAM Challenger Cup No. 7: DJ, Evadde, Lucho, and Sukry
  • LATAM Challenger Cup No. 8: DJ, Evadde, Lucho, and Sukry
  • LATAM Challenger Cup No. 10: Couti, Legendah, Rafa, and Savage

This article will be updated throughout the 2022 season.


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