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Team Naventic Signs First HotS Roster

Team Naventic announced that they have signed the former Bob Ross Fan Club team as their first roster for Heroes of the Storm.
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Team Naventic announced earlier today that they have signed their first Heroes of the Storm roster; the former Bob Ross Fan Club team. Formerly known as Swarm Gaming, Naventic decided to enter the Heroes of the Storm competitive scene with one of the fan-favorite lineups in North America.

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https://twitter.com/Naventic/status/700380826580709376

The Bob Ross Fan Club team is fresh off a victory at the Heroes Rising major LAN event in the beginning of January, defeating Cloud9 in the finals and taking home the championship title, along with $3,900.

After this championship, it is not surprising that many organizations and sponsors looked to sign this team. Naventic was able to beat out other well-known organizations in order to get the deal done today, reportedly signing this roster for the rest of the season.

The Bob Ross Fan Club roster that is now playing under Team Naventic looks like this:

  • Christopher “Zuna” Buechter
  • Kenneth “Kenma” Buechter
  • Aaron “Erho” Kappes
  • Stafford “McIntyre” McIntyre
  • Fan “Fan” Yang

https://twitter.com/Naventic/status/700430325394989056

Now that this roster officially has an organization supporting them, it seems like they have everything they need to succeed and remain one of the top Heroes of the Storm teams in the world.


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Dot Esports Editor. I primarily play, watch, and write about Call of Duty but can also occasionally be found feeding the enemy ADC in League of Legends. I have been following competitive Call of Duty since 2011 and writing about it since 2015.