The LCS has finally added a new team to its wall of champions after 100 Thieves took home the crown this past Summer Split. In 2022, however, the League of Legends scene in North America is set to evolve once more, and the league is guaranteed to look different from what we’re used to seeing.
Some big-time imports are heading back home, and new faces are preparing to take their places. New stars have been born within the ranks of the LCS hierarchy, while other teams are getting ready to rebuild with some of NA’s young hopefuls after many disappointing seasons.
The strength of the region will be decided here in the offseason, but fans will have to wait to see which teams will garner their alliances for next year. Here are all the updated rosters set to face off in 2022.
100 Thieves
- Top lane: Ssumday/Tenacity
- Jungle: – Closer
- Mid lane: Abbedagge
- AD Carry: FBI
- Support: Huhi
Cloud9
- Top lane: Summit
- Jungle: Blaber
- Mid lane: Fudge
- AD Carry: Berserker
- Support: Winsome/Isles
Counter Logic Gaming
- Top lane: Jenkins
- Jungle: Contractz
- Mid lane: Palafox
- AD Carry: Luger
- Support: Poome
Dignitas
- Top lane: FakeGod
- Jungle: River
- Mid lane: Blue
- AD Carry: Neo
- Support: Biofrost
Evil Geniuses
- Top lane: Impact
- Jungle: Inspired
- Mid lane: Jojopyun
- AD Carry: Danny
- Support: Vulcan
FlyQuest
- Top lane: Kumo
- Jungle: Josedeodo
- Mid lane: Toucouille
- AD Carry: Johnsun
- Support: Aphromoo
Golden Guardians
- Top lane: Licorice
- Jungle: Pridestalker
- Mid lane: Ablazeolive
- AD Carry: Lost
- Support: Olleh
Immortals
- Top lane: Revenge
- Jungle: Xerxe
- Mid lane: PowerOfEvil
- AD Carry: WildTurtle
- Support: Destiny
Team Liquid
- Top lane: Bwipo
- Jungle: Santorin
- Mid lane: Bjergsen
- AD Carry: Hans sama
- Support: CoreJJ
TSM
- Top lane: Huni
- Jungle: Spica
- Mid lane: Keaiduo
- AD Carry: Tactical
- Support: Shenyi
We should get to see these rosters in action in January 2022 when the LCS Lock-In begins.
These rosters will be updated as the lineups are confirmed.
