OGN Entus

OGN Entus is a South Korean esports organization with teams competing in Clash Royale and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. It formerly had teams competing in League of Legends, StarCraft II, Warcraft 3 and Special Force 2. OGN Entus was established in April 2001 as a StarCraft: Brood War team named ProSuma. In April 2006, the CJ Group chaebol obtained the team's naming rights and it began competing in the StarCraft Proleague as CJ Entus. On May 24, 2012, CJ Entus created a League of Legends team to compete in the League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK), then known as Ongamenet The Champions league.[1] CJ Entus was renamed OGN Entus on February 1, 2018.

OGN Entus
Short nameOGN 엔투스
DivisionsClash Royale
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds
FoundedApril 2001 (2001-04)
Based inSeoul
LocationSouth Korea
Parent groupOGN

StarCraft / StarCraft II
CJ Entus after winning the SC league championship

The team's notable early members were Kim Dong-jun, Lim Sung-choon, Choi In-gyu, Kim Jung-min, Lee Jae-hun and Kim Geun-baek. Later members were Seo Ji-hun, Kang Min, Jeon Sang-wook, Park Tae-min, Byun Hyung-tae and Park Yeong-min, and current members are Kim Jeong-woo, Jo Byung-se, Jin Yeong-wha, Han Sang-bong and Shin Dong-won. Due to its longtime non-company affiliation, members moved to other teams. Choi In-gyu and Kim Geun-bak went to Samsung Galaxy, Kim Jeong-min and Kang Min to KT Rolster, Jeon Sang-wook and Park Tae-min to SK Telecom T1 and Kim Dong-jun and Im Seong-chun became commentators. Team director Cho Gyu-nam saw each move as a chance to obtain new members, and kept many skilled players.

Although CJ Entus was supported for a long time by its members, director Cho did not obstruct his players' moves. When the no-sponsor slump continued into February 2006, Cho said that if the team was not sponsored within a month they would disband. Over 20 companies then offered to sponsor the team,[2] and CJ Group began its sponsorship in April.

CJ Entus has had good results in team and individual matches, particularly the latter in professional leagues. In the MBC GamSK Telecom League, the team finished in the top three with three wins, one second and one third and made the Winners League finals with a 9-2 record. They finished sixth in the Shinhan Bank league and lost to SKT T1 in the postseason.[3]

On May 24, 2016, SC2 pro Jang "MC" Min-chul joined the team, only two weeks after announcing his retirement.[4]

League of Legends

CJ Entus was relegated for the first time after the 2016 Summer League of Legends Champions Korea.[5] On November 13, 2017, the organization disbanded its League of Legends division.[6]

Tournament results

CJ Entus (main team)
Year Competition Final match Wins Losses Rank Winnings
2012 NLB Spring 2012 3 0 1st ₩6,000,000
Champions Summer 2012 Failed to qualify 9th–16th ₩4,000,000
CPL Korean Qualifiers MVP White 1 2 2nd
World Championship Season 2 Korean Qualifiers LG-IM 1 3 6th
Team WE 0 3 5th–8th
IPL Season 5 Korean Qualifiers Eat Sleep Game 1 2 2nd
IPL Season 5 1 2 5th–8th $4,500
Champions Winter 2012-2013 Azubu Frost 2 3 5th–8th ₩12,000,000
2013 NLB Winter 2012-2013 GSG 2 3 2nd ₩2,000,000

CJ Entus Frost
Year Competition Final match Wins Losses Rank Winnings Other
2011 WCG Summoner's Battle Arena 1 0 ₩300,000 MiG Frost
WCG 2011 EDward Gaming 1 2 2
2 3 2 ₩500,000
CLG's Last Call CLG 0 2 4
2012 Nil 1 0 1
Team OP 0 2 2
CLG 2 0 1 ₩5,000,000
1 2 2 ₩1,000,000
Champions Spring 2012 MiG Blaze 0 3 2 ₩40,000,000
Champions Summer 2012 CLG EU 3 2 1 ₩80,000,000 Azubu Frost
2 Taipei Assassins 1 3 2 $250,000
IPL 5 LoL Azubu Blaze 0 2 5–8
2013 IEM Season 7 World Championship Gambit Gaming 0 2 3–4 $4,500
Champions 2012-2013 Sword 0 3 2 ₩40,000,000
KT Rolster 0 3 4 ₩1,000,000
IEM Season 7 World Championship CJ Blaze 1 3 2 $25,000
2013 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games VTG Monsters 0 2 5–8
Champions Spring 2013 SKT T1 #2 0 3 4 ₩18,000,000
Champions Summer 2013 MVP OzonSK Telecom 2 3 4 ₩18,000,000
Korea Regional Finals Season 3 KT Bullets 0 3 3
IEM 8 Invictus Gaming 0 2 2
2014 Champions 2013-2014 OzonSK Telecom 0 3 5–8
NLB 2013-2014 NaJin Black Sword 0 2 5–8
Champions Spring 2014 BluSK Telecom 1 3 5–8
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References
  1. "스포츠조선 :: [프로리그 리뷰] CJ, 선두로 1라운드 마감".
  2. ""CJ 창단 Cho Gyu-nam 감독 인터뷰" 파이터포럼". Archived from the original on November 4, 2013. Retrieved August 3, 2015.
  3. "프로리그는 '춘추전국시대', 삼성전자 ↑ CJ ↓ : 스포츠조선".
  4. "MC joins CJ Entus".
  5. "The Relegation of CJ Entus Marks the Passing of an Era". Archived from the original on March 5, 2017. Retrieved August 29, 2016.
  6. Abbas, Malcolm (November 13, 2017). "CJ Entus disband League of Legends roster". Retrieved June 22, 2019.
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