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Sentinels has released Rawkus
And signed a new head coach and strategic coach.
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With the 2023 season of the Valorant Champions Tour being the first to feature partnered teams and the new league format, the rosterpocalypse as organisations gear up for the upcoming season has been absolutely crazy. And today is a continuation of that.
Because Sentinels has announced that it has parted ways with its coach, Shane "Rawkus" Flaherty, and in his stead, signed a new head coach, Don "SyykoNT" Muir, and strategic coach, Adam "kaplan" Kaplan.
Speaking about moving on from Rawkus, Sentinels stated, "It was no easy task but you were up for the challenge. We appreciate your hard work and everything you've contributed to Sentinels, thank you coach @Rawkus".
As for Sentinels actual team of players, four individuals, including Michael "shroud" Grzesiek, still remain, meaning we can at least expect to hear one more signing announcement from the team - assuming no one is released that is.
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