Here at SupperionGG, we’re once again entering the most exciting time of the year, as the SUPERIONGG AWARDS 2025 are fast approaching. As we do every year, we’re selecting the best team and the best esports tournament. Over the last few days, you’ve already been able to read two in-depth profiles of the nominated teams. Today, however, we’re introducing you to the third team to make the shortlist for the title of best CS2 team of the past year. This time, we’re taking a look at a team well known within the UG community – Gloris eSports.
This is a team that has been building its brand for quite some time, although its history differs from that of many other teams. Gloris often prioritises development, which is why they aren’t afraid of changes to their line-up. At the same time, their community is growing with every passing month, which clearly demonstrates just how deeply they’re involved in the Polish CS2 scene. Today, we’d like to give you an insight into their achievements this year, their media activity and their current position in the rankings. This will help you better assess whether Gloris deserves your vote in the poll.
Gloris eSports’ achievements
If we look at the team’s achievements over the last twelve months, one key thing stands out: continuous development. Their track record is more than impressive when we look back over the past year. This shows just how good a team Gloris is and how formidable they can be. These achievements didn’t come out of nowhere. They’re the result of hard work, determination, a desire to improve and, above all, time, which plays a key role here. If we look more closely, we can see that Gloris has achieved these results across a variety of line-ups. Constant rotations in the line-up didn’t throw them off their stride, and they continued to prove they were on a roll.
Articles and media activity
Over the course of the year, we produced as many as 59 articles in which Gloris featured as the main subject or as a participant in tournaments and leagues. This shows that the team was actively involved on the scene, and their matches, results and organisational decisions frequently attracted the community’s interest. Gloris regularly took part in esports events and consistently made its presence felt.
From an editorial perspective, we can emphasise that Gloris is one of those teams that we write about naturally and frequently, because there is always something happening with them. If not tournaments, then changes to the line-up. If not changes, then further attempts at leagues or community projects. Thanks to this, the team maintains a constant presence.
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Current line-up
Gloris’s current roster is very new and is only just beginning its journey together. The line-up is as follows:
Heli0s, SKR, bgs, steryd, X1KV
Heli0s- SKR
- bgs
- steryd
- X1KV
The team is only just beginning the process of gelling, so it’s difficult to assess their form. However, this fresh start offers them new opportunities, as each player brings something different to the team. Gloris has been focusing on team-building for years, so this new five-man line-up fits perfectly with their ethos. The lads have time to establish a shared playing style, find their rhythm and lay the foundations for future success.
ROSTERGloris Esports
Heli0s
SKR bgs steryd X1KVCybersport.pl Ranking
Although Gloris does not currently appear in the Cybersport.pl ranking, this is due to the unveiling of their new line-up. The previous roster remained in the ranking for around four months, which demonstrates the team’s consistency.
The highest position Gloris achieved was 15th place. The lowest was 30th place. For the majority of that time, the team remained within the TOP30, which gave the impression of consistent form. The team never dropped out of the rankings during those four months, which confirms their reliability and consistency.
UG Ranking – brief but telling appearances
As for the UG CS2 Community ranking, Gloris appeared in it just three times. Despite this, they left a good impression. Their highest recorded position was 23rd, achieved on 28 July. This result shows that, although they were not regulars in the rankings, they were still able to make it into the top thirty.
One might get the impression that Gloris focused more on developing their team play than on tracking the rankings. This is quite a healthy approach, as results will come in time if the team works with determination on their tactics and communication.
What are the 2025 Awards all about?
For those not in the know – the Awards 2025 poll aims to select the best team and the best tournament of the past year. Voting will begin on 2 January and will last a full two weeks. During this time, you’ll be able to cast two votes for the team and tournament you think deserve recognition. You can find more information on this topic via this link, which will give you the full background and instructions on voting and the event itself.
Gloris eSports (x.com — team profile)
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