Statistics, transfers and development – that’s what March looked like at SuperionGG

March brought further weeks of activity on the underground scene and ongoing work on the development of SuperionGG. New content appeared regularly on the website. From match reports and transfer news to articles about partners and current events in the community. It was a month in which the pace was maintained, and new content reached those following the scene’s development. In terms of numbers, it looks like this… 1,179 users visited the site, generating 2,626 page views. Every visit represents a specific interaction: reading articles, checking results, or following developments on the scene. These figures show that, despite the changing dynamics of the month, the project continues to attract attention and remains an active part of the community. However, it is not just about the numbers, as March also saw further steps in the project’s development and new initiatives that go beyond the publications themselves. But more on that later in the summary.

Resuming work on the SuperionGG mobile app

The turn of March and April also brought significant news from the perspective of the project’s development. After a lengthy hiatus, work on the mobile app has resumed. This step aims to further improve access to published content and enhance the user experience on mobile devices. Returning to this project means not only continuing with the original plans, but also the opportunity to introduce new solutions that better meet users’ needs. Ultimately, the app is designed to enable faster browsing of articles, easier access to key information, and even closer engagement with the scene and published content. This is one element of long-term development that goes beyond the website itself and demonstrates that the project is gradually expanding its presence to other platforms as well.

Partners and community support

In March, collaboration with partners and their commitment to promoting the published content once again played a key role in the project’s further development. It is precisely the regular activity of these teams and initiatives that ensures the content reaches an ever-wider audience, whilst the underground scene gains greater visibility. One of the most important elements of this collaboration remains the sharing of articles. It is this that has the greatest impact on reach and allows us to reach new people interested in the scene. As part of the partnership programme, we consistently expect every project to support the published content at least once a month. March, however, has once again shown that this expectation translates into tangible action.

VoFoxen was the most active this month, sharing our content six times. Close behind was Underground | CS2 Community with four shares. Carpathian Roja provided support three times. Among others, NSQ, POLteam, Victoria Nostra, NPK Esport, Visionary, Immunity League and Superion Gaming shared articles twice. Projects such as Gloris eSports, ViBe Gaming, LHG, Nisla Rakov, Lunacy Gaming, Saturlity Esport, The Separatists, Hooligans EN, Lunacy Cup, Avalanche.gg and Brothers Bus also provided support on one occasion.

Such commitment clearly shows that partnership is more than just being part of the programme. It involves tangible actions that contribute to the development of the project and the entire scene. Joint content sharing and mutual promotion remain one of the most important elements of building reach, and the partnership programme remains open to further teams and organisers who wish to actively contribute to this space.

Transfers and changes – March marked by squad movements

March brought a number of personnel changes to the underground scene. Many teams decided to rebuild their line-ups or introduce new approaches ahead of the upcoming season. The changes affected both players and the organisational backroom staff, demonstrating that teams are taking an increasingly comprehensive approach to developing their structures. Changes occurred, amongst others, at Carpathian Roja, where anu left the team, bringing a certain chapter in the team’s history to a close. Avalanche.gg, on the other hand, took a completely different direction, strengthening its squad by signing new players, including Este and Move, which fits in with the organisation’s characteristic model of dynamic change.

We also saw a fresh start at Vandals Clan, which unveiled a new line-up featuring players previously known from other projects. At the same time, slightly less optimistic news came from the TW E-sports camp, where the existing line-up has disbanded. Superion Gaming also decided to look for a new team, opening a new chapter in the project’s history. There was also a lot happening around NPK Esport, which ended its collaboration with the existing squad. At the same time, they are building a new structure based, among other things, on players promoted from the academy. The changes have also affected the organisational backroom… PEST Esport has strengthened its coaching staff, whilst Lunacy Gaming has expanded its team to include a mental coach, highlighting the growing importance of the psychological aspect in esports.

There were also individual moves in other teams. VoFoxen decided to reshuffle its squad, Panico eSports made a change to the rifler position, and Gloris eSports parted ways with one of its players after achieving a significant sporting result. Added to this are more radical decisions, such as PEST Esport completely overhauling its squad, or the fresh start in the Rainbow Six Siege section announced by Saturlity Esport. The scale and diversity of these changes show that March was a month of intensive restructuring and the search for new solutions. For many teams, this is a time of preparation for upcoming competitions, which may prove crucial for their further development on the scene.

What was March like in terms of articles?

A total of 36 articles appeared on the site in March, covering match reports, updates on the ESEA and ArrMy competitions, transfer news, and material on partnership projects and the current situation on the underground scene. Below is a full list of all the articles published last month.

• The Lunacy Cup 2026 has officially kicked off. The first matches are already behind us
• From a winning streak to a battle for every point – the story of Saturlita Esport in ESEA Entry
• A new season, and YNG SKiLLZ still stuck in mid-table?
• NSQ finishes the Vanguard Cup in the top eight after a series of ups and downs
• Superion Gaming springs a surprise in the ArrMY Closed Quals
• Who surprised everyone, and who saw their play-off dreams dashed in ESEA Intermediate?
• Feather Cup: Round four brings more promotions and eliminations
• Round-up of the first two rounds of the Immunity League – dominance by the favourites and surprises
• How did Nexuim POLteam and Constrict Gaming finish the ESEA Main regular season?
• Roster changes at Carpathian Roja and Avalanche.gg – departures, new faces and upcoming challenges
• Vandals Clan parts ways with its roster. Is the organisation preparing a new team?
• The end of the Victoria Nostra project? The organisation suspends operations
• YNG SKiLLZ & Hooligans PL not in the best form; The Separatists set for promotion?
• Superion Gaming is finalising its roster… The search for a new sniper is underway
• Our partners have begun their campaign in Lucky XIII
• An unexpected end for Visionary. The organisation suspends operations
• We’re kicking off the main stage of the Lunacy Cup 2026
• “…many players aren’t all that interested in these divisions…” — Mil3k, Bracia Autobus
• Transfer turmoil on the underground scene. Further changes among our partners
• Immunity League: 2026 enters the playoff phase
• The ArrMY Open is underway! Who is dominating after the first few rounds?
• Bracia Autobus confidently secure their place in the Lucky XIII playoffs
• Who surprised and who disappointed at the LORGAR Rankings Poland Qualifier?
• The start of the competition in Season 15 of ArrMY Rising and Masters
• Underground ranking update | CS2 Community – 16 March
• Vandals Clan’s debut in Arrmy Masters – a painful reality check
• The end of one project, the start of another – PEST Esport and Saturlity with major changes
• Vandals Clan one step away from qualifying for the Galaxy Cup
• Nisła Raków and Constrict Gaming remain unbeaten – dominance in the ArrMY Open
• ESEA playoffs concluded – checking our partners’ results
• We know the Immunity League: 2026 finalists
• Gloris eSports with a major roster change! How did they fare in the ArrMY Masters?
• Gloris eSports qualify for the Galaxy Cup LAN finals!
• Immunity League: 2026 recap! The Night Club’s dominance and a thrilling final
• Panico eSports and NPK Esport make major changes – what will the new season bring?

Support the development of SuperionGG and join the team

SuperionGG is a project that thrives thanks to the editorial team’s hard work and the commitment of the community and partners. Every month brings fresh content, new materials and further development of a space for the underground scene. Behind all this, however, lie not only good intentions but also the real costs associated with maintaining the website, technical development and the implementation of new features, such as the returning mobile app.

That is why we are constantly running a fundraising campaign aimed at further developing the project and improving the quality of the content we publish. Every contribution, no matter how small, has a real impact on our ability to grow, expand our reach and create an even better space for the teams and initiatives active on the scene.

At the same time, SuperionGG is constantly evolving, and with it grows the need for people who want to help shape the project from within. Recruitment for the editorial team remains open to anyone interested in esports who wants to gain experience, develop their skills and have a real influence on the content we publish. This is an opportunity not only to write articles, but also to be part of a project that is actively building a space for the entire community.

An intense March has shown that the underground scene is not slowing down, and SuperionGG is growing alongside it. Regular publications, partner activity and new initiatives are setting the direction for the coming months, during which the project will continue its presence and further development.