Spacestation Gaming

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Spacestation Gaming
Spacestation Gaming logo.png
Short nameSSG
Divisions
Founded2017;7 years ago (2017)
LocationHeadquarters:
Layton, UT 84041
Teams:
Vegas (Rainbow Six)
ColorsGold, Light Grey, Dark Grey
   
FounderShaun McBride
CEOShawn "Unit" Pellerin
General managerJack "Battalion" Tucci
Partners Oats Overnight
SteelSeries
SCUF Gaming
Parent groupThe Spacestation
Website spacestationgaming.com

Spacestation Gaming (also referred to as SSG) is a multi-regional professional esports organization based in Utah, founded and owned by social media influencer Shaun "Shonduras" McBride. [1] [2] Since its founding, SSG has grown to include teams in eight different leagues and is active in esports content creation. [3] They won the Rainbow Six Siege world championship in 2020. [4]

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History

2018

In March 2018, SSG introduced its new Rainbow Six [5] and Rocket League [6] rosters. On April 27, SSG announced a strategic partnership with the NBA's Utah Jazz, [7] [8] [9] designed to foster collaboration and growth within the two Utah-based organizations. That same month, the organization also entered the Battlerite competitive scene, with players Averse, Bloom, and Proster joining their roster. [10] This team went on to win the Battlerite Pro League at Dreamhack. [11] [12] [13] In June, SSG announced its partnership with Uber Eats [14] – a first for Uber Eats in esports. On September 12, SSG announced its new partnership with gaming chair provider Vertagear [15] [16] to sell a custom SSG-branded chair.

2019

SSG entered 2019 with the announcement of their joining the Paladins Premier League. [17] SSG also debuted its complete team of Rainbow Six players and creators, hoping to further integrate with the gaming community. Shortly after this announcement, the team placed in the top ten at The Six Invitational, 2019. [18] The first SSG Apex Legends team was also announced and competed at the X-Games. [19] [20] In March, SSG announced their PUBG Mobile team, [21] and soon after, they announced an updated 2019 Rocket League roster. This Rocket League team went on to compete in the Rocket League Season 8 Worlds. [22] Sypical, a member of that team, was awarded Regular Season MVP for the 8th season of the RLCS. [22]

SSG announced a brand partnership with Champion in April, which was released in Foot Locker stores across the United States. [23] This partnership later grew into a full-fledged partnership, with additional SSG merchandise released by the brand. In August, SSG announced their first Brawl Stars roster, [24] with additional rosters in other regions like Brazil and Southeast Asia announced in the following months. In October, SSG announced its partnership with mobile creators Powerbang and Clash With Ash. [25] [26] This partnership would see the development of new business ventures and new relationships with the mobile community. On October 15, SSG officially exited the PUBG esports scene, citing non-existent communication, a lack of feedback, and support from the league. [26] [27] [28] SSG made their entry into Smash Bros Ultimate in November with the signing of LeoN, while the organization's first Trackmania racer, Matt, joined the organization in early December [29] as their racer in the new Trackmania Grand League. On December 15, the SSG Rainbow Six: Siege team took first place at the US National Championship, earning the title of Team USA. [30] The SSG Rocket League team also competed in Madrid for the RLCS World Championship, taking third place.

2020

The SSG Rainbow Six: Siege team continued their winning streak on February 17, winning the Six Invitational in Montreal, making them World Champions and earning $1 million. [31] The championship was the first time in over three years that a North American team won a major tournament in the league. [32] On March 2, SSG further cemented their departure from PUBG by officially releasing their mobile roster, [33] [34] giving the same reasons for their exit as they had in October 2019. After months of speculation, SSG officially acquired the Clash Royale roster of Blast Off Gaming on May 16. [35] SSG then revealed their player lineup of Samuel Bassotto, thegod_rf, ah craaaap, and LaPoKaTi, with Trainer Luis as team director. [36]

Soon after this announcement, SSG revealed that they had also signed the World of Warcraft Arena team, known formerly as The Boys, [37] and would compete in the Arena World Championship in the North American region.

On April 4, SSG expanded into iRacing by announcing their partnership with NASCAR drivers Will Rodgers [38] and Chase Cabre, competing under the banner of SSG in events like the NASCAR Coca-Cola iRacing Series and special invitational events during the COVID-19 pandemic. [39]

On August 24, SSG announced four out of five members of their VALORANT roster, consisting of roca, insky, kaplan, and sSef to perform in a future Riot Games esport planned for its game. [40] SSG's Rocket League team won the Fall North American Rocket League Major held from October 18 to 25. On November 23, Aimlabs and SSG announced their official partnership with their Rainbow 6, VALORANT, and future FPS teams. [41]

2021

March 27 marked SSG's re-entry to Apex Legends with a team of Claraphii, Frexs, and Xenialstaken. [42] In May, the SSG Rainbow Six: Siege team got into the Six Invitational 2021 Group Stage. Canadian came out of retirement to join the team in Paris due to passport issues with stand-in player Luke. The team made it into the playoffs but lost their first match in the lower bracket, eliminating them from the tournament. [43] SSG then signed Matthew "Hotancold" Stevens on June 4 after SSG needed an in-game leader to replace Canadian. [44] On June 2, 2021, SSG announced their return to the PUBG esports scene with the signing of the Spicy Fish roster. [45]

On August 24, SSG announced a collaboration with UbiSoft to produce official Rainbow 6 merchandise. The merchandise line is based around Rainbow 6 characters and features unique printing techniques inspired by each character. It's the first collaboration of its kind for SSG. [46]

Later the following week, on August 30, Microsoft announced the Halo Championship Series to launch Halo Infinite and included SSG as one of nine teams. [47]

September 2 marked the announcement of Thinkingnade leaving SSG as he announced his retirement from playing professional Rainbow 6 Siege, citing no longer having a desire to play the game and pursuing a career in real estate. [48] Thinkingnade was soon replaced by Skys on September 6. [49]

To wrap up an eventful September, SSG announced the addition of AtomicMari to the organization as a co-owner on September 25 alongside Shaun "Shonduras" McBride, Shawn Holladay, and AtomicMari's business partner Peter Kitch. [50]

2022

On January 11, Caden “Sypical” Pellegrin leaves the Rocket League team, and on January 12, young Daniel “Daniel” Piecenski joins in place of Sypical. [51] The team rallied and placed 3rd in the Winter Major. After RLCS Worlds, Retals leaves and is replaced with Logan “LJ” Wilt on September 21.

May 9th marks the day that Spacestation Gaming gets into Splitgate by signing Kyle “KJewls” Julian, Matt “Visions” Williams, Eljas “WuTum” Vierto, Vincent “Chenzo” Cronin, and Razaplaza. They took 1st place in the season and 2nd place in the championship. [52]

Apex Legends qualified for the ALGS Championship and took 6th place on July 10th. With Frexs, Xenial, and Dropped.

Halo had some changes with the previous team getting dropped, and on August 29, Atzin “Atzo” Mayen, Irving “Drift” Ramirez, Josbe “Tapping Buttons” Valadez, John “Pelu” Montoya, and Carlos “Nugget” Marlasca joined Spacestation Gaming. With that team added, they were then dropped on November 11, with the new additions being signed on November 28. Adam “bound” Gray, Kevin “Eco” Smith, Braedon “Stellur” Boettcher, and Zane “Pznguin” Hearon are being added to the squad. [53]

2023

With a big team change in Rainbow Six, the team added five new people to the roster. Bryan “Merc” Wrzek, Roman “Forrest” Breaux, Jack “J9O” Burkard, Adam ”Mango” Pazner, and Seth ”Callout” Mik are the ones to join the squad. [54] Merc's departure on May 22nd opened up a spot for Liam "Ashn" Paz to join the team. The squad then competed in the R6 World Championship with a 5th-place finish. [55] March 31st marks the day Jynxzi joined Spacestation Gaming as a content creator.

2024

On May 6, 2024, the Esports World Cup Foundation, funded by the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund and organizers of the Esports World Cup tournament series, announced the 30 organizations (known in the ESWC as Clubs) who would make up the Club Support Program, with Spacestation being one of them. This program gives teams a one-time six-figure stipend if an organization is willing to enter new esports as well as additional funding each year if they drive viewership and fan engagement to the Esports World Cup. [56]

Tournament results

Rainbow Six: Siege

TournamentLocationDatePlacement
NAL – 2021 Season – Stage 2Las Vegas, Nevada2021-06-151st
Six Invitational 2021Paris, France2021-05-2013th/16th[ citation needed ]
NAL 2020 US Division – FinalsOnline2021-01-223rd/4th
Six November 2020 Major – North AmericaOnline2020-11-152nd
Six August 2020 Major – North AmericaOnline2020-08-163rd
NAL S1 – US Division – Stage 1Online2020-07-221st
Pro League Season 11 – North AmericaOnline2020-04-131st [57] [58]
Six Invitational 2020Montreal, Canada2020-02-161st [59]
United States Nationals 2019Las Vegas, Nevada2019-12-151st [60]
OGA PIT Season 3Split, Croatia2019-12-082nd [61]
Pro League Season 10 – North AmericaOnline2019-12-085th [58]
Six Major Raleigh 2019Raleigh, North Carolina2019-08-185th/8th [62]
Pro League Season 9 – North AmericaOnline2019-04-225th [63]
Six Invitational 2019Montreal, Canada2019-02-155th/8th[ citation needed ]
United States Nationals 2018Las Vegas, Nevada2018-12-163rd/4th [64]
Pro League Season 7 – North AmericaOnline2018-04-163rd/4th

Rocket League

TournamentLocationDatePlacement
RLCS 2022-23 World ChampionshipOffline2023-08-135th-8th
Gamers8 2022Offline2022-07-175th-8th
RLCS 2021–22 Spring: NA Regional Event 1 – Verizon 5G Ultra CupOnline2022-05-012nd
RLCS 2021–22 Winter Split MajorOffline2022-03-273rd
RLCS 2021–22 X Games Open – Winter: NA Regional EventOnline2022-01-142nd
RLCS Season X – Spring: NA Regional Event 2Online2021-04-111st
RLCS Season X – Winter: NA Regional Event 2Online2020-12-102nd
RLCS Season X – Fall: NA MajorOnline2020-10-251st
RLCS Season X – Fall: NA Regional Event 1Online2020-08-151st
Rocket League Spring Series – North AmericaOnline2020-04-264th
Rocket League Season 9 Regional Championship – North AmericaOnline2020-03-282nd [65]
RLCS Season 8 FinalsOnline2019-12-153rd/4th
RLCS Season 8 – North AmericaOnline2019-11-163rd
RLCS Season 7 – North AmericaOnline2019-05-115th

PUBG

TournamentLocationDatePlacement
Global ChampionshipThailand2023-11-1812th

Rosters

Spacestation Gaming rosters
Apex Legends
HandleNameNationality
XynewGeissler, BrodyUnited States
PhonyRuiz, JosueUnited States
Frexsanchez, JosephUnited States
Brawl Stars
HandleNameNationality
ToastSundaram, RitikUnited States
FadeYates, BrandonUnited States
RBMMoreno, BaltazarMexico
TuniJnifene, MalekCanada
Halo Infinite
HandleNameNationality
BoundGray, AdamUnited States
EcoSmith, KevinUnited States
LqgendSabri, KaciFrance
StelluRBoettcher, BraedonUnited States
PUBG
HandleNameNationality
RothShort, DylanUnited States
SharpshotHernandez, DanielUnited States
PiXeL1KFeik, MiloslavCzech Republic
PaG3Voutilainen, PaavoFinland
Rainbow Six Siege
HandleNameNationality
FultzFultz, AlecUnited States
HotancoldStevens, MatthewUnited States
J90Burkard, JackUnited States
AshnPaz, LiamUnited States
ForrestBreaux, RomanUnited States
Rocket League
HandleNameNationality
HockserJames, ColbyUnited States
ChicagoWilen, ReedUnited States
LjWilt, LoganUnited States
money Emojione BW 1F503.svgCambunga, JohnnyUnited States
Overwatch 2
HandleNameNationality
HadiBleinagel, HadiGermany
BackboneO'Neill, JamieUnited Kingdom
SparkRAndersson, WilliamSweden
SeicoeOtter, MaximilianAustria
LandonMcGee, LandonUnited States
FunnyAstroHathaway, DanielUnited Kingdom
Legend:
  • (I) Inactive
  • (S) Suspended
  • (L) On loan
  • (2W) Two-way player
  • Emojione BW 1F503.svg Substitute
  • Cruz Roja.svg Injury / Illness

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