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NA LCS 2018 Season

The Dawn of Franchising

Season Overview & Narrative

The 2018 NA LCS Season marked the beginning of the franchised era. Four new organizations (100 Thieves, Clutch Gaming, Golden Guardians, OpTic Gaming) joined the league. It was the start of Team Liquid's dominance, as they secured back-to-back titles, while Cloud9 made a historic run from last place to the finals in Summer.

Spring Split

  • 100 Thieves Debut: Finished 1st in regular season in their first split.
  • Doublelift's Triumph: Won the championship with TL shortly after a personal tragedy.

Summer Split

  • C9's Miracle: Went from 10th place to 2nd.
  • Team Liquid Dynasty: Secured their second trophy in dominating fashion.

Participating Teams

Spring Split

  • 100 Thieves
  • Cloud9
  • Clutch Gaming
  • Counter Logic Gaming
  • Echo Fox
  • FlyQuest
  • Golden Guardians
  • OpTic Gaming
  • Team Liquid
  • TSM

Summer Split

  • 100 Thieves
  • Cloud9
  • Clutch Gaming
  • Counter Logic Gaming
  • Echo Fox
  • FlyQuest
  • Golden Guardians
  • OpTic Gaming
  • Team Liquid
  • TSM
Spring Split

Spring Regular Season Standings

#TeamW-LWin %Streak
1
100 Thieves
12 - 667%5W
2
Echo Fox
12 - 667%1L
3
TSM
11 - 761%4W
4
Team Liquid
11 - 761%3W
5
Cloud9
11 - 761%3L
6
Clutch Gaming
11 - 761%1W
7
Counter Logic Gaming
7 - 1139%2L
8
FlyQuest
6 - 1233%1W
9
OpTic Gaming
5 - 1328%1L
10
Golden Guardians
4 - 1422%5L

Spring Playoffs Results

Spring Championship Bracket

Team Liquid stormed through the bracket, sweeping Cloud9 and 100 Thieves. Clutch Gaming caused a massive upset by defeating TSM in the Quarterfinals.

Quarterfinals
Cloud9
0
Team Liquid
3
TSM
1
Clutch Gaming
3
Semifinals
Echo Fox
1
Team Liquid
3
100 Thieves
3
Clutch Gaming
2
Grand Final
Team Liquid
3
100 Thieves
0
Team Liquid: Spring Champions

3rd Place Match

Echo Fox 3
vs
0 Clutch Gaming
Summer Split

Summer Regular Season Standings

#TeamW-LWin %Streak
1
Team Liquid
12 - 667%1L
2
Cloud9
11 - 761%8W
3
100 Thieves
10 - 856%3L
4
Echo Fox
10 - 856%1W
5
TSM
10 - 856%4W
6
FlyQuest
10 - 856%1L
7
OpTic Gaming
9 - 950%1W
8
Counter Logic Gaming
7 - 1139%2W
9
Clutch Gaming
6 - 1233%2L
10
Golden Guardians
5 - 1328%9L

Summer Championship

Summer Championship Bracket

Team Liquid defended their title with a 3-0 victory over Cloud9 in Oakland, solidifying their status as the best team in North America.

Quarterfinals
Echo Fox
2
TSM
3
FlyQuest
0
100 Thieves
3
Semifinals
Cloud9
3
TSM
2
Team Liquid
3
100 Thieves
1
Grand Final
Cloud9
0
Team Liquid
3
Team Liquid: Summer Champions

3rd Place Match

TSM 3
vs
2 100 Thieves

Regional Finals (The Gauntlet)

SeedTeamSpringSummerTotal
1
Team Liquid
90AQAQ
2
100 Thieves
7040110
3
Cloud9
1090100
4
TSM
107080
5
Echo Fox
502070
6
Clutch Gaming
30030
7
FlyQuest
02020
8
Counter Logic Gaming
000
9
Golden Guardians
000
10
OpTic Gaming
000

Gauntlet Bracket

The King of the Hill format determined the 3rd and final seed for the World Championship.

Round 1
Echo Fox
3
Clutch Gaming
0
Round 2
TSM
3
Echo Fox
0
Final
Cloud9
3
TSM
0
Cloud9: Worlds 2018 third seed

Worlds 2018 Qualification

SeedTeamQualification Path
1
Team Liquid
Summer Champion
2
100 Thieves
Championship Points
3
Cloud9
Regional Finals Winner