RAZER BADGIRLS | Written by Constantin on 26/08/2008

Razer.badGirls in San Jose

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Razer.badGirls had a remotely successful first day of competition. The team around team captain Ana 'anouC' Oliveras is currently tied for 2nd day of Group B. Facing final games on Tuesday vs. SK Gaming and n!faculty.

Finally the competition started! Razer.badGirls had their first games on Monday 25th starting off with a unexpected close match vs.EG. The team came out on top 16-13. However the clear defeat of SK Gaming byEHonor came as a bigger surprise.
The title defender had no antidote for the strong chinese on de_train and got raged 16-3.

The 2nd game of the day had our girls facing the strong chinese, playing them on de_dust2. The team had an incredible comeback after losing the CT-Side 14-1, making it 13-16.
The last game was against brazilian teamMadchen. The team took the expected win 16-10.

The winner of our next match (SK Gaming vs. Razer.badGirls) is considered to go through to the semi-finals. The match will start at 19 CET and of course HLTV will be provided.

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RAZER BADGIRLS | Written by Constantin on 20/08/2008

Razer.badGirls in Zurich

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Razer.badGirls have arrived in Zurich to prepare for the upcoming ESWC Grand Finals in San Jose, USA. The Dell Esports Arena will be housing the girls for a week.

The bootcamp will help to integrate newest team member Axelle 'iZee-' Marie. The former btb player has joined the roster 3 weeks ago in order to ensure activity and improve the teams general tournament performance.

The Dell Esports Arena, a project of ESPG, has been established to give teams the possibility to bootcamp and prepare decently. Until now the arena has mostly been used by teams from Switzerland and Germany. Razer.badGirls are very honored to be one of the first international teams using the facilities.

Constantin Schmidt, General Manager Razer.badGirls:
"The bootcamp will help us to prepare decently for the upcoming challenges at the ESWC Grand Finals. We hope to further improve our gameplay and team communication. A bootcamp is the best way to prepare for such a tournament if you come to win."

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