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Top teams earn LCS Spring Split victories

The top three teams in the League Championship Series Spring Split maintained their distance from the chasing pack by earning victories on Friday as Week 4 concluded.

FlyQuest (8-1) bounced back from their first defeat of the split, beating Counter Logic Gaming (4-5). Evil Geniuses (7-2) downed Immortals (2-7), and Cloud9 (7-2) got past Team Liquid (3-6).

In other action, TSM (5-4) defeated last-place Dignitas (0-8) and Golden Guardians (5-4) topped 100 Thieves (4-5).

The 10 teams in the top North American League of Legends circuit will play every other team twice through March 17. The first- through fourth-place teams will then head to the upper-bracket semifinals of the double-elimination playoffs. The fifth- and sixth-place teams will enter the playoffs in the lower bracket.

The winner and runner-up in the playoff final will earn berths in the Mid-Season Invitational along with other teams from LoL leagues worldwide. The LCS Spring Split carries a $200,000 prize pool, with the champion earning $100,000.

On Friday, FlyQuest earned a 30-minute win on red over Counter Logic Gaming. South Korea’s Lee “VicLa” Dae-kwang paced FlyQuest with a 5-2-5 kills-deaths-assists ratio. The United States’ Juan “Contractz” Garcia wound up at 3-3-4 for Counter Logic Gaming.

Evil Geniuses needed 33 minutes on red to top Immortals. Canada’s Joseph Joon “jojopyun” Pyun led Evil Geniuses at 6-0-6, while the United States’ Edward “Tactical” Ra finished at 1-2-1 for Immortals.

Cloud9, playing on blue, beat Team Liquid in 42 minutes. Kim “Berserker” Min-cheol carried Cloud9 at 8-2-3, and another South Korean, Hong “Pyosik” Chang-hyeon, produced a 4-3-1 K-D-A ratio for Team Liquid.

TSM, playing on red, topped Dignitas in 32 minutes. Vietnamese-American player Toan “Neo” Tran led TSM at 5-0-2, while Dignitas didn’t manage a kill in the match.

Golden Guardians logged a 34-minute win on blue over 100 Thieves. The United States’ Trevor “Stixxay” Hayes powered to a 6-0-3 K-D-A ratio for Golden Guardians. Another U.S. player, Yiliang “Doublelift” Peng, notched a 3-3-3 K-D-A ratio for 100 Thieves.

Week 5 begins Thursday with five matches:
–FlyQuest vs. 100 Thieves
–Immortals vs. Team Liquid
–Golden Guardians vs. Cloud9
–TSM vs. Counter Logic Gaming
–Dignitas vs. Evil Geniuses

League Championship Series (LCS) Spring Split group-stage standings
1. FlyQuest, 8-1
T2. Evil Geniuses, 7-2
T2. Cloud9, 7-2
T4. TSM, 5-4
T4. Golden Guardians, 5-4
T6. Counter Logic Gaming, 4-5
T6. 100 Thieves, 4-5
8. Team Liquid, 3-6
9. Immortals, 2-7
10. Dignitas, 0-8

–Field Level Media

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