| Achievements | 1 |
|---|---|
| Country | Malaysia  |
| Region | SEA & Oceania |
| World Ranking | – |
| Matches | – / 30 |
| Win Rate | – / 37% |
| Current streak | 2 lose in a row |
| Record win streak | 2 () |
| Record lose streak | 4 () |
| Earned | – / $6000 |
| MVP | – |
Kuala Lumpur Hunters
Kuala Lumpur Hunters (KLH) is a Malaysian League of Legends team that competed in the SEA & Oceania region from 2016 to 2018. Their competitive journey spanned 30 matches, resulting in 11 wins. KLH's most significant achievement was securing second place at the Rift Rivals 2018 SEA-LJL-OPL, earning them approximately $6,000 in prize money. While they participated in several tournaments, including the Garena Premier League and GPL Summer, they consistently demonstrated a strong competitive spirit, despite not achieving top rankings in the overall regional standings.
* this description is based on data from the Escorenews database
Kuala Lumpur Hunters Roster
Top.Shiro stand-in
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Jungle.QaspieL stand-in
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Mid.ArrHedge stand-in
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AD Carry.Veki stand-in
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Support.SOUPerior stand-in
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KLH World Ranking
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About team
Throughout their competitive tenure, KLH participated in around 6 tournaments. One of these appearances was secured through a direct invitation, bypassing the qualification stages. Their tournament history showcases a mix of experiences, ranging from their first tournament, King of SEA Season 2 in 2016, to their final appearance at Rift Rivals 2018. Their participation highlights their ambition within the competitive League of Legends scene, even though their results were not always reflected in top placements. The team's history shows a dedication to the game and a desire to compete at a high level.
KLH boasted a relatively stable roster throughout its existence, with approximately 7 players contributing to the team's performance. The initial lineup featured players such as Shiro, QaspieL, ArrHedge, CO4, and Bipolar. Notable players who joined the team later included Veki and SOUPerior. Currently, KLH does not have an officially announced active roster. The team's consistent player base, despite the relatively short lifespan, indicates a close-knit group of players dedicated to their shared passion for competitive League of Legends.
While KLH competed actively during its operational period, it did not achieve any significant rankings in either the global or regional League of Legends team rankings from 2020 onwards. This lack of high placement is likely due to the team's relatively short competitive lifespan and the intense competition within the SEA & Oceania region. Their legacy remains a testament to the dedication and effort of the players who represented the Kuala Lumpur Hunters.
* only data from the Escorenews database was used for the description