KRÜ Blaze

The team's success is evident in their performance across numerous VALORANT Champions Tour Game Changers events. They've consistently secured top positions in Latin American South tournaments, winning several stages and regional finals throughout 2023 and 2024. Their victories have earned them substantial prize money, culminating in a significant payout for their win at the VCT 2025 GC LAS S1. While they've also participated in international championships, their focus remains on regional dominance and continued growth within the competitive landscape.

KRÜ FEM has maintained a relatively stable roster throughout its history. While a total of 11 players have contributed to the team's success, the current lineup features Conir (Chile), mmonch (Mexico), biazik (Brazil), micaela (Argentina), and dods (Brazil). This diverse international roster brings a unique blend of skills and experience, contributing to their strategic adaptability and consistent performance. Notable past players include shyz and Autumn.

Since the inception of the official Valorant team ranking in June 2020, KRÜ FEM has experienced fluctuations in its position. While reaching a high of 20th place in late 2022, their current ranking sits around 159th out of approximately 282 teams (as of May 2025). This drop reflects the highly competitive nature of the global Valorant scene and the constant evolution of team compositions and performance across the many teams competing.

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