Triumph announced additional changes to their Counter-Strike: Global Offensive team on Wednesday, confirming that former Envy player Ryan “\u2060ryann\u2060” Welsh had replaced Gabe “\u2060Spongey\u2060” Greiner on their active roster.<\/p>\n
The exact reason behind the change was not revealed by either the team or Spongey\u2060, who has now returned to free agency after spending the last nine months at Triumph. During his stint, he played a crucial role in the squad’s success at the ESEA MDL Season 33 North America Finals.<\/p>\n
This roster change comes less than two weeks after Triumph rebuilt their CS:GO esports<\/a> team with the signing of Erik “penny” Penny and Kaleb “moose” Jayne, who replaced the recently departed Rahul “curry” Nemani and Michael “Grim” Mazuryk. <\/p>\n Ryann reunites with his former teammate moose, with whom he played at Team Envy before they both were released in early August. Even though ryann did not see much success at Envy, he has already left a mark in the CS:GO scene and turned many heads with his performances for Swole Patrol, Gorilla Gang and Team Singularity between 2018 and late 2019.<\/p>\n Some of his most notable accomplishments include third-fourth place at ESEA Season 28 Premier Division North America with Gorilla Gang, as well as WESG 2018 USA and National Championship Series Major Chicago titles along with a top-four finish at Mythic Cup #4 with Team Singularity.<\/p>\n Unfortunately, this means we have to say goodbye to @SpongeyGOD<\/a>, who has been a pillar of the team for over 9 months.<\/p>\n Thank you Gabe and best of luck in your future.<\/p>\n ?: https:\/\/t.co\/gmgKLBjEzq<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/6tpaxNNVU6<\/a><\/p>\n — Triumph ? (@TriumphGamingGG) September 2, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n