CN League 2026 Stage 2 - Team of the Week 1

The CN League 2026 Stage 2 is China's path to the BLAST R6 Major Osaka. The four best teams of the tournament will qualify for the first international Rainbow Six Siege event held on Asian soil since the PL Season 10 Finals played in Tokoname, Japan, in November 2019. At the time of writing, the two favorites to represent China in Osaka, Japan, are All Gamers and EDward Gaming.

Whilst All Gamers kicked off the stage with back-to-back 2-0 wins, EDward Gaming's defeat against the Chinese esports powerhouse has put them one step below their archenemies.

Although the two teams certainly stole the show, fans also followed closely José "Bullet1" Victor's debut for Leviatán. Unfortunately, the Brazilian's first two games didn't end in positive scores.

Without further ado, here's a look at our Team of the Week for the first week of action in the CN League 2026 Stage 2:

Entry - Li "MoonLight" Junfu (All Gamers)

MoonLight was by far the best player of the week after averaging a SiegeGG rating of 1.71 across All Gamers' matches against EDward Gaming and Titan Esports Club.

He was absurdly good when it came to securing the entry kill for his team, finishing the week with an entry balance of 15-1 (+14). He also secured a K-D of 50-21 (+29) in 36 rounds. Therefore, he currently holds the best KPR (1.39) as well as the second-best KOST (83) in the league.

Entry - Lo "owo" Zan (One Coin)

One Coin had a great start to the stage after clinching their first two wins of the split against Leviatán and POZY. The team's best player was owo, who averaged a SiegeGG rating of 1.47 after playing five maps across both series. He scored the best K-D of the week, a 71-34 (+37), as well as the second-best entry balance, a 13-2 (+11). With a KPR of 1.16, he's the second deadliest player of the stage only behind MoonLight.

Flex - Luo "YaZ" Hanye (All Gamers)

YaZ was All Gamers' second-best player of the week. Although he rarely stole the show, he was extremely consistent, doing his job at all costs. He currently owns the third-best KOST and the best SRV, 80 and 61, respectively.

Flex - Lin "Carpe" Haoran (EDward Gaming)

Following China's first stage, we're now used to see EDward Gaming topping the standings; therefore, their initial 0-2 defeat against All Gamers was a shocking result, especially considering the last map was a 0-7 defeat. Logically, this is a consequence of the deep changes the team has done recently to its roster.

Carpe's performance against All Gamers wasn't what fans had expected. However, the Chinese player bounced back against Leviatán, scoring a SiegeGG rating of 1.60 against the blue lineup. Carpe's average SiegeGG rating (1.21) is the sixth-highest in the tournament and he also managed to clutch two rounds, which were crucial in his team's win against Leviatán.

IGL - Guan "SoloMID" Kaimin (All Gamers)

We are closing out the list with All Gamers' SoloMID as the team's IGL. The Chinese player mained Ace and Goyo, averaged a SiegeGG rating of 1.23, and contributed with four entries and no open deaths. Additionally, he produced a survival of 55, the second-highest of the week only behind his teammate YaZ.

The game day of the CN League 2026 Stage 2 will be played on September 11, 2026, and it will include three game days.