FOA : HNVD 
SCTA 0:2 CAM 
INTZ 0:2 L5 
TURKS 0:2 HYZL 
Spacestation have parted ways with Jesse "Gity" Auger and Raidbullys. Both players had joined the astronauts in March 2026, shortly after the team saw its core moving to DarkZero Esports.
Year 11 has been rough so far for the astronauts as, for the first time in Rainbow Six Siege, the team is on the verge of missing out on all international events played in a season.
Spacestation first missed out on the BLAST R6 Major Salt Lake City, their home Major which ended up being won by their former core. Later, the astronauts missed out on the Rainbow Six Siege Esports World Cup 2026. Finally, they also couldn't qualify for the BLAST R6 Major Osaka.
Despite the lack of international appearances, Spacestation had some promising moments. The team collected two fifth-place finishes, the first at the BLAST R6 North America League 2026 Kickoff and the second at the BLAST R6 North America League 2026 Stage 2. With the team's next priority being to qualify for the Six Invitational 2027 making two roster changes now is a risky decision.
Since the start of the season, Spacestation have played 26 matches. Both Raidbullys and Gity were the players with the lowest SiegeGG ratings in the team, 0.91 and 0.89, respectively. This was Raidbullys' first top flight season, while Gity had already competed for Cloud9 before. In fact, Gity had played at the BLAST R6 Major Montreal and RE:L0:AD before joining the astronauts, making him one of the most experienced players in the lineup.
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