FoxA has quite a personal record, having competed in four Pro League Seasons including a LAN appearance during Season 5 while on eXcellence Gaming as well as being a two-times Canadian National champion, winning the only international tournament by a North American team in two years at DreamHack Montreal and, most recently, finishing joint third in the World at the Six Invitational 2019.
The Team Reciprocity roster via @TeamReciprocity
At the Invitational, Reciprocity came out of the group stage in second place only to defeat the home favourites of Evil Geniuses to qualify for the semi-finals with the best performance of any North American team in attendance. Along with this REC currently sits in third place in the NA region of the Pro League just two points off of Evil Geniuses in first. We spoke to FoxA about their exceptional performance at this event and their future going forward into the remainder of Season 9 of the Pro League:
With the new changes to your lineup, how would you say this season has gone for you so far?
The North American standings prior to play day #8 of Season 9
How do you think you performed at this event after you beat the North American favourites, Evil Geniuses?
The full statistics of the Evil Geniuses vs Team Reciprocity matchup during the Six Invitational 2019
How was it coming into your G2 matchup against such a strong team?
Which other teams stood out to you as competitors at this event?
Kaid and Nomad; what are your thoughts on them?
What are your thoughts on the recent balancing changes such as Ash losing her ACOG and the Capitao rework?
Is there anything you’d like to say to fans?
Team Reciprocity’s next game will be against Vicious Gaming when CCS kicks off with their next Pro League game a week late against DarkZero Esports. Keep an eye out for more coverage of Team Reciprocity and player interviews on the SiegeGG Twitter and YouTube accounts.