Sources: Team Secret set to sign invy and lenne

Team Secret Team Secret Asia-Pacific Rank #6 invy Adrian Jiggs Reyes BORKUM Jim Timbreza JessieVash Jessie Cuyco Jremy Jeremy Cabrera NDG Noel De Guia is set to sign Adrian "invy" Jiggs Reyes and Lim "lenne" You Xiang Lionel, according to sources close to the situation. The two will join as part of Team Secret's revamped six-man roster strategy for the Pacific League following the departure of Riley "Witz" Go and Kevin "dispenser" Te.

Their coach, Chong "Fayde" Hoc Wah, has also teased the addition of two new players leading up to the signings.

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Off the back of a top-eight finish in Champions 2021, Team Secret headed into 2022 by signing Jeremy "Jremy" Cabrera and Fayde as a sixth-man and coach respectively. However, the team fell short of expectations by failing to make it to the first stage of APAC Challengers Playoffs.

Stage 2 would prove better for the Filipino squad, who finished third in Challengers Playoffs, narrowly missing Masters qualification after losing only to the two finalists. Team Secret Team Secret Asia-Pacific Rank #6 invy Adrian Jiggs Reyes BORKUM Jim Timbreza JessieVash Jessie Cuyco Jremy Jeremy Cabrera NDG Noel De Guia proceeded to the APAC LCQ, suffering losses against BLEED BLEED Asia-Pacific Rank #8 sScary Nutchapon Matarat Zest Kim Ki-seok (김기석) Retla Jorell Teo Deryeon Derrick Yee yay Jaccob Whiteaker and ONIC G ONIC G Inactive to end their year without returning to the international stage. In a final stint with the core five from Bren Esports Bren Esports Inactive , the team competed and finished in the semifinals of the recent Predator League 2022 - Philippines, losing to South Built Esports South Built Esports Inactive azys Azis Nandang Pro Chris Martir flippy Philip Marique .

lenne comes from BLEED BLEED Asia-Pacific Rank #8 sScary Nutchapon Matarat Zest Kim Ki-seok (김기석) Retla Jorell Teo Deryeon Derrick Yee yay Jaccob Whiteaker , a team that finished each stage of the 2022 season with consistently high results under the Singaporean-based roster. Before departing the organization in August, he finished off the year with a top-three finish in Stage 1 of APAC Challengers Playoffs, followed up by a top-six finish in Stage 2, facing elimination by XERXIA Esports XERXIA Esports Asia-Pacific Rank #86 basbabe Atsadrawut Khunthong aLerT Wattanachok Yingnakorn Potter Sutthichai Promsrikaew D4rf Vickyz Sakthithat Phattharaampornchal siraphop Siraphop Honghirun in both stages. The LCQ that soon followed would then result in yet another top-three placement for the team, with BLEED having lost against ONIC G to miss out a spot in the finals. Amidst BLEED's rebuild for 2023, lenne would be released from the organization, ending his eight month stint on the team.

invy joins from Oasis Gaming Oasis Gaming Asia-Pacific Rank #14 marky Mark Anthony Tuling DubsteP Jayvee Paguirigan xavi8k Xavier Juan Wild0reoo Bhreyanne Christ Reyes kellyS Kelly Sedillo , a Filipino team that had consistently qualified to several stages of Challengers events. Oasis began the 2022 season by making a run through the initial group stage of Challengers Philippines in Stage 1, before ultimately losing against Action PH Action PH Inactive SyKo Daddie Shunmar Bellita eugeneS Eugene Serrano Narpim Clark Karoll Landrito SecondLove Sovano Alvin Daniel L. Oronce Worship Ian Ga and South Built Esports South Built Esports Inactive azys Azis Nandang Pro Chris Martir flippy Philip Marique in playoffs to miss out on qualification to APAC Challengers. As Stage 2 kicked off, Oasis was once again able to qualify for Filipino playoffs, this time making a run to the grand finals after a first match loss against South Built Esports once more. This qualified Oasis to the group stage of APAC Challengers Playoffs, where the team then went 0-2 against both ORDER ORDER Inactive WRONSKI Michael Wronski rDeeW Riley Wilkinson Texta Matthew O’Rourke disk0 Cameron Mac Maple Elvin Sun and BOOM Esports BOOM Esports Asia-Pacific Rank #4 Famouz Fikri Zaki Hamdani Shiro Hildegard Arnaldo NcSlasher Sheldon Andersen Chandra BerserX Rizkie Adla Kusuma to face elimination.

The roster move should move Jremy up to the starting five for Team Secret, with lenne and invy likely to be rotating players for the team.

The Team Secret Team Secret Asia-Pacific Rank #6 invy Adrian Jiggs Reyes BORKUM Jim Timbreza JessieVash Jessie Cuyco Jremy Jeremy Cabrera NDG Noel De Guia roster should be:

Jim "BORKUM" Timbreza
Jessie "JessieVash" Cuyco
Jayvee "DubsteP" Paguirigan
Jeremy "Jremy" Cabrera
Adrian "invy" Jiggs Reyes
Lim "lenne" You Xiang Lionel
Chong "Fayde" Hoc Wah (Coach)

As a TS fan and watched every single TS game. Actually, I think this is a good addition. Jremy entry fragger/main duelist , Dubstep oper, Borkum Controller, Lenne, Invy and Jessievash(IGL) Flex (both lenne and vash are nerds and insane aim btw). I am expecting a wider agent pool this time and I hope they can adapt to meta.

And for those saying they're tier 2 players lol. Seems like everybody forgot that they were Top 3 on VCT Apac Stage 2 and Top 4 LCQ lol. Of course Team Secret is signing PH players because they REPRESENT PH literally. These indo fans are so salty and too much. Go blame RRQ for not signing your local players. They just went to an international even for the first time without winning a single series and acts like every player is an elite level and should be signed by pacific orgs.