After the National Training Pool Combine last August 29-31, the final roster for Sibol is finally complete! Sibol’s lineup consists of 27 athletes divided into the six esports titles of this year’s SEA Games. For the team-based games, there are seven players; as for the solo titles, there are two players each.
Here is the full 27-athlete lineup of Sibol:
Mobile Legends: Bang Bang
- Kenneth Jiane ‘Kenji‘ Villa
- Karl Gabriel ‘KarlTzy‘ Nepomuceno
- Carlito ‘Ribo‘ Ribo
- Jeniel ‘Haze‘ Bata-anon
- Angelo Kyle ‘Pheww‘ Arcangel
- Allan Sancio ‘Lusty‘ Castromayor
- Jason Rafael ‘Jay‘ Torculas
Dota 2
- Mc Nicholson ‘Mc‘ Villanueva
- John Anthony ‘Natsumi‘ Vargas
- Jun ‘Bok‘ Kanehara
- Marvin Salvador ‘Boomy‘ Rushton
- Bryle Jacob ‘CML‘ Alvizo
- Van Jerico ‘Van‘ Manalaysay
- James Erice ‘Erice‘ Guerra
Arena of Valor
- Kevin Kio ‘Gambit‘ Dizon
- Jeremiah ‘1717‘ Camarillo
- Jevan Lorenzo ‘Bents‘ Delos Santos
- Lawrence Anthony ‘Rubixx‘ Gatmaitan
- Miguel Klarenz ‘Miggie‘ Banaag
- Bradie Ryan ‘Yats‘ Velasquez
- Kyle Jepherson ‘Vindiicated‘ Padlan
StarCraft II
- Justin ‘NuksPH‘ Santos
- Caviar ‘Enderr‘ Acampado
Hearthstone
- Dustin ‘WaningMoon‘ Mangulabnan
- Jacinta ‘Jia‘ Dee
Tekken 7
- Andreij Hosea ‘Doujin‘ Albar
- Alexandre Gabrielle ‘AK‘ Laverez
27 ATHLETES. 6 GAMES. 1 NATION. 🇵ðŸ‡Introducing SIBOL, the Philippine National Esports Team set to compete in the 2019…
Posted by SIBOL on Sunday, September 15, 2019
In case you’re unfamiliar, Sibol is the Philippine National Esports Team for the upcoming 30th Southeast Asian Games. This year’s SEA Games is a momentous event as it’s the first international event where esports is a medal sport.
Supporting Sibol on its quest for glory at the SEA Games is the Philippine Southeast Asian Games Esports Union (PSEU), as well as partners such as Smart, Razer, TV5, and Cignal.
For more information about Sibol, visit the official Sibol Esports website, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
