Meteos

Meteos
Retired as Player
Meteos
Background Information
Name	William Hartman
Country of Birth	; United States
Birthday	June 13, 1993 (age 31)
Residency	NANorth America
Competitive
Team	⁠⁠Cloud9
Role	; Streamer
Favorite Champs	; ; ; ;
Soloqueue IDs	NA: Meteos, Magma Golem; KR: ice cold water
Social Media & Links

Overview

Tournament Results

Stats

Match History

William "Meteos" (▶️ listen) Hartman is a League of Legends esports player, currently content creator for Cloud9.

Team History

Combine Role Swaps:No|Yes

Dates:Approx|Exact

	Team	Start	End
NA	⁠⁠Team Normal Stars	≈Sep 2012≈2012-09-??	≈Feb 2013≈2013-02-??	≈5mo ejel
NA	⁠⁠compLexity Gaming	≈Feb 2013≈2013-02-??	≈May 2013≈2013-05-??	≈2mo 26d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Cloud9	Feb 20132013-02-11	Apr 20132013-04-01^[1]	1mo 18d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Quantic Gaming	Apr 20132013-04-01^[3]	May 20132013-05-23^[2]	1mo 22d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Cloud9	May 20132013-05-23^[5]	Feb 20172017-02-16^[4]	3yr 8mo ejel
NA	⁠⁠Cloud9 Challenger	Aug 20152015-08-22^[6]	Oct 20152015-10-29	2mo 7d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Phoenix1	Feb 20172017-02-16^[8]	Nov 20172017-11-22^[7]	9mo 6d ejel
NA	⁠⁠100 Thieves	Nov 20172017-11-22^[10]	Jul 20182018-07-01^[9]	7mo 9d ejel
NA	⁠⁠FlyQuest Academy	Jul 20182018-07-01^[12]	Nov 20182018-11-19^[11]	4mo 18d ejel
NA	⁠⁠OpTic Gaming	Nov 20182018-11-27^[15]	Oct 20192019-10-09^[14]	10mo 12d ejel
NA	⁠⁠OpTic Academy	Jan 20192019-01-31	May 20192019-05-31	4mo ejel
NA	⁠⁠Immortals	Oct 20192019-10-09^[17]	Nov 20192019-11-18^[16]	1mo 9d ejel
NA	⁠⁠100 Thieves	Nov 20192019-11-19^[18]	Jul 20202020-07-02	7mo 13d ejel
NA	⁠⁠100 Academy	Jul 20202020-07-02	Jul 20202020-07-21^[20]	19d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Cloud9	Aug 20232023-08-15^[21]	Present	1yr 1mo ej

	Team	Start	End
NA	⁠⁠Team Normal Stars	≈Sep 2012≈2012-09-??	≈Feb 2013≈2013-02-??	≈5mo ejel
NA	⁠⁠compLexity Gaming	≈Feb 2013≈2013-02-??	≈May 2013≈2013-05-??	≈2mo 26d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Cloud9	Feb 20132013-02-11	Apr 20132013-04-01^[1]	1mo 18d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Quantic Gaming	Apr 20132013-04-01^[3]	May 20132013-05-23^[2]	1mo 22d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Cloud9	May 20132013-05-23^[5]	Jul 20152015-07-03^[22]	2yr 1mo ejel
NA	⁠⁠Cloud9	Jul 20152015-07-03^[22]	May 20162016-05-09^[23]	10mo 6d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Cloud9 Challenger	Aug 20152015-08-22^[6]	Oct 20152015-10-29	2mo 7d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Cloud9	May 20162016-05-09^[23]	Dec 20162016-12-19^[24]	7mo 10d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Cloud9	Dec 20162016-12-19^[24]	Feb 20172017-02-16^[4]	1mo 28d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Phoenix1	Feb 20172017-02-16^[8]	Jun 20172017-06-17	4mo 1d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Phoenix1	Jun 20172017-06-17	Nov 20172017-11-22^[7]	5mo 5d ejel
NA	⁠⁠100 Thieves	Nov 20172017-11-22^[10]	Jul 20182018-07-01^[9]	7mo 9d ejel
NA	⁠⁠FlyQuest Academy	Jul 20182018-07-01^[12]	Nov 20182018-11-19^[11]	4mo 18d ejel
NA	⁠⁠OpTic Gaming	Nov 20182018-11-27^[15]	Oct 20192019-10-09^[14]	10mo 12d ejel
NA	⁠⁠OpTic Academy	Jan 20192019-01-31	May 20192019-05-31	4mo ejel
NA	⁠⁠Immortals	Oct 20192019-10-09^[17]	Nov 20192019-11-18^[16]	1mo 9d ejel
NA	⁠⁠100 Thieves	Nov 20192019-11-19^[18]	Jul 20202020-07-02	7mo 13d ejel
NA	⁠⁠100 Academy	Jul 20202020-07-02	Jul 20202020-07-21^[20]	19d ejel
NA	⁠⁠Cloud9	Aug 20232023-08-15^[21]	Present	1yr 1mo ej

News

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2023

NA

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⁠NORM

September (approx.),
Meteos and
Jintae join.

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NA	⁠⁠NORM	February (approx.), iDream, Meteos, Jintae, otter, and NydusHerMain leave. e
NA	⁠⁠COL	February (approx.), Leviathan (Coach,Analyst) joins. Meteos joins as substitute. e
NA	⁠⁠C9	February 11, Meteos joins. Cybolic joins as substitute. Nientonsoh rejoins as substitute. TrickZ leaves. Wingsofdeathx (temporary substitute) leaves. e
NA	⁠⁠C9	April 1, Balls, Meteos, Hai, and LemonNation leave.^[1] e
NA	⁠⁠QTC	April 1, Balls, Meteos, Hai, and LemonNation rejoin.^[3] e
NA	⁠⁠COL	May (approx.), Meteos leaves. e
NA	⁠⁠QTC	May 23, ⁠⁠Quantic Gaming is disbanded. Balls, Meteos, Hai, Sneaky, and LemonNation leave.^[2] e
NA	⁠⁠C9	May 23, ⁠⁠Cloud9 is reformed after the roster's departure from ⁠⁠Quantic Gaming. Sneaky and Jack (Chief Executive Officer) join. Balls, Meteos, Hai, and LemonNation rejoin.^[5] e

NA	⁠⁠C9	July 3, Hai (Chief Gaming Officer to Jungle) changes position. Meteos moves to substitute.^[22] e
NA	⁠⁠C9C	August 22, Meteos joins.^[6] e
NA	⁠⁠C9C	October 29, Meteos leaves. e

NA	⁠⁠C9	May 9, Impact joins. Meteos and Bunny FuFuu move to starting roster.^[23] e
NA	⁠⁠C9	December 19, Ray, Contractz, and Cain (Assistant Coach) join. Meteos moves to substitute.^[24] e

NA	⁠⁠C9	February 16, Bunny FuFuu (Streamer to Streamer/Sub/Support) changes position. Meteos leaves.^[4] e
NA	⁠⁠P1	February 16, Meteos joins.^[8] e
NA	⁠⁠P1	June 17, MikeYeung moves to starting roster. Meteos moves to substitute. e
NA	⁠⁠P1	November 22, Ryu and Meteos leave.^[7] e
NA	⁠⁠100	November 22, Ssumday, Meteos, and Ryu join.^[10] e

NA	⁠⁠100	July 1, Meteos leaves.^[9] e
NA	⁠⁠FLY.A	July 1, Meteos joins.^[12]^[13] e
NA	⁠⁠100.A	July 2, Meteos' contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 18 November 2019.^[25] e
NA	⁠⁠FLY.A	November 19, Meteos leaves.^[11] e
NA	⁠⁠OPT	November 27, Meteos joins.^[15] Meteos' contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 18 November 2019.^[26] e

NA	⁠⁠OPT	January 5, Dhokla, Meteos, and Big's contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 19 November 2019. Zaboutine (Head Coach)'s contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 17 November 2020.^[27] e
NA	⁠⁠OPT.A	January 31, Meteos joins from main roster. Arrow leaves for main roster. e
NA	⁠⁠OPT.A	May 31, Crown joins from main roster. Meteos leaves for main roster. e
NA	⁠⁠OPT	October 9, Dhokla, Dardoch, Meteos, Crown, Scarlet, Arrow, and Big are removed from the GCD.^[14] e
NA	⁠⁠IMT	October 9, Dhokla, Dardoch, Meteos, Crown, Scarlet, Arrow, Big, and Zaboutine (Head Coach) are added to the GCD.^[17] e
NA	⁠⁠IMT	November 18, Meteos leaves.^[16] e
NA	⁠⁠100	November 19, Meteos rejoins.^[18]^[19] e
NA	⁠⁠100	November 22, Meteos' contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 16 November 2021.^[28] e

NA	⁠⁠100	July 2, Meteos leaves for academy roster. e
NA	⁠⁠100.A	July 2, Meteos joins from main roster. e
NA	⁠⁠100.A	July 21, Meteos leaves.^[20] e

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⁠C9

August 15, Meteos (Content Creator) rejoins.^[21]

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Biography[]

Although born in Massachusetts, Meteos' hometown is actually Fairfax, Virginia. He started playing games around the age of 5 with his mother's Game Boy. Before League of Legends, he was a sophomore at Christopher Newport University working towards a degree in Computer Science. When the beta for LoL came out, Meteos and his friends only played normal games. When the ranked ladder came out in Season 1, the group was reluctant to climbing the ladder since they didn't consider themselves to be "try-hards"; Meteos liked the no-stress environment with his friends and would especially get ladder anxiety when trying to learn things about the game.

Meteos played normal games for such a long time that the amount of wins accumulated caused his normal queues to last up to 30 minutes. At that point, he and his friends decided to play ranked solo queue to avoid the long queue times, eventually breaking into the top 20 on the ladder. It was at this point that other highly ranked players started to notice and be familiar with the notorious Skarner one-trick pony.

Season 2[]

Meteos got one of his first tastes in competitive LoL as a sub for CLG Black during a King of the Hill tournament. Link, CLG Black's midlaner at the time, highly praised Meteos for his jungling talent and foresaw a bright future in him. At some point, Meteos and his friends decided to make a team called Team Normal Stars to compete in Go4LoL tournaments. Although they started to consistently win them after a few months, they disbanded before the first NA LCS qualifiers because their Top laner was too young. WildTurtle, whom Meteos met in solo queue, asked him to sub for Cloud 9 for a few tournament. TrickZ, the jungler for Cloud 9 at the time, continued to be unavailable. This gave Meteos more and more opportunities to spend time and play for Cloud 9 in tournaments such as MLG Rising Stars Invitational and IPL 6 qualifiers. As Cloud 9 continued to succeed with Meteos in the jungle, the team decided to keep him on their starting roster.

Season 3[]

In February of 2013, Meteos was placed on Complexity as a substitute jungler. On March 19, 2013, Meteos was part of a group of LCS players penalized by Riot for Elo-boosting. His accounts were suspended for 2 weeks and had all Season 2 rewards revoked.

On April 1, 2013, the Cloud9 roster consisting of Balls, Meteos, Hai, SnEaKyCaStRoO, and LemonNation was acquired by Quantic Gaming. The team's activity under the Quantic brand was short-lived as the team was reacquired by a newly managed Cloud9 prior to their LCS debut against Team Dignitas. In his first LCS game, Meteos went 1/0/7 on Nasus. This would mark the beginning of his phenomenal KDA scores for the Season 3 Summer Split, where he finished with a record high 12.7 ratio.

Meteos and the rest of Cloud 9 went on to become the first non-founding LCS team to become champions in their inaugural split - a feat that is still yet to be replicated. They went on to become quarterfinalists in the 2013 World Championship having a received a first round bye for winning the Summer Split. In the quarterfinals, Cloud9 lost to EU LCS champions Fnatic 2-1.

2014 Pre-Season[]

At their first international pre-season tournament, IEM Season VIII - Cologne in November 2013, Cloud9 received a bye into the second round and competed against Gambit Gaming from Russia. Here, Meteos' Nocturne proved to be ineffective against Diamondprox and his squad. Gambit swept Cloud9 2-0, marking their second immediate exit from an international tournament.

In December, Cloud9 joined four other North American LCS teams at Battle of the Atlantic 2013, facing European champions Fnatic for the second time. With dominating performances by teammate Hai, Cloud9 took the series 2-0, resulting in an overall North American win at the tournament and $10,000 USD for the team.

2014 Season[]

Cloud 9 maintained their dominance in the NA region by winning their second consecutive LCS split, qualifying them for All-Star Paris 2014. Unfortunately, Hai's lung collapsed prior to the event, hospitalizing him and requiring the team to play with a substitute midlaner. Cloud 9 acquired Link from Counter Logic Gaming for the duration of the all-star event. The team went 3-1 in the group stage, losing only to SK Telecom T1 K. In the bracket stage were eliminated in the first round by OMG, losing 2-0.

In the summer playoffs, despite placing first in the regular season, they took second place overall, losing to Team SoloMid in the finals 2-3. The second-place finish qualified them for the 2014 Season World Championship, where they were drawn into Group D along with NaJin White Shield, Alliance, and KaBuM! e-Sports. Cloud 9 went 4-2 in the group, drawing with NaJin Shield for first place but losing the tiebreaker game. They were eliminated from the tournament in the quarterfinals, falling 3-1 to Samsung Blue.

2015 Preseason[]

Cloud 9 was the North American team fan-voted to IEM San Jose.^[29] They defeated paiN Gaming 2-0, Alliance 2-1, and then Unicorns of Love 3-0 to win the tournament.

2015 Season[]

Due to their IEM San Jose victory, Cloud9 qualified for IEM Katowice in March. They lost their only two games, first to GE Tigers and then to yoe Flash Wolves, and finished in 7th/8th place. Domestically, they underperformed at the start of the season, and were in 8th place at the end of the second week of the spring LCS split. However, they improved over the course of the season, ending with a second-place finish behind Team SoloMid and a playoff bye; after beating Team Liquid 3-2, Cloud9 lost to TSM 1-3 in the finals and finished the split overall in second place.

Due to mid laner Hai's retirement, Cloud9's summer split did not go as well as their spring split had. After the 5th week of the split, the team was at a 3-6 cumulative record and part of a 3-way tie for 7th place with Enemy and Team 8. Looking to bring back their former shot caller, the team replaced Meteos with Hai, who switched positions to jungle, for the rest of the season.

After the end of the regular season, Cloud9 announced their intent to build a Challenger team around Meteos.^[30] However, the team disbanded prior to playing any games, and when it reformed in April 2016, Meteos was not on the roster.

2016 Season[]

Instead of playing on Cloud9 Challenger in the 2016 Summer Season, Meteos rejoined the main roster, while Rush moved to Challenger. Favoring Rek'Sai and Gragas, Meteos re-acclimated to competitive play and helped Cloud9 to a 12-6 series record and a third-place finish for the Regular Season. In the Playoffs, Cloud9 defeated Team EnVyUs and Immortals before falling to TSM 3-1 in the finals; their second-place result was their best placement since Spring 2015. In the Regional Finals, or the gauntlet, Cloud9 faced and defeated both EnVyUs and Immortals to qualify for the World Championship for the fourth consecutive year. At Worlds Cloud9 made it out of groups in 2nd place with a 3-3 record but got knocked out in the Quarterfinals after an 0-3 loss to Samsung Galaxy.

2017 Season[]

In the off-season, Meteos was moved to substitute by Cloud9. He left the team and joined Phoenix1 before Week 5 of the spring split, after Inori took a leave of absence from the team. Meteos played in all but three of their remaining games, and Phoenix1 went 7-2 in series with him starting, finishing in third with an 11-7 record. However, Inori returned to the starting position for the playoffs and Meteos only played one playoff game, a loss in the semifinals against his former team Cloud9. P1 was knocked out in the semifinals after that game but managed to win the third-place match 3-2 against FlyQuest.

Meteos stayed with the team for the summer split, but Inori was once again named the starter. After the team lost their first two series of the season and the first game of a Week 2 series against Cloud9, Meteos was subbed back in, but P1 lost all three games he played in. After Week 2, Meteos was replaced by rookie MikeYeung. Although he stayed with Phoenix1, he didn't play another game.

2018 Season[]

P1 was not accepted in the newly franchised LCS for 2018. Meteos left the team in November of 2017 and joined the newly formed 100 Thieves. 100 Thieves started the spring split a mediocre 4-5, but surged with an 8-1 second half, beating Echo Fox in the final game of the season and again in the first-place tiebreaker to secure the first seed in their first split as an organization.

Their regular-season placement meant that 100 Thieves entered the playoffs in the semifinals, where they faced 6th seeded Clutch Gaming, who were fresh off of an upset victory over TSM the previous week. Clutch took 100 Thieves to five games, but they triumphed a tense 74-minute game 5, sending them to the finals against Team Liquid. However, 100 Thieves were quickly swept by TL in the finals, leaving them in second place.

In the summer split, 100 Thieves went 4-2 over the first three weeks. However, immediately after Week 3 ended, Meteos was controversially traded to FlyQuest for their academy jungler AnDa. With FlyQuest preferring to start Santorin, Meteos was assigned to FlyQuest Academy. Although he initially stated that he had no interest in playing in academy, Meteos played the rest of the academy split for FlyQuest Academy, and helped them to a 10-8 record, good enough for fifth place. In the academy playoffs, the team defeated Clutch Gaming Academy 3-2 in the quarterfinals, but lost 3-1 to eventual champions Cloud9 Academy in the semifinals.

2019 Season[]

Meteos left the FlyQuest organization in November 2020 and joined OpTic Gaming. However, he and support Big were benched until Week 3 of the spring split for unspecified disciplinary reasons. With a substitute roster, OpTic managed to push through a 2-2 record through the first two weeks but the team immediately nosedived with four straight losses when the intended starters returned. Meteos was also subbed out twice more for academy jungler Dardoch over the course of the split. Although they did recover and remained in the playoff picture until the final day of Week 9, OpTic never seriously challenged the top of the league and ended up in eighth with a 7-11 record.

Meteos played every game of the summer split and OpTic came out of the gate hot, posting a 4-0 record over the first two weeks, albeit against weak opponents. Losses against frontrunners Team Liquid and Cloud9 in Week 3 brought OpTic back to earth, and they slowly drifted lower and lower in the standings, only managing four additional wins over the rest of the split. However, unlike the previous summer, OpTic's 8-10 record was good enough to force a three-way tiebreaker for the final playoff spot with Golden Guardians and 100 Thieves. OpTic rose to the challenge, beating both teams, and securing their first playoff spot as a franchise. OpTic's best season came to an end quickly after that as they were dispatched 3-0 by CLG in the playoff quarterfinals, ending up without enough championship points to play in the Regional Finals.

2020 Season[]

Meteos rejoined 100 Thieves for the 2020 season, where he would play alongside his 2018 teammates Ssumday and Cody Sun. In a spring season dominated by first-place Cloud9, 100 Thieves were part of a cluster of teams hovering around the .500 mark and the playoff picture for most of the split, until a 2-0 final week brought them into a three-way tie for second place. 100 Thieves defeated FlyQuest in the first round of tiebreakers but lost to Evil Geniuses in the second round, leaving them in third place.

In the playoffs, 100 Thieves were chosen by Cloud9 in the first round and quickly swept. This sent them to the losers' bracket against fifth-place TSM. The series went to five games, but 100 Thieves lost in the decider, ending their season.

Meteos remained with 100 Thieves for the summer season, but after a 1-5 start, the team announced that academy jungler Contractz would be joining the LCS roster for Week 4, exactly the same timing as the end of Meteos's first stint with the team in 2018. Unlike in 2018, Meteos joined 100 Thieves Academy and played with them for three weeks, but the team only went 2-4 with him. After 100 Thieves decided to promote Kenvi from their amateur team 100 Thieves Next to the academy roster, Meteos left the team.

Trivia[]

His ID Meteos is named after the Nintendo DS game of the same name. He chose the name because the game was on his desk when he created his World of Warcraft account.
- His original ID was Long Dong, but Riot requested he change it.
His first main was Singed.
Played mostly ADC in Season 2, but switched to jungler in April 2012.
Is known for frequently eating Chipotle.
- Gained such a reputation as a Chipotle eater that three bags worth of Chipotle food were placed next to him when Cloud 9 posed for Playboy in 2014.
Known for his Skarner, Elise, Zac, and Nasus during Season 3
- This statistic was frequently mentioned by the now-inactive twitter account @c9meteosego, which parodies Meteos as being extremely self-centered and overly proud of that KDA.
  - Meteos has stated that he is aware of the account and found it annoying at first, but now thinks it's funny.
Played the bassoon in high school and knows how to ride a unicycle.^[31]
Played the trombone while in high school and had an old trombone warmup video go viral after HyperX and other NA LCS pros brought it up.^[32]
Known for being sarcastic on his stream, as well as blaming lag for his deaths and responding to things with "that's so troll."
Known for playing uncommon junglers in solo queue including, but not limited to, Brand, Soraka, and Morgana.
Known for his efficient, high farm jungling method as opposed to low economy, high pressure styles.
Has a character in World of Warcraft character named William after him, as well as another named after his dog Charlie.^[33]
Barring one of them returning to pro play, he is the last of the five original Cloud9 members to play in a competitive game.

Statistics[]

In the Season 3 NA LCS Summer Split, he played Zac 8 times with a 100 percent win rate and a KDA of 39.3.
Had a 12.7 KDA in Season 3 LCS Summer Split, highest in LCS.
Accumulated nearly 3,500 normal wins before switching to ranked games.
On June 12, 2016, became the sixth player in NA LCS history to reach 1,000 career assists.

Tournament Results[]

This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.

Meteos Tournament Results
Date	Pl	Event	Last Result	Team	Roster
2020-08-09	7	LCS 2020 Summer	7 - 11⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠100	Ssumday, Meteos, Contractz, Ryoma, Cody Sun, Stunt, Poome, Zikz
2020-08-07	3	NA Academy 2020 Summer	11 - 7⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠100.A	FakeGod, Contractz, Meteos, Kenvi, Soligo, Prismal, Poome, Breezyyy, Kelsey
2020-07-10	1	LCS 2020 Summer Classic Showmatch	1 : 0⁠⁠TSM	⁠⁠C9	Balls, Meteos, Hai, Sneaky, LemonNation
2020-04-08	5 - 6	LCS 2020 Spring Playoffs	2 : 3⁠⁠TSM	⁠⁠100	Ssumday, Meteos, Ryoma, Cody Sun, Stunt, Zikz, JungleJuice
2020-03-29	3	LCS 2020 Spring	10 - 8⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠100	Ssumday, Meteos, Ryoma, Cody Sun, Stunt, Zikz, JungleJuice
2019-08-11	5 - 6	LCS 2019 Summer Playoffs	0 : 3⁠⁠CLG	⁠⁠OPT	Dhokla, Meteos, Crown, Arrow, Big, Zaboutine, Croissant
2019-08-04	6	LCS 2019 Summer	8 - 10⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠OPT	Dhokla, Meteos, Crown, Scarlet, Arrow, Big, Zaboutine, Croissant
2019-03-24	7	LCS 2019 Spring	7 - 11⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠OPT	Allorim, Dhokla, Dardoch, Meteos, Crown, Asta, Arrow, Gate, Big, Zaboutine, Croissant
2019-03-15	9	NA Academy 2019 Spring	6 - 12⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠OPT.A	Allorim, Dardoch, Meteos, Scarlet, Asta, Arrow, Gate, Kubz
2018-08-24	3 - 4	NA Academy 2018 Summer Playoffs	1 : 3⁠⁠C9.A	⁠⁠FLY.A	Ngo, Meteos, Pekin Woof, Erry, Kwon, Invert

Meteos 1v1 Tournament Results
Date	Pl	Event	Prize	Team	Last Result
2015-12-13	17 - 32	All-Star 2015 Los Angeles		⁠⁠Fire	0 : 1 ⁠⁠ RooKie

Media[]

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March 18, MOBAFire TV: Interviews Cloud 9 Meteos at MLG Dallas with Julian Collins on YouTube
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March 20, Cloud 9's Team AMA! with Hai on Reddit
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May 9, Back for Seconds: Quantic Gaming by Riot Games on YouTube
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May 11, League of Legends NA Summer Promotion - Hai & Meteos [Lost] with Machinima on YouTube
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June 13, League Out Loud - Summer Split Begins & Meteos Interview [Lost] with Machinima on YouTube
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June 13, Meteos talks about his match against TSM Snapdragon with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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June 18, Meteos vlog #1 by Meteos on YouTube
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June 18, League Out Loud - Summer Split Begins & Meteos Interview [Lost] with Machinima on YouTube
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June 30, MLG Anaheim C9 Meteos Interview with Seltzer on YouTube
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July 12, Meteos talks about going against CLG in Week 5 at the LCS with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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July 16, Life before the big League by Riot Games on YouTube
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July 17, Pro tips on trying new roles by Riot Games on YouTube
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July 18, League of Legends LCS [SS WK 6] Meteos & Sneaky -Cloud 9 vs. TSM [Lost] with Machinima on YouTube
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July 26, LCS Week 7 Day 1 - C9 Meteos "We take every team seriously" with Julian Collins on YouTube
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July 28, C9 Meteos Vlog #2 - "Streaming, Teamwork and Worlds" by Cloud9 on YouTube
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August 5, Meteos says Cloud9 Will Adapt to Patch 3.10 with Travis Gafford on GameSpot
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September 3, Meteos AMA with Meteos on Reddit
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September 4, Cloud 9 Meteos Vlog - Powered by iBuyPower | NA Regionals at PAX with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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September 21, Meteos shares his thoughts on Cloud9's Scouting and Preparation with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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September 23, Off the Rift: C9 and Fnatic junglers discuss quarterfinal match with KatanaMordecai on YouTube
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September 28, LolKing's S3 Worlds Coverage - Interview with Meteos (Will Hartman) with Matt Demers on YouTube
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September 30, Cloud 9 HyperX Talks League Of Legends Championship by John Gaudiosi on GameSkinny
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October 8, C9 Meteos Vlog sponsored by GFUEL - Thoughts on Worlds and offseason by Meteos on YouTube
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October 12, Meteos AMA with Meteos on Reddit
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October 29, Sneaky & Meteos talk about worlds, offseason and life as progamers [Archived] with Jessie Lawrence on LoL Esports
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November 24, Meteos discusses C9's match against Gambit Gaming with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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January 18, Meteos talks about Cloud9's match on day 2 of LCS with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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March 8, Meteos shares his thoughts about Cloud 9 play in Day 2 of Super Week with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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April 4, Meteos talks about their match against TSM in the LCS Playoffs (video) with , and on onGamers
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April 4, Meteos on Cloud9's game against CLG and playing TSM tomorrow (video) with , and on onGamers
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May 9, Meteos and LiNk on Day One of All-Stars (video) with , and on onGamers
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June 19, Meteos on C9's game play and his thoughts on the other teams and players in NA LCS (video) with , and on onGamers
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July 20, Meteos: 'Kassadin is the most obnoxious Champion of all time...' (video) with , and on onGamers
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August 2, Cloud9 Meteos: "Every team in the LCS is really good right now" with Brittany Brown on YouTube
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August 4, Meteos Speaks: On C9′s Team Dynamic, ‘Korean Wannabes,’ TSM, ‘Don’t be Moscow Five,’ Scrimming SKT with , and on the esports guy
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August 18, Meteos talks C9's bootcamping for playoffs (video) with , and on onGamers
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September 25, C9 Meteos Interview (Video) with , and on onGamers
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November 18, "I think we can take back first place": an interview with William "Meteos" Hartman with , and on ESL
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December 7, Meteos Interview - "Thanks to the fans this event!" (video) with , and on ESL
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December 7, Meteos on patch 4.20 jungling and competing at IEM San Jose (video) with , and on onGamers
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January 5, Meteos - American Monster by , and on Gfinity (Thorin)
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January 21, 5 Players to watch in 2015 LCS Spring Split by , and on Azubu
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February 1, NA LCS 2015: Meteos "When you're winning a lot it's really easy to get lazy..." (video) with , and on SK Gaming
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February 15, Meteos predicts CLG to win against TSM and shares thoughts on jungle Nidalee (video) with , and on onGamers
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April 21, Meteos on TSM vs C9 finals: "It feels like we really just messed up our 1v2 every game" with , and on GameSpot
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May 25, Interview with C9 Meteos: “It seems to be going in the right direction so far.” with , and on News of Legends
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June 2, NA LCS 2015: Meteos - "The win doesn't mean we're better than TSM, we just had a better game." with , and on SK Gaming
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June 24, Recall with Thorin - Interview - C9 Meteos with , and on HTC
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August 13, „Vielleicht gründen wir ein neues Team“ (German and English) with , and on Redbull
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August 25, Face Check with guest Meteos with , and on Vulcun FS
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December 22, Meteos Explains What Happened to His Challenger Team and What His Pro Future Looks Like with , and on onGamers
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March 23, Meteos Shower: The legacy of William "Meteos" Hartman by Kien Lam on ESPN
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June 3, Meteos: The return of the great North American jungler by Colin "CD-Mangaka" Nimer on Slingshot
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June 12, Q&A with Meteos: Being on a team is very similar to being in a relationship with , and on ESPN
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July 17, Meteos: Bunny FuFuu stepping down 'just came down to who the coaches felt was the strongest fit' with , and on The Score
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August 3, Meteos on Cloud9’s Summer Split performance and the TI vs League prize pool situation with , and on Yahoo!
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August 4, Meteos on the current jungle meta: 'Riot doesn’t really balance champions for competitive jungling' with , and on The Score
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September 8, Meteos on playing solo queue in Korea: 'I had less than a 50 percent win rate when I was there' with , and on The Score
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October 10, Meteos: 'TSM probably deserves to be here more than we do' with , and on ESPN
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October 11, C9 Meteos: 'I don’t feel like we played better than TSM...if they had been in our group they probably would have done better' with , and on The Score
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October 14, C9 Meteos on Ambition: 'If you go for a play and it doesn’t completely work you’re just going to get f****d' with , and on The Score
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February 17, Redeeming Meteos: Repairing the narrative against Cloud9 by Kelsey Moser on Yahoo Esports
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February 20, Meteos on his LCS return, facing former teammates, and the chance he'll stay with , and on Yahoo
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February 24, Meteos on his career & leaving Reddit: "They build you up, but the same people will knock you down." with , and on Blitz Esports
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February 28, Meteos's Rise From the Ashes Shows a Need for Subs with , and on Red Bull
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March 6, Meteos on his return and not taking thigns too seriously with , and on Slingshot Esports
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March 22, An unlikely spotlight: The return of Meteos by Emily Rand on Yahoo! Esports
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January 23, Meteos on how runes could make one-tricks less troll and why he's competing again with , and on Blitz Esports
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January 25, 100T Meteos: 'I really like my teammates, they're all super chill and easy to work with' with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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January 26, Meteos: ‘The biggest reason I went with 100 Thieves was because Ryu’ with David Demarco on The Game Haus
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January 27, Meteos and Svenskeren talk Jungle Meta by Parkes Ousley on The Game Haus
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February 22, Meteos discusses the importance of their win over CLG, potential over-analysis and draft strategies with Parkes Ousley on The Game Haus
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February 28, Meteos about similarities of Hai and Aphromoo: “It doesn’t feel like you’re being ordered around, it’s more like you’re being given directions.” with Izento on The Shotcaller
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February 28, Meteos on facing Sneaky, Zoe's LCS decline, and the upcoming patch with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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March 8, Meteos breaks down their win over TSM and talks 8.4 changes with Parkes Ousley on The Game Haus
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March 17, Meteos on the Difference in Shotcalling Between Hai and Aphromoo - DBLTAP Exclusive Interview with DBLTAP on YouTube
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March 23, Meteos on ending 100T's lose streak, Sneaky's cosplay, and what could be hurting C9 with , and on Blitz Esports
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March 27, Meteos explains how losing Tracker's Knife changed jungling - LoL Pro Tips by , and on Blitz Esports
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April 6, How Meteos found his groove on 100 Thieves by Emily Rand on ESPN
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June 28, 100T Meteos: 'You’re training the guy who wants to take your job.' with , and on Chase Wassenar for Unikrn
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July 2, What the Meteos trade means for 100 Thieves, FlyQuest, and the rest of the NA LCS by Xing Li on Dot Esports
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July 24, Meteos: deciding between competing or creating content with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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November 11, League of Legends: NA LCS Players to Watch in the 2018-2019 Off-Season by Thomas Baker on The Game Haus
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January 12, Meteos: on WHY this split is going to be REALLY FUN with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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February 10, Meteos breaks down his LCS debut for OpTic Gaming, differences between academy team with Tyler Erzberger on ESPN Esports
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February 23, League of Legends: The Fantastic Four of LCS Week Four by Thomas Baker on The Game Haus
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February 26, Meteos: how he feels about sharing the jungle spot with Dardoch on Optic with , and on Travis Gafford on YouTube
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March 11, Unfiltered interview: Meteos on jungling, team hopping, and his relationship with Dardoch with Parkes Ousley on Upcomer
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March 26, OPT Meteos: "It's been great playing with Crown. He's extremely nice, which is kind of rare for mid laners." with Nick Geracie on Inven Global
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May 27, Meteos: 'Yuumi is the embodiment of what I don't like about the game' with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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June 1, Meteos: “It didn’t feel like we were friends on 100T...we’re definitely friends on OpTic” with Brian Chang on Upcomer
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July 25, Meteos explains how his team threw-down TSM with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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August 22, Meteos talks rooting for C9 and his off-season plans with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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January 18, 100T Meteos on LCS Media Day: Sneaky's retirement, adjusting to Ryoma, 2020 goals with Emily Rand on YouTube
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January 25, Meteos and Cody talk other teams: 'With C9, losing Sneaky is gonna hurt them more than it seems' with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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February 25, Meteos explains what makes CLOUD9 DOMINATE this split with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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February 29, Meteos: "I had a good amount of offers this off-season, but 100 Thieves stood out to me the most." with Nick Geracie on Inven Global
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June 11, Meteos on retirement: There's no reason why people can't continue to be pro players into their 30's with Travis Gafford on YouTube
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July 27, The Tragedy of Meteos: Same team. Same split. Same week. F@#!ED OVER... AGAIN by theScore Esports on YouTube
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Post-Match Interviews

Date	Tournament	Match	Link
2020-06-21	LCS 2020 Summer	100 vs IMT	Link
2020-03-01	LCS 2020 Spring	100 vs EG	Link
2020-01-26	LCS 2020 Spring	100 vs GG	Link
2019-07-07	LCS 2019 Summer	GG vs OPT	Link
2019-06-02	LCS 2019 Summer	OPT vs CG	Link
2019-02-23	LCS 2019 Spring	OPT vs 100	Link
2018-08-16	NA Academy 2018 Summer Playoffs	CG.A vs FLY.A	Link
2018-06-24	NA LCS 2018 Summer	C9 vs 100	Link
2018-03-11	NA LCS 2018 Spring	100 vs GG	Link
2018-02-24	NA LCS 2018 Spring	100 vs C9	Link
2018-01-20	NA LCS 2018 Spring	100 vs OPT	Link
2014-08-02	NA LCS 2014 Summer	TSM vs C9	Link
2014-07-26	NA LCS 2014 Summer	C9 vs DIG	Link
2014-06-15	NA LCS 2014 Summer	C9 vs DIG	Link
2014-05-25	NA LCS 2014 Summer	CLG vs C9	Link
2014-05-23	NA LCS 2014 Summer	C9 vs TSM	Link
2014-04-20	NA LCS 2014 Spring Playoffs	TSM vs C9	Link
2014-04-19	NA LCS 2014 Spring Playoffs	C9 vs CRS	Link
2014-04-06	NA LCS 2014 Spring	C9 vs CST	Link
2014-04-04	NA LCS 2014 Spring	C9 vs XDG	Link
2014-03-22	NA LCS 2014 Spring	CST vs C9	Link
2014-03-09	NA LCS 2014 Spring	DIG vs C9	Link
2014-03-07	NA LCS 2014 Spring	EG vs C9	Link
2014-03-02	NA LCS 2014 Spring	C9 vs TSM	Link
2014-02-23	NA LCS 2014 Spring	C9 vs EG	Link
2014-02-09	NA LCS 2014 Spring	C9 vs CST	Link
2014-01-26	NA LCS 2014 Spring	C9 vs CRS	Link
2014-01-18	NA LCS 2014 Spring	C9 vs CLG	Link
2013-12-22	Battle of the Atlantic 2013	C9 vs FNC	Link
2013-09-01	NA LCS 2013 Summer Playoffs	TSM vs C9	Link
2013-08-15	NA LCS 2013 Summer	C9 vs DIG	Link
2013-08-01	NA LCS 2013 Summer	DIG vs C9	Link
2013-07-25	NA LCS 2013 Summer	VES vs C9	Link
2013-07-18	NA LCS 2013 Summer	C9 vs TSM	Link
2013-07-12	NA LCS 2013 Summer	C9 vs VUL	Link
2013-06-14	NA LCS 2013 Summer	C9 vs CST	Link
2013-06-12	NA LCS 2013 Summer	DIG vs C9	Link
2013-05-10	NA LCS 2013 Summer Promotion	QTC vs TAP	Link