S8UL Esports Secures VALORANT Challengers South Asia Title

S8UL Esports has claimed the VALORANT Challengers South Asia (VCSA) 2026 Split 1 title with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Revenant Xspark in the Grand Final. The win secures them a prize pool of INR ₹9,00,000 and establishes them as the standout team in South Asian VALORANT competitive play.

The team’s journey to the championship was marked by consistency throughout the league phase, where they faced off against seven elite South Asian squads. Their dominance continued in the semifinals with a decisive 2-0 win over Asterisk, showcasing their ability to perform at their best when it mattered most. The Grand Final itself was a tense five-map battle, with both teams trading victories before S8UL emerged victorious in the final showdown.

The success is a result of the strategic leadership of Mithul ‘8bit Binks’ Nayak, who has been instrumental in revamping the roster since the 2025 season. Under the guidance of captain Ganesh ‘SkRossi’ Gangadhar, the team has demonstrated remarkable growth, delivering clutch performances in high-pressure situations. ‘Winning Split 1 gives us confidence, but we know the season is long,’ said SkRossi. ‘I’m proud of how the team stayed focused in the crucial moments.’

The championship win also positions S8UL favorably within the VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT) ecosystem. By securing the first title of the year, they have strengthened their standing in the region and improved their chances for international qualification in future splits.

Animesh ‘Thug’ Agarwal, Co-Founder and CEO of S8UL, highlighted the team’s composure during the high-stakes final, stating: ‘The team showed incredible composure in a high-pressure final. This result is a testament to the work they’ve been putting in behind the scenes. We’ve always believed in this roster.’

With this victory, S8UL has not only claimed their place at the top of South Asian esports but has also set a benchmark for excellence that other teams will strive to match.