Splyce Reveal The Newest Member of Their Call of Duty Pro Team
North American based esports organization Splyce have revealed the newest member of their Call of Duty roster.
The team announced on May 11th that they have acquired the services of Joshua-Lee ‘Joshh’ Sheppard, who will be joining Splyce for the second time in his career.
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The announcement came via the org’s official Twitter page, which also included highlights from Joshh’s previous stint with Splyce during the Black Ops 3 CWL season.
COD roster update: @BsportJoshh is back.#OnTheHunt May 15. #CWLPS4 pic.twitter.com/w9qiNfLZce
— Splyce (@Splyce) May 11, 2018
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The former Red Reserve player joins a roster of established veterans that include Ben ‘Bance’ Bance, Jordan ‘Jurd’ Crowley, and Dylan ‘MadCat’ Daly.
After the roster move was made official, Joshh took to his own Twitter account to relay a message to the rest of the competitive Call of Duty community.
Back with my boys @Bance, @jurd and @MadCat under @Splyce where I should never have left in the first place, time to prove everyone wrong for the 50th time in my career, see you all soon.
— Joshua-Lee Sheppard (@BsportJoshh) May 11, 2018
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After a poor performance and a 17-20th placing at the recent CWL Seattle event, Splyce decided to make a change and dropped former player Thomas ‘Tommey’ Trewren.
They knew that the empty roster spot needed to be filled by experienced talent, and it was perfect timing that Joshh was made available after leaving Red Reserve.
Joshh and Splyce will hope that him being back in the familiar gold and black colors will be just what the team needs to reach the next level.
