LLA splits matches with NA in CoreJJ’s In-House tournament
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In CoreJJ’s latest In-House event, which pitted Latin America’s LLA against various teams from North America, the LLA won one game against a team of rookies before losing to a team of players from North America’s Academy League.
The 2022 LCS season is a little over a month away but CoreJJ isn’t leaving fans hanging. After the success of his LCS in-house tournament in late November, the veteran player hosted a series of show matches between North American talent and players from the LLA, the league that serves Latin America, under the ‘LAN vs NA In-House Tournament’ banner.
Riot Games/LLA/Wikimedia CommonsLAN vs NA In-House Tournament: Schedule & Results
Each match will be played as a best-of-five.
| Date | Match | PT | ET | GMT |
| December 3 | LLA 3 – 2 NA Rookies | 5PM | 8PM | 1AM |
| December 4 | LLA 1 – 3 NA Academy | 5PM | 8PM | 1AM |
The LLA v LCS match was cancelled after the LLA team’s loss to the NA Academy team.
LAN vs NA In-House Tournament: Teams
Four teams were expected to take part in the show matches, though CoreJJ joked in his Twitter announcement that if the LLA team lost to the NA Rookies team, the other two matches wouldn’t go ahead. Two of the three matches went ahead, but the LLA v LCS match did not go ahead after the LLA team lost to the NA Academy team.
Rainbow7 top laner Roberto ‘Straight’ Guallichico captained the LLA squad.
| Team | Players |
| LLA | Straight, Grell, Leza, ottovaG, Baula |
| NA Rookies | Concept, Gryffin, Shochi, Instinct, Donbray |
| NA Academy | Dhokla, Armao, Rjs, Yeon, Diamond |
| LCS | – |
