Valorant: TenZ Returns to Sentinels for VCT 2023 Season
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TenZ makes a return to the Sentinels in Valorant
The Sentinels’ star Valorant player, Tyson ‘TenZ’ Ngo has re-signed with the North American organization for the 2023 VCT season, the team announced yesterday.
Valorant player and streamer TenZ has signed a new deal with Sentinels and will play for the team in the first season of the Partnership League in 2023, making it clear that Sentinels always intended to keep the player.
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Sentinels Re-sign TenZ to its Valorant Squad for the VCT 2023
Although it is confirmed now that TenZ will stay with Sentinels, his future had been up in the air for the past few weeks. Sentinels brought in several new coaches such as Don “SyykoNT” Muir and Adam Kaplan to build its roster for next season. TenZ was discussed as one of the Sentinels’ options when he was hired.
Sentinels will be competing in the Americas International League starting next year. Sentinels join a stacked roster across the region that includes other strong teams such as Cloud9, NRG, Evil Geniuses, LOUD, FURIA and more.
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Sentinels has signed former XSET player Rory “Dephh” Jackson and his Superstar Zachary “zekken” Patrone to their VALORANT roster as well, with the former yet to be announced by the esports organization.
The team is set to complete the roster with the signings of Brazilian superstars Gustavo “Sassie” Rossi and Brian “Pancada” Luna. The return of TenZ to Sentinels will be a huge boost for the squad, and gives them a strong fighting chance for the upcoming season and the VCT (Valorant Champions Tour) 2023 as well.
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