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Between them, the field of players holds three World Championship titles, eleven National Championship titles, and an innumerable number of Regional titles. The following is an incomplete list of some of their most notable achievements.
Between them, the field of players holds three World Championship titles, eleven National Championship titles, and an innumerable number of Regional titles. The following is an incomplete list of some of their most notable achievements.
===Markus "Yoshi" Stadter===
===Markus "Yoshi" Stadter===
2016 World Championships 3rd;
*2016 World Championships 3rd
2015 UK Nationals 1st
*2015 UK Nationals 1st
2014 German Nationals 1st;
*2014 German Nationals 1st  
2012 French Nationals 2nd;
*2012 French Nationals 2nd
2017 Dreamhack Leipzig Regionals 1st;
*2017 Dreamhack Leipzig Regionals 1st
2016 Stockholm Regionals 1st  
*2016 Stockholm Regionals 1st  
===Sejun Park===
===Sejun Park===
2014 World Championships 1st;
*2014 World Championships 1st  
2013 World Championships 5th;
*2013 World Championships 5th  
2012 World Championships 5th;
*2012 World Championships 5th  
2011 World Championships (Senior) 2nd;
*2011 World Championships (Senior) 2nd
2014 Korean Nationals 1st;
*3 Time Korean Nationals 1st (2011, 2013, 2014)
2013 Korean Nationals 1st;
2011 Korean Nationals 1st
===Alex Ogloza===
===Alex Ogloza===
2010 World Championships 13th;  
*2010 World Championships 13th   
2014 US Nationals 1st;
*2014 US Nationals 1st  
2014 Oregon Regionals 2nd;
*2014 Oregon Regionals 2nd  
2012 San Jose Regionals 3rd
*2012 San Jose Regionals 3rd
===Wolfe "Wolfey" Glick===
===Wolfe "Wolfey" Glick===
2016 World Championships 1st;
*2016 World Championships 1st  
2015 World Championships 12th;
*2015 World Championships 12th
2014 World Championships 9th;
*2014 World Championships 9th  
2012 World Championships 2nd;
*2012 World Championships 2nd  
2011 World Championships 6th;
*2011 World Championships 6th
2012 US Nationals 1st;
*2 Time US Nationals 1st (2011, 2012)
2011 US Nationals 1st;
*5 Time Regional Champion (2011, two in 2015, two in 2016)
5 Time Regional Champion (‘11, ‘15, ‘15, ‘16, ‘16);
*2 Time Regional 2nd Place (2012, 2015)
2 Time Regional 2nd Place (‘12, ‘15)
===Dan "aDrive" Clap===
===Dan "aDrive" Clap===
GBA S5 1st;
*Global Battle Association Season 5 1st  
GBA S4 2nd;
*Global Battle Association Season 4 2nd  
UCL LC 2nd;
*United Championship League Little Cup 2nd  
UCL S1 2nd  
*United Championship League Season 1 2nd  
===Enosh "Human" Shachar===
===Enosh "Human" Shachar===
2014 World Championships 12th;
*2014 World Championships 12th
2013 World Championships 8th;
*2013 World Championships 8th
2011 World Championships (Senior) 4th;
*2011 World Championships (Senior) 4th
2013 US Nationals 2nd;
*2013 US Nationals 2nd
2016 San Jose Regionals 2nd;
*2016 San Jose Regionals 2nd
2016 Massachusetts Regionals 2nd;
*2016 Massachusetts Regionals 2nd
2014 Virginia Regionals 2nd;
*2014 Virginia Regionals 2nd
2014 Philadelphia Regionals Top 4;
*2014 Philadelphia Regionals Top 4  
2013 Socal Regionals Top 4;
*2013 Socal Regionals Top 4
2013 Philadelphia Regionals Top 4;
*2013 Philadelphia Regionals Top 4  
2012 Philadelphia Regionals Top 4;
*2012 Philadelphia Regionals Top 4
===Aaron "Cybertron" Zheng===
===Aaron "Cybertron" Zheng===
2013 World Championships Top 4;
*2013 World Championships Top 4
2012 World Championships Top 8 (Senior);
*2012 World Championships Top 8 (Senior)
2008 World Championships Top 32 (Junior)
*2008 World Championships Top 32 (Junior)
===Shoma "SHADEviera" Honami===
===Shoma "SHADEviera" Honami===
2015 World Championships 1st;
*2015 World Championships 1st


==Match Schedule==
==Match Schedule==
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===GEICO Gaming===
===GEICO Gaming===
GEICO Gaming is GEICO’s alter ego in the worlds of gaming and esports. GEICO Gaming is the proud sponsor of both Team Solo Mid and Panda Global Gaming and the title sponsor for one of the best-running amateur Hearthstone tournaments in the One Nation of Gamers Hearthstone Circuit. GEICO Gaming has helped thrill crowds at PAX South, SXSW Gaming, PAX East, and Wizard World events, and EVO with their tournaments sweet swag, and freeplay for attendees. Check out our latest event at geico.onog.gg and follow them on twitter at @GEICOGaming
GEICO Gaming is GEICO’s alter ego in the worlds of gaming and esports. GEICO Gaming is the proud sponsor of both Team Solo Mid and Panda Global Gaming and the title sponsor for one of the best-running amateur Hearthstone tournaments in the One Nation of Gamers Hearthstone Circuit. GEICO Gaming has helped thrill crowds at PAX South, SXSW Gaming, PAX East, and Wizard World events, and EVO with their tournaments sweet swag, and freeplay for attendees. Check out our latest event at geico.onog.gg and follow them on twitter at @GEICOGaming
==External Links==
*[http://pokemon.onog.gg/ Tournament Home Page]
*[http://www.trainertower.com/markus-stadter-the-visionary/ Markus "Yoshi" Stadter Tournament Profile]
*[http://www.trainertower.com/sejun-park-the-innovator/ Sejun Park Tournament Profile]
*[http://www.trainertower.com/alex-ogloza-the-wildcard/ Alex Ogloza Tournament Profile]
*[http://www.trainertower.com/wolfe-glick-the-epic-hero/ Wolfe "Wolfey" Glick Tournament Profile]
*[http://www.trainertower.com/adrive-the-career-trainer/ Dan "aDrive" Clap Tournament Profile]
*[http://www.trainertower.com/enosh-shachar-the-architect/ Enosh "Human" Shachar Tournament Profile]