Acce

Known throughout the Latin American scene as Acce, Edgardo Emmanuel Juarez Medina is an Argentine top laner whose longevity has made him a familiar name in the region. At 30 years old, he brings a level of experience that younger competitors simply cannot replicate, and that veteran presence continues to shape how his current squad, The New Kings, approaches the game inside the LRS.

The Man in the Top Lane

Acce occupies the top lane, traditionally the most isolated position on Summoner’s Rift. It is a role that rewards patience, map awareness, and the discipline to hold a side lane against pressure while trusting teammates to develop elsewhere. Players who thrive here tend to be measured decision-makers, and Acce’s champion pool reflects exactly that temperament. His willingness to flex between hard-carrying threats and selfless frontline options gives his coaching staff meaningful flexibility during the draft.

A Champion Pool Built on Balance

His signature picks tell the story of a player comfortable across archetypes. Kassadin and Rumble represent his scaling and magic-damage flank, capable of taking over teamfights once the game reaches the mid to late stages. Hecarim offers roaming pressure and flanking initiation, while Maokai and Shen anchor the tankier side of his repertoire, providing durability, crowd control, and in Shen’s case the global map presence that lets him influence lanes he isn’t even standing in. This breadth allows Acce to adapt to whatever a series demands.

Competing in the LRS, the domestic circuit for the region, Acce has built his reputation through consistency rather than flash. The New Kings rely on him as a stabilizing force, the kind of top laner who rarely loses lane outright and who can be trusted to execute a game plan without needing constant support from the jungle.

As he continues into a career stage where many players consider stepping back, Acce remains firmly active and competitive. His combination of a versatile pool and hard-earned game knowledge suggests he still has value to offer his team, and the coming seasons will show whether that experience can translate into deeper runs for The New Kings on the regional stage.