Rank, whose real name is Callam Besley, is a mid laner competing for ION Global Esports in the LCO, the League of Legends Circuit Oceania. As the premier competition for the Oceanic region, the LCO showcases the best talent from Australia, New Zealand, and the surrounding area, and Rank is among the players representing the ambitions of a scene known for producing resourceful, hungry competitors.
Occupying the mid lane, Rank plays what many consider the most influential position on the map. The mid laner sits at the crossroads of the Rift, able to affect every part of the game through quick rotations, roams to neighboring lanes, and priority in the shortest lane on the map. It is a role that rewards both individual skill and strategic vision, demanding a player who can win lane, dictate tempo, and step up as a primary source of damage or utility in the decisive teamfights that close out games.
The LCO has long served as a launching pad for talent that goes on to compete internationally, and the region prides itself on scrappy, adaptable play born from a tight-knit competitive community. For a mid laner like Rank, thriving in this environment means mastering the ever-changing meta and delivering consistent performances against a field of motivated rivals. Representing ION Global Esports, he shoulders the responsibility of being a central pillar in his team’s strategy.
The path forward for Rank is shaped by both his own development and the opportunities the Oceanic scene affords. Players who distinguish themselves in the LCO can earn recognition well beyond their home region, and a strong mid laner is always a coveted asset. If Rank can continue to refine his laning, expand his versatility, and rise to the moment in high-stakes matches, he has the potential to become one of the standout names in Oceanic League of Legends and help drive ION Global Esports toward the top of the standings.
Rank currently plays as Mid for ION Global Esports in the LCO.
Rank is best known for Akali, Azir, Corki.

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