Snoopy — Renato Chávez
Bot / ADC Retired

Snoopy

Renato Chávez

Peru Universitario Esports 29 years

About Snoopy

Snoopy, known off the stage as Renato Chávez, is a Peruvian bot laner whose competitive career unfolded within the Latin American League of Legends scene. Now 29 and retired from active professional play, he is remembered for his tenure with Universitario Esports, an organization tied to one of Peru’s storied sporting institutions. His story reflects the growth and passion of a region that has produced dedicated marksmen despite operating outside the sport’s largest spotlights.

A Marksman’s Role

As a bot lane carry, Snoopy occupied the position most associated with sustained damage output. The role demands relentless farming, disciplined positioning, and the composure to remain a team’s primary damage source through the chaos of late-game teamfights. It is a job where a single misstep can be fatal, yet where a well-protected marksman can single-handedly dismantle an enemy team. Snoopy’s champion pool underscores the versatility this required of him.

Signature Champions

His preferred picks, Kalista, Vayne, Tristana, and Caitlyn, span the full spectrum of marksman archetypes. Kalista rewards mobility and coordinated engages, Vayne is a late-game duelist capable of shredding even the tankiest foes, Tristana offers explosive burst and self-peel through her leap, and Caitlyn dominates the laning phase with unmatched range and zoning. A player comfortable across all four demonstrates both mechanical breadth and the game knowledge to select the right tool for a given draft.

Competing for Universitario Esports connected Snoopy to a fan base drawn from Peruvian sporting culture, adding a layer of local pride to his appearances. Latin American competition has long been a passionate but challenging environment, and players who commit to it help build the foundation on which the region’s future ambitions rest.

A Retired Veteran’s Legacy

Having stepped away from active competition, Snoopy leaves behind the record of a professional who represented his country and his organization with commitment. Retired players of his generation often become touchstones for younger talent, and the experience accumulated over a career in a developing region carries real value. Whether his path leads toward coaching, content, or a quieter role, Snoopy’s contribution to Peruvian League of Legends remains part of the region’s evolving narrative.

Signature Champions

FAQ

Snoopy (Renato Chávez) is 29 years old, born July 23, 1996.

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