NCG Esports is a Mexican competitive organisation fielding a League of Legends roster in the LRN, the top-flight circuit for the Latin America North region. As one of the constituent scenes feeding into the wider Latin American ecosystem, LRN offers a proving ground for domestic talent aiming to reach continental and international stages, and NCG Esports competes as part of this ambitious and passionate community.
The team currently lines up with Tuercas, Vares, Veiga, Fatorix and Crikx. This five-man core covers the standard competitive positions across the Rift, and a settled roster of named starters gives the coaching staff a consistent foundation from which to build strategy, refine team fights, and develop synergy over the course of a season. Cohesion between these five will be central to how far NCG can climb within its division.
Latin America North has long been a hotbed of enthusiasm for League of Legends, with a fan base known for its energy and loyalty. The LRN serves as the regional competition where organisations vie for domestic supremacy and the opportunity to represent their scene against rivals from Latin America South and beyond. Success here can open doors to broader Latin American finals and, ultimately, international representation.
For an organisation rooted in Mexico, competing in LRN carries both regional pride and the practical challenge of standing out in a crowded, competitive field. Consistency across the regular season and strong playoff performances are the currency by which teams measure their progress.
With an established starting five of Tuercas, Vares, Veiga, Fatorix and Crikx, NCG Esports has the pieces in place to make its mark on the Latin America North landscape. The team’s trajectory will depend on how effectively it converts individual ability into coordinated play, and whether it can sustain form across a demanding schedule. For fans of the regional scene, NCG represents another chapter in Mexico’s ongoing contribution to Latin American League of Legends.
NCG Esports competes in the LRN (LATIN AMERICA NORTH region).
The NCG Esports roster includes Tuercas, Veiga, Vares, Crikx.

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