KODEX has announced its entry into Counter-Strike by acquiring the former Foxtrot roster. The North American esports organization made the announcement shortly after the squad began its campaign at FRAG St. Louis, where the players are making their LAN debut under the KODEX name.

The acquisition gives KODEX its first Counter-Strike roster. The organization already has a presence in Rainbow Six Siege, while the former Foxtrot lineup had begun appearing under the KODEX banner several matches into ESEA Advanced S58.

At FRAG St. Louis, KODEX had secured a place in the top 16 after recording a 2-1 group-stage record. The team’s event participation and its ESEA Advanced S58 season are separate documented parts of its early period after the roster change.

The roster consists of Dalton “dopplahs” Hanley, John “Toasty” Hill, Raymon “duhpe” Carrillo, Nick “kenny” Gomulka, and Joe “JSP” Chmielewski. These are the players identified as the former Foxtrot squad acquired by KODEX.

After the lineup had begun competing at FRAG St. Louis, KODEX announced its acquisition of the former Foxtrot players. The event was the roster’s first LAN appearance, while the acquisition gave KODEX its inaugural Counter-Strike roster.

Not every listed player was able to attend the LAN. Carrillo was unable to take part after being struck by a drunk driver. He was reported to be okay, but Andrew “celery” Pylko of Aspyre was needed as a substitute for the team at the event.

KODEX begins with a roster already in competition

KODEX announced the acquisition of the former Foxtrot roster shortly after the team opened its FRAG St. Louis campaign. The organization described this as its first Counter-Strike roster; KODEX also has a presence in Rainbow Six Siege. At the event, the roster was making its LAN debut and had already earned a top-16 place after going 2-1 in the group stage.

Several matches into ESEA Advanced S58, the former Foxtrot players began competing under the KODEX banner. Foxtrot had not made a post about the roster leaving. This banner change is documented in relation to ESEA Advanced S58, while the acquisition announcement is reported shortly after the start of the FRAG St. Louis campaign.

The ESEA Advanced S58 record reported for the squad was 9-5. The report characterized that position as giving the team a strong chance to reach the playoffs. At FRAG St. Louis, four of the five former Foxtrot players attended, while Carrillo was unable to be there. Aspyre player Andrew “celery” Pylko was needed as a substitute.

Official KODEX Counter-Strike roster announcement
  • FRAG St. Louis: KODEX secured a top 16 place with a 2-1 group-stage record during the roster’s LAN debut.
  • ESEA Advanced S58: the lineup was 9-5 after beginning to play under the KODEX banner several matches into the season.
  • Event attendance: Carrillo could not attend FRAG St. Louis, and Aspyre player Pylko substituted for the team.

KODEX announced that it had acquired the former Foxtrot roster shortly after the team began its FRAG St. Louis campaign. Separately, the players started appearing under the KODEX banner several matches into ESEA Advanced S58.

The LAN roster information identifies Andrew “celery” Pylko of Aspyre as the player who filled in when Raymon “duhpe” Carrillo could not attend after being struck by a drunk driver. The report says Carrillo was okay.

At FRAG St. Louis, four of the five former Foxtrot players were present. The team had a 2-1 group-stage record and had secured a place among the top 16. In ESEA Advanced S58, its reported record was 9-5, with a strong chance of reaching the playoffs.

Roster and competition details

Hanley, Hill, Carrillo, Gomulka, and Chmielewski are the players named in the acquired former Foxtrot roster. Their move gave KODEX its first Counter-Strike lineup.

Pylko was identified as an Aspyre player and filled in at FRAG St. Louis because Carrillo was not able to attend. The report states that Carrillo was okay after the incident that prevented his attendance.

KODEX’s early documented results consist of the 2-1 group-stage record that secured top 16 at FRAG St. Louis and the 9-5 ESEA Advanced S58 record. The ESEA position was described as carrying a strong chance of playoff qualification.

Documented subject Documented fact
KODEX The organization acquired the former Foxtrot roster for its first Counter-Strike team.
FRAG St. Louis The team reached the top 16 with a 2-1 group-stage record.
ESEA Advanced S58 The squad was 9-5 and was described as having a strong chance to make the playoffs.
Raymon “duhpe” Carrillo He could not attend FRAG St. Louis after being struck by a drunk driver and was reported to be okay.
Andrew “celery” Pylko The Aspyre player substituted for the team at FRAG St. Louis.

KODEX entered Counter-Strike with the acquisition of the former Foxtrot roster, shortly after that team began competing at FRAG St. Louis. The organization already had a Rainbow Six Siege presence. The roster made its LAN debut at FRAG St. Louis and, with a 2-1 group-stage mark, secured a top-16 position. That top-16 result is the stated event consequence.

In ESEA Advanced S58, the squad began using the KODEX name several matches into the season and was listed at 9-5. The report said it had a strong chance to reach the playoffs. At FRAG St. Louis, Carrillo could not attend after being struck by a drunk driver, although he was reported to be okay; Pylko of Aspyre substituted for the team. Four of the five former Foxtrot players were at the LAN.