Jakub “
Sinmivak” Rucki has convinced
UCAM Esports. After joining the team for the 2024 Summer Split, the toplaner has reached a verbal agreement to stay for
the next LVP season, sources tell Sheep Esports on Tuesday. The team, which finished 5th in the spring, improved by one round with its new toplaner in the Summer Split, securing a 4th place finish. However, this was not the Polish player’s best Superliga result, as he had achieved a 3rd place finish in the Summer of 2023 with KOI Academy.
At UCAM, Sinmivak didn't get many opportunities to showcase his full potential during the regular season, playing mostly tank champions—seven of which were K’Sante games. However, during the playoffs, he was able to diversify his champion pool. In the series against Ramboot Club, despite the 2-3 defeat, he played five different champions across five games, including several carries like Kennen, Jayce, and Varus. From a statistical standpoint, though, Sinmivak didn't particularly stand out this summer, ranking as only the 8th best toplaner in the LVP Summer Split 2024, according to Sheep Stats (56/100).
Sinmivak isn't the only player staying with UCAM. As previously reported by Sheep Esports,
jungler Luis “Koldo” Pérez—who was also Sinmivak’s teammate at KOI Academy in 2023—will remain with the team next season. They will be joined by midlaner
Tomasz “ESCIK” Skwarczynski, AD Carry
Mert “Andariel” Kılıç, and support
Besmir “iLEVI” Jakupi, still according to our information.
