PWR have announced that Lachlan "
Fever" Aitchison will return to the organization for a second stint, linking up with Angus "
gus" Hall and Ezequiel "
Fibérr" Aranda-Lovito for the Rocket League Club Championship. Lachlan "
Superlachie" Gordon, who competed with the duo last season, is now set to depart the organization. APAC coach, Michael "
KIN99" King, who has been involved in the Maldives national team, joins the organization as head coach. PWR were
one of 20 organizations invited to the RLCS partnership program ahead of the new season, having been involved in Rocket League Esports since 2021. This new roster will make its debut at the London RLCS Kick-Off Event in December alongside its OCE counterparts, Wildcard.
Fever spent the last four years of his career competing alongside Daniel "
Torsos" Parsons having joined the RLCS veteran on PWR in 2022. They formed a partnership with Jon
"bananahead" Anastasakis in late 2023, quickly becoming a dominant force in the region and moved to Wildcard with the star ahead of RLCS 2025. The trio earned a surprise top-six finish at the 2025 World Championship, Oceania’s highest placement at an RLCS LAN event since Season 6. After failing to win a series on LAN in RLCS 2026, Wildcard
announced the departures of Torsos and Fever ahead of a RLCS rebuild for the Club Championship, bringing an end to a team that had competed together for over three years.
Fever has now signed with Wildcard’s chief competition in the region, PWR. The 21-year-old returns to the organization for a second time, having initially competed for them in RLCS 2022-23. He links up with gus and Fiberr, who both made the Boston Major with the organization last season. He replaces the departing Superlachie, who joined the organization in November 2025. The move brings an end to a four-year partnership with Torsos, who is currently without a starting role on either of the OCE representatives at the RLCS Kick-Off Event.
