Team Liquid and LYON lead the 2026 LCS Summer First Team All-Pro

Award season for the 2026 League of Legends Championship Series (LCS) season is in full swing. Considering a player’s year-round performance, the Top 2 teams from the Summer Split Regular Season, and , shape the First Team All-Pro.

LCS casters, players, coaching staffs, the media, and, most importantly, the fans shape the award-winning teams. The results of all three All-Pro teams were announced on September 17th, during the most recent episode of the LCS weekly podcast, “The Dive.”

Thanks to their incredibly consistent 2026 season, this outcome was widely anticipated, as both teams finished with near-perfect records and contributed nine out of ten players from the First and Second All-Pro teams.

Botlane’s position always had Kim "" Min-cheol’s name. LYON’s botlaner was unanimously named to the First Team All-Pro, considering each team can’t vote for any teammate. Brandon Joel “" Villegas was a firm choice for jungle, though it wasn’t as crystal clear as Berserker’s case.

However, the rest of the members were tight contests. Twelve points separated 1st Team member Park "" Ru-han from 2nd Team member Niship "" Doshi. The closest battle came in the midlane, where Kang "" Sung-in edged Lim "" Hyeon-seung by just three points. Jo "" Yong-in relegated Jonah "" Rosario, the Most Improved Player award recipient, to 2nd Team by five points.

Park "Morgan" Ru-han (Team Liquid)

Brandon Joel "Josedeodo" Villegas (Team Liquid)

Kang "Saint" Sung-in (LYON)

Kim "Berserker" Min-cheol (LYON)

Jo "CoreJJ" Yong-in (Team Liquid)

Niship "Dhokla" Doshi (LYON)

Ham "HamBak" Yoo-jin (Sentinels)

Lim "Quid" Hyeon-seung (Team Liquid)

Sean "Yeon" Sung (Team Liquid)

Jonah "Isles" Rosario (LYON)

Park "Thanatos" Seung-gyu (Cloud9)

Robert "Blaber" Huang (Cloud9)

Lee "Loki" Sang-min (Cloud9)

Cho "Rahel" Min-seong (Sentinels)

Phillippe "Vulcan" Laflamme (Cloud9)

and finalize out the final pieces of the All-Pro teams. Ham "" Yoo-jin’s perpetually aggressive playstyle helped the Society finish inside the Top 4 of the Summer Split regular season, and he fills in as the 2nd Team All-Pro jungler.

After an audacious off-season between spring and summer, C9 changed two of their carries. They finished third place in the regular season and made up most of the Third Team All-Pro. Edward “" Ra is the only player missing, as Cho "" Min-seong replaces him.

The most notable absence is that of LYON’s Kacper “" Słoma. Though the Polish jungler showed incredible skill in the Mexican Organization’s last three series, his four-week absence explains his exclusion from all levels of the All-Pro. LCS award season continues on September 24th with the announcement of the KIA Rookie of the Split.