09.15.26 - 10:04 AM09.15.2026 - 10:04 AM·m minute(s) read·
By Danny
T1 Esports Academy Cloud Named 2026 LCK CL Regular Season MVP
Ahead of the 2026 LCK CL Grand Final on September 15, the league unveiled its Regular Season award winners, including the Regular Season MVP, Best Coach, and the ALL-CL Team.
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T1 이스포츠 아카데미는 2년 연속 정규시즌 MVP를 배출했다.
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Following an impressive performance in the LCK Challengers League, T1 Esports Academy support Moon “Cloud” Hyeon-ho has been named the 2026 LCK CL Regular Season MVP.
The 19-year-old, now in his second year in the CL, has emerged as one of the region's premier next-generation supports, steering T1 Esports Academy to a first-place finish in the regular season and a berth in the Grand Final. Heading into today’s finals clash, Cloud looks to cement his worth on the big stage.
The 19-year-old, now in his second year in the CL, has emerged as one of the region's premier next-generation supports, steering T1 Esports Academy to a first-place finish in the regular season and a berth in the Grand Final. Heading into today’s finals clash, Cloud looks to cement his worth on the big stage.
A New Golden Era for T1 Esports Academy
Despite a few ups and downs along the way, the 2026 LCK CL was unequivocally T1 Esports Academy’s race to lose. Adeptly filling the void left by Ha “Vincenzo” Seung-min and Shin “Smash” Geum-jae, the squad held onto first place right from the start of the season. Their dominance was underscored by Regular Season MVP Moon “Cloud” Hyeon-ho, who, alongside Shim “Haetae” Soo-hyun, Kim “Painter” Eun-hoo, and Moon “Guti” Jung-hwan, earned a spot on the ALL-LCK CL Team. To cap it all off, head coach Choi “DooTI” Doo-sung took home the Best Coach award, highlighting the team’s stellar campaign.
In the bottom lane, meanwhile, DK Challengers’ Hwang “Wayne” Seo-hyeon earned a spot on the ALL-LCK CL Team, adding further prestige to DK Challengers’ triumph as the Asia Masters champions. On the other hand, Kim “Sharvel” Dan-woo, who transferred to DN SOOPers, was excluded from the ballot after failing to meet the minimum game requirement.
