StarCraft II: Champions Trophy Asia this Saturday, 1PM CET

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NEWS

By Jens 'JPW' Wundenberg

May 23, 2011 10:27

Europe and North America found their winners last weekend, Korea is next in line taking place next Saturday, 28th of May.

This month's Champions Trophy tournaments are just around the corner with Europe and North America taking place this next weekend, Saturday, 21st (Europe) and Sunday, 22nd (North America) respectively, Korea will follow up Saturday, 28th.

All tournaments will feature the finest in competitive Starcraft II gaming from around the globe and a prize pool of 250 USD and two Killer 2100 networking cards for each tournament - all provided by Kingston Technology and Bigfoot Networks.

Europe: Saturday, May 21st (5 PM CET - 11 AM EST - 8 AM PST)
NA: Sunday, May 22nd (10PM CET - 4PM EST - 1PM PST)
KR: Saturday, May 28th (1PM CET - 7AM EST - 4AM PST)

> Tournament Page

Overview - Asia

Start: 28th of May, 2011, 13.00 CET
Mode: 16 players, Single Elimination. All rounds best-of-three, final best-of-five.

Jong Hyuk 'bbongbbong' Choi (Prime)

Kim Dong 'Hannibal' Wook (Prime)

Jeong 'netti' Young-Soo (Prime)

Ho-Joon 'Puma' Lee (TSL)

Jin-Young 'JYP' Park (TSL)

Dong Hyung 'Revival' Kim (TSL)

Jung Hoon 'TOP' Kim (OGs)

Choi Yun 'TheStC' Sik (OGs)

Man Hyuk 'jookto' Jo (OGs)

Chang Ho 'Luvsic' Jo (OGs)

Tan 'Tandongho' Dong Ho (Startale)

Hyun-Jun 'tiger' Kim (Startale)

Lee-Sak 'Parting' Won (Startale)

Hyo-Jong 'ting' Park (IM)

Ho Jin 'happy' An (IM)

Hyo Jong 'horror' Kim (IM)

Prizes

1st Place: 250 USD in cash + Bigfoot Killer 2100
2nd Place: Bigfoot Killer 2100

For maps and rules see the tournament page.
If you have any questions, feel free to either send us a message or comment below.

Bigfoot Networks

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Kingston Technology

Founded in 1987 with a single product offering, Kingston(R) now offers more than 2,000 memory products that support nearly every device that uses memory, from computers, servers and printers to MP3 players, digital cameras and cell phones. In 2006, the company's sales exceeded $3.7 billion.
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