One time elite level rifle player Marcus 'zet' Sundström will be playing some competitive CS again, with a team going under the name #players, but made up largely of former players members. zet will team with former SSV Lehnitz team-mate sNajdan in the lineup, which also features temporary SK player striker.

The team will apparently not be focusing on attendance of any specific tournament but rather concentrating on having fun and building chemistry right now. They are seeking an organisation and be contacted via infoplayerz@gmail.com

#players:
Marcus 'zet' Sundström
Mattias 'Snajdan' Andersen
Daniel 'rape' Börzsönyi
Danniél Antonio 'dalito' Morales
Emil 'striker' Westerberg

zet's quick rise in the Swedish competitive scene came as his SSV Lehnitz team took advantage of the failed NiP All-Star lineup to win the ACON5 Nordic qualifier. When NiP self-destructed, with four of the lineup heading back to SK, zet was chosen as a member of the next edition. 2005 proved to be a rebuilding year light on titles for NiP but zet established himself has one of the world's best players, even finishing top of the stats at the very stacked CPL Winter 2005.

2006 was the year of zet as his NiP team won WSVG Dreamhack, WEF, NGL-One S1, KODE5, CPL Nordic and silver medals at the WCG. With over $105,500 in prize winnings and all of those titles the team was very much the standout of the year, with zet putting himself in the conversation for best player in the world.

As 2007 began he sought new adventure by heading to America, coL, Source and CGS. Despite some success as a team coL were mired by poor drafting decisions made by the franchise overall and the ludicrous CGS scoring system. After being removed in the second season zet returned home and eventually joined with former team-mate walle and RobbaN in SK.

1st at IEM III LA, 2nd at IEM III Montreal, 2nd at WCG 2008 and 1st at Dreamhack Winter 2010 saw SK close out the year with improved placings. 2009 seemed to be their time to climb higher as they were back-to-back runnersup to the blazing fnatic side at ESWC Masters Cheonan and KODE5. In fact SK then entered a period of difficult placings, including losing to Begrip at the IOL S1 Final Four. After missing a plane zet found himself removed from SK.

Joining up with the aforementioned Begrip team, under the name MYM, zet found immediate success as the team finished 2nd at IEM IV Dubai and won Dreamhack Winter. Events from there on out proved disasterous as Arbalet Cup Europe, WEM, the IEM IV European Championship, the IEM IV World Championship, Arbalet Cup Europe 2010 and Dreamhack Summer went by without the team managing to find any success, juggling their lineup to no avail. After a disasterous Summer the team died and zet quietly made his way out of active play.

Source: fragbite and HLTV.org