FIFA

2005

1st ESL PRO Series IX 1on1 - Cologne
1st ESL PRO Series X 1on1 - Cologne
1st ESL PRO Series XI 1on1 - Cologne
1st Euro Cyber Games 2003 - Paris
1st World Cyber Games 2003 - Seoul
1st World Cyber Games 2005 - Singapore
1st Samsung Euro Championship 2006 - Hannover
1st ESL PRO Series IV - Cologne
1st ESL PRO Series VIII - Cologne
1st ESL PRO Series IX 5on5 - Cologne
1st ESL PRO Series X 5on5 - Cologne
1st ESL PRO Series XI 5on5 - Cologne
1st ESL PRO Series XII 5on5 - Cologne
1st ESL PRO Series XIII 5on5 - Cologne
1st ESL Pro Series XVI 3on3 - Cologne

Dennis Schellhase also known as SK.sty!a joined SK Gaming with his brother and won probably almost anything a professional gamer can win in a electronic sports career. Amongst all of his national solo and team titles Dennis was able to win the World Cyber Games title in Seoul in 2003 but also the gold medal, again at the World Cyber Games, in Singapore 2005.

From seasons VII to XVI of the EPS the FIFA twins collectively won five 1on1 titles, with Styla grabbing three and hero two. Styla's three all impressively came in consecutive seasons. Meanwhile from seasons IV to XVI they were crowned EPS team champions an incredible nine times, including a streak of seven titles in a row. hero was named Most Valuable Player of the EPS in both seasons VIII and X. Across the span of 2004 to 2008 each received two nominations for the E-sports award in the category of "International Player of the year".

FIFA

2007

2nd ESL PRO SERIES IX 1on1 - Cologne
2nd ESL PRO SERIES X 1on1 - Cologne
1st ESL PRO SERIES XII 1on1 - Cologne
1st ESL Pro Series XVI 1on1 - Cologne
2nd World Cyber Games 2003 - Seoul
1st World Cyber Games 2006 - Monza
1st World Cyber Games 2007 - Seattle
2nd World Cyber Games 2009 - Chengdu
1st ESL PRO SERIES VIII 5on5 - Cologne
1st ESL PRO SERIES IX 5on5 - Cologne
1st ESL PRO SERIES X 5on5 - Cologne
1st ESL PRO SERIES XI 5on5 - Cologne
1st ESL PRO SERIES XII 5on5 - Cologne
1st ESL PRO SERIES XIII 5on5 - Cologne
1st ESL Pro Series XVI 3on3 - Cologne

Daniel Schellhase also known as SK.hero joined SK Gaming with his brother and won probably almost anything a professional gamer can win in a electronic sports career. Amongst all of his national solo and team titles Daniel was able to win the World Cyber Games title in Monza in 2006 but also the gold medal, again at the World Cyber Games, in Seattle 2007.

From seasons VII to XVI of the EPS the FIFA twins collectively won five 1on1 titles, with Styla grabbing three and hero two. Styla's three all impressively came in consecutive seasons. Meanwhile from seasons IV to XVI they were crowned EPS team champions an incredible nine times, including a streak of seven titles in a row. hero was named Most Valuable Player of the EPS in both seasons VIII and X. Across the span of 2004 to 2008 each received two nominations for the E-sports award in the category of "International Player of the year".

Counter-Strike

2008

1st World Cyber Games 2008 Finals - Skellefteå
2nd Kode 5 Finals 2008 - Moscow
1st Extreme Masters III Global Challenge 2008 - Los Angeles
2nd Extreme Masters III Global Challenge 2008 - Montreal
1st IOL Season 1 Final - Stockholm
1st DreamHack Winter 2008 - Jönköping
1st Arbalet Cup Europe 2009 - Stockholm
1st Extreme Masters 4 Global Challenge 2010 - Chengdu
1st IEF 2009 - Seoul
1st DreamHack 2009 - Gothenborg
1st Samsung Euro Championship 2010 - Berlin
1st World Cyber Games 2010 Nordic - Helsinki
1st IOL 2010 Finals - Stockholm
1st IOL season 2 Final 4 2010 - Stockholm
2nd Arbalet Cup Best of 4 2010 – Kiew


Dennis Wallenberg known as walle was one of the most successful Swedish Counter-Strike 1.6 players. Coming from the notorious team NiP (Ninjas in Pyjamas), walle was incredibly famous for his untouchable sniper skills with the weapon AWP. Besides that, Dennis was the ingame leader of the SK Gaming CS team for over 3 years and helped the team achieve numerous medals over the years of his active professional gaming career. Walle played for SK between 2007 and 2010.

FIFA

2010

1st ESL Pro Series Season X Finals - Cologne
1st ESL Pro Series Season XII Finals - Cologne
1st ESL Pro Series Season XIII Finals - Cologne
2nd ESL Sports Fußball Meisterschaft Pre-Season Finals - Cologne
1st World Cyber Games 2009 - Chengdu
1st World Cyber Games 2010 Germany Finals - Leipzig
1st Samsung Europeon Championship 2010 - Berlin
1st ESL Pro Series Season XVI Finals - Cologne
1st ESL Pro Series Season XVII Finals - Cologne

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Joshua played for the SK Gaming FIFA division for almost half a decade and proved to be one of the best virtual soccer players globally. Amongst several EPS titles he enjoyed with Dennis 'styla' Schellhase and Daniel 'hero' Schellhase, Joshua was able to win the World Cyber Games in Chengdu, China 2009, and take home the gold medal at the Samsung Europeon Championship 2010 in Berlin, Germany. Joshua was member of SK Gaming between 2006 and 2010.

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Counter-Strike

2005

1st Cyberathlete Professional League 2003 - Copenhagen
1st Cyberathlete Professional League Winter 2003 - Dallas
1st World Cyber Games 2003 - Seoul
1st Cyberathlete Professional League Summer 2005 - Dallas
1st Cyberathlete Professional League Winter 2005 - Dallas
1st Kode 5 Italy - Bozen
1st VSports AllStar 2006 - Los Angeles
1st Samsung Euro Championship 2007 - Hanover
2nd Kode 5 Finals 2008 - Moscow
1st Extreme Masters III Global Challenge 2008 - Los Angeles
2nd Extreme Masters III Global Challenge 2008 - Montreal
1st IOL Season 1 Final 2008 - Stockholm
1st DreamHack Winter 2008 - Jönköping

Abdisamad Mohamed also known as SpawN was one of the most successful Counter-Strike 1.6 players in the world. His greatest achievements were winning three CPL events during his career, the World Cyber Games 2003 aswell as the CPL 2005 Summer and Winter in the Texan metropolis Dallas. Besides being the most well-known e-sports figure throughout history of CS 1.6, SpawN is also regarded as an immense advertising magnet in the gaming scene. Abdisamad played for SK Gaming between 2003 and 2008.

Quake IV

2006

1st KODE5 2006 Finals - Enschede
1st QuakeCon 2006 - Dallas
1st GGL VSports AllStars 2006 - Los Angeles
1st World Series of Video Games 2006 Intel Summer Championship - Grapevine
2nd World Series of Video Games 2006 - Jönköping
1st World Series of Video Games 2006 - London
1st DigitalLife 2006 - New York City
1st World Cyber Games 2006 - Monza
1st World Series of Video Games 2006 Finals - New York City
2nd World Series of Video Games 2007 - Louisville
1st QuakeCon 2007 - Dallas
1st World Series of Video Games 2007 - Toronto



Johan Quick, who plays under the alias "Toxjq" or earlier in his career "toxic", was a professional gamer from Norrköping, Sweden. During the season of 2006 while he was signed with SK Gaming he won four out of five Quake 4 World Championships (World Series of Video Games). He was also ranked first in the GGL World Rankings at the end of the 2006 season and won roughly $137,870 in Quake IV prize money between December 2005 and November 2007. Johan played for SK Gaming in the years 2006 and 2007.

Racing

2010

1st - LfS - Intel Racing Tour 2007 - Munich
2nd - LfS - ESL Pro Series Finals X - Cologne
1st - LfS - Intel Racing Tour Kieler Woche 2007 - Kiel
1st - M3 Challenge - ESL Sports BMW M3 Challenge 2008 - (Online)
4th - RACE 07 - iPowerGames Grand Final 2008 - Paris
2nd - RACE 07 - Virtual-WTCC 2008 - Brno
1st - RACE 07 - Shell V-Power 95 Cup 2008 - (Online)
1st - GTR Evo - BERLET Racing Tour 2009 - Hagen
2nd - LfS - Intel Racing Tour BMW World 2009 - Munich
3rd - NFS:SHIFT - EA ZOCKEN DELUXE 2009 Grand Final - Cologne
1st - NFS:SHIFT - ESL Premiership 2009/2010 - (Online)
1st - iRacing - Intel Racing Tour CeBIT 2010 - Hannover
2nd - NFS:SHIFT - ESWC World Championship 2010 - Paris
1st - iRacing - SSCA Team Challenge 2010 - (International)
1st - iRacing - Intel Racing Tour CeBIT 2011 - Hannover
1st - NFS:SHIFT - NVIDIA 3D Vision Cup 2011 - Lille
1st - Deutschlands Bester Gamer 2011 - Cologne

Danny 'Husky' Engels is a professional gamer from the electronic racing scene from Germany. He became a Champion of Germany and the second world champion in the game 'Need for Speed:SHIFT' and was part of the most successful and most well-known racing cyclists in the eSport world. With already 16 years he won a real BMW M6 in the final of the Intel Racing tour 2007. In addition, he reached further national and international successes in numerous racing games. Danny played for SK Gaming between 2007 and 2011.

Counter-Strike

2010


1st web2zone MVP! 2005 - New York
5th ESWC, PARIS 2004 - Paris
5th CPL SPAIN 2005 - Barcelona
1st Electronic Sports World Cup 2005 - Paris
4th Electronic Sports World Cup 2006 - Paris
1st Electronic Sports World Cup 2007 - Paris
2nd Electronic Sports World Cup MASTERS 2008 - Paris
1st Electronic Sports World Cup 2008 - San Jose
4th ESEA-main Season 3 2009 - (Online USA)
5th/6th GameGune 2009 - Mexico
1st ARBALET FEMALE CUP 2010 - Ukraine
1st Electronic Sports World Cup 2010 - Paris


Alice Lew well known as 'ali' was one of the most successful female Counter-Strike 1.6 players from the USA. She was also nominated for the Award Female Player of the year 2004 and 2005 and she counted to one of the best female CounterStrike 1.6 player of the world. She could achieve the greatest successes with the SK female team with the Electronic Sports World Cups in Paris. Alice played for SK Gaming between 2006 and 2011.