Eternal Fire, BLUEJAYS qualify for TWR Eastern European Masters Spring

The two last spots at the BLAST Premier Spring Showdown qualifier will go to the top two teams at the last chance qualifier.

Eternal Fire and BLUEJAYS both secured spots at TWR Eastern European Masters Spring, one of the BLAST Premier Spring Showdown qualifiers, by winning ESA Supremes Spring and RES Season 2, respectively.

Eternal Fire steamrolled their way through their qualifier with three straight victories in which they did not give up a single map, beating Last Bullets and RWC 2-0 in the quarter and semi-finals, respectively, before taking out Sahangiller 3-0 in the grand final. Not only did Özgür "⁠woxic⁠" Eker and company not give up a single map, but they showed great form by not allowing a single rival to hit 10 rounds on any map.

BLUEJAYS also showed great form in their double-elimination bracket by dominating RES Season 2, as they bested proWince 2-0 in the opening round and Zero Tenacity, also 2-0, in the upper bracket semi-finals. They then played 4glory twice, sending them down to the consolidation final before beating them in the grand final, both times 2-0, to top their qualifier.

Eternal Fire showed great form in their qualifier

TWR Eastern European Masters Spring will take place on March 18-20, with teams like SKADE, SINNERS as well as the recently qualified Eternal Fire and BLUEJAYS in attendance among the eight teams that made their way through their own qualifiers.

The qualifier will play out as a GSL best-of-one group stage followed by a best-of-three single-elimination playoff bracket, which will see the victor clinch a berth in the BLAST Premier Spring Showdown.

The TWR Eastern European Masters Spring team list is:

SKADE
SINNERS
Nexus
Last chance qualifier

ONYX
Eternal Fire
BLUEJAYS
Last chance qualifier

The final two spots at TWR Eastern European Masters Spring will be decided in a last chance qualifier on March 14-15, where the likes of Bad News Eagles, FATE and the losers of the ESA Supremes Spring grand final, Sahangiller, will be competing.

The tournament will feature six teams in total, with two single round-robin groups played in best-of-ones before the top two teams advance to the single-elimination best-of-three bracket, with the top two making their way to the final qualifier giving access to TWR Eastern European Masters.

The last chance qualifier teams are:

Group A
Bad News Eagles
Budapest Five
OneTap

Group B
Enterprise
FATE
Sahangiller