Rejin no longer part of Endpoint

The Danish coach departs Endpoint after a year with the team.

Endpoint have announced that their partnership with coach Allan "⁠Rejin⁠" Petersen is coming to an end after a year of working together. The 35-year-old leaves with one ESL UK Premiership title, a runners-up finish, six semi-final finishes at online CCT tournaments, and a participation at ESL Pro League Season 16 — the organization's first event of that stature.

Rejin rose to prominence with mousesports in 2019-2020. During his time in the German organization he even won four trophies, including an ESL Pro League and a cs_summit, before serving time as a manager and analyst for MAD Lions and Entropiq Prague, respectively, after being banned by ESIC for having used the coaching bug.

The Dane's return to a coaching position came in the summer of 2022 when he joined Endpoint, standing behind the team at ESL Pro League Season 16 Conference where they secured qualification for their first ever Big Event.

During his year-long tenure the likes of Guy "⁠NertZ⁠" Iluz and Miłosz "⁠mhL⁠" Knasiak passed under his leadership. The two ended up moving on to ENCE and Falcons, respectively.

"With the current state of the Counter-Strike landscape we are evaluating all our options and it has become clear that it is best for Allan and Endpoint to part ways at this time," the organization said in their parting statement.

"We would like to place on record our thanks to Allan for all his hard work with the team in circumstances that have not always been ideal. His tactical knowledge of the game is unparalleled and we wish him every success going forward.

"Our priority is to qualify for the first CS2 Major. We are currently on the search for a new coach, interested parties feel free to contact [email protected] detailing your relevant experience."

Endpoint are now not only on the lookout for a new coach, but are also scouring the market for two more players to complete their starting five before the start of the fall season.

The team is currently comprised of:

Max "⁠MiGHTYMAX⁠" Heath
Kia "⁠Surreal⁠" Man
Nikita "⁠HeavyGod⁠" Martynenko