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2017 NA LCS Summer Split Award Winners

Riot·8/16/2017, 4:07:56 PM·3 votes·82,021 views

Your 2017 NA LCS Summer Split award winners are..... 

Each split, we honor our pros and coaches for their achievements in mastery, leadership, and strategy during the NA LCS regular season. As we previously announced, we'll be revealing a new round of honors each week during Playoffs including NA All-Pro Team, Coach of the Split, Rookie of the Split, and MVP.

We'll continue to update this post with our award winners for the 2017 NA LCS Summer Split. 

NA LCS Rookie of the Split

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  • Rookie of the Split: Mike “MikeYeung” Yeung - Jungle, P1 (89 Points)
  • 2nd place Rookie: Yasin “Nisqy” Dincer - Mid, NV (76 Points)
  • 3rd place Rookie: Omar “OmarGod” Amin - Jungle, CLG (40 Points)

Watch a special edition of the Penta with MikeYeung's top plays

Rookie of the Split Ballots

 

NA LCS Coach of the Split

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  • NA LCS Coach of the Split: Sangsoo "Ssong" Kim - IMT (89 Points)
  • 2nd place Coach: Parth Naidu - TSM (47 Points)
  • 3rd place Coach: Tony "Zikz" Gray - CLG (40 Points)

NA LCS Coach of the Split Ballots

 

NA LCS All-Pro Team 

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1st NA LCS All-Pro Team:

  • Chan-ho “Ssumday” Kim - Top, DIG (66 Points)
  • Jake “Xmithie” Puchero - Jungle, IMT (84 Points)
  • Nicolaj "Jensen" Jensen - Mid, C9 (94 Points)
  • Yiliang “Doublelift” Peng - ADC, TSM (96 Points)
  • Joosung “Olleh” Kim - Support, IMT (103 Points)

2nd NA LCS All-Pro Team:

  • Kevin “Hauntzer” Yarnell - Top, TSM (60 Points)
  • Juan “Contractz” Garcia - Jungle, C9 (49 Points)
  • Søren "Bjergsen" Bjerg - Mid, TSM (92 Points)
  • Cody “Cody Sun” Sun - ADC, IMT (58 Points)
  • Andy “Smoothie” Ta - Support, C9 (62 Points)

3rd NA LCS All-Pro Team:

  • Ho-jong “Flame” Lee - Top, IMT (59 Points)
  • Taeyou “LirA” Nam - Jungle, NV (41 Points)
  • Jaehyun “Huhi” Choi - Mid, CLG (22 Points)
  • Zachary "Sneaky" Scuderi - ADC, C9 (31 Points)
  • Zaqueri “aphromoo” Black - Support, CLG (34 Points)

NA LCS All-Pro Team Ballots

 

NA LCS Summer Split MVP

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  • Most Valuable Player: Søren "Bjergsen" Bjerg - Mid, TSM (97 Points)
  • 2nd place MVP: Nicolaj "Jensen" Jensen - Mid, C9 (87 Points)
  • 3rd place MVP: Jake “Xmithie” Puchero - Jungle, IMT (65 Points)

Watch a special edition of the Penta with Bjergsen's top plays

NA LCS MVP Ballots

GG and <3 to all our winners. Want to know who won last split? Click here for the 2017 NA LCS Spring Split Award winners. 

97 Comments

DeltaRaven8/16/2017, 5:05:36 PM16 votes

Olleh achieving over 100 points is insane, well deserved on his part. The voting was incredibly close between Bjergsen and Jensen too, a difference of 2 points jeez. Really want to see just how close the MVP voting is going to be this year, after looking at this we might be in for a game of inches.

III BAKURYU III 8/16/2017, 6:08:31 PM10 votes

Not going to lie, I'm disappointed in the list but at least it's not like previous splits where Riot were so lazy and thinking who actually deserved such awards, that they just picked all 5 players from the #1 seeded team, and 5 players from the #2 seeded team cont. for the All-team awards.

X Once again Sneaky is on a team, before naming another player that should have been on there(Stixxay) X Contractz second team ? Ahead of Lira ? Even on an All-NA team ?

Here's my list, in which means nothing but just to get my point of view

First Team All NA TOP Darshan - Counter Logic Gaming JNG Xmithie - Immortals MID Jensen - Cloud 9 ADC Cody Sun - Immortals SUP Olleh -Immortals

Second Team All NA TOP Flame - Immortals JNG Lira - Team Envyus MID Bjergsen - Team Solomid ADC Stixxay - Counter Logic Gaming SUP Biofrost - Team Solomid

Third Team All NA TOP Hauntzer - Team Solomid JNG MikeYeung - Phoenix One MID Huhi - Counter Logic Gaming ADC Doublelift - Team Solomid SUP Hakuho - Team Envyus

Ban Zyra8/16/2017, 11:44:41 PM8 votes

41 vote difference between Olleh and next highest support, and more votes than the next two supports combined... can you say MVP? Like please, this is the only split a support will ever come in the mentioning of MVP - he played his heart out, he solo carried games, he got his team a playoff bye, so give it to him, he's earned it. At the very lesat give it to ssumday who is the only DIG member on the list and his team is one game behind C9. We've never had a top or support win and this year there are two worthy picks. (Random note: So Happy to see Huhi silence the haters and make the list, he was an animal this split, really stepped up his gameplay.)

Simple Thief8/16/2017, 11:21:52 PM6 votes

Darshan has the best KDA of any top laner and he doesn't even make top 3 -_-

Sinzho8/16/2017, 8:19:04 PM6 votes

Where is Darshan? He had such a monster split: consistently winning matchups and finding ways to outplay ganks, somehow getting kills and surviving.

Tolkmit8/16/2017, 5:22:58 PM4 votes

So... the 4th placed team is better than both the 1st & 3rd placed teams in the majority of positions?

Eleshakai9/2/2017, 8:03:16 PM4 votes

Really respect Hai's refusal to vote on MVP. Clearly he feared being biased by his personal association, and there's definitely something to be said for recognizing that and not influencing the vote.

Sharooz9/2/2017, 7:17:33 PM3 votes

Bjerg deserved it

Siyther9/3/2017, 4:47:11 PM2 votes

anyone else getting really tired of seeing Berj win mvp lol i love him but id think id like to see someone else get it now feels like he got it for 4 seasons now

Koro5ensei8/17/2017, 3:12:44 AM2 votes

It might be CLG bias but how did Darshan and Stixxay not get up there? I thought Darshan was top 2 but I would have been happy at top 3.

soccerdogboy9/2/2017, 10:54:40 PM2 votes

Darshaan got the most MVP votes out of any top laner, but didn't make it on any of the NA LCS all pro teams. Something's not adding up

GenTiaosChikn8/17/2017, 3:09:18 PM

How is it possible that everybody on Immortals made this list except Pobelter? How is Huhi better than Pobelter? IMT finished with a better record and the only reason Huhi has more kills and assists is because he played over 100 more minutes than Pobelter. Riot screwed up so hard leaving Pobelter out of this list