Enemy eSports entered the 2015 NA LCS Summer Split with a lot of optimism. However, things did not go as planned, as the team finished 4-14, only one game ahead of Team Dragon Knights. They know that re-qualifying for the LCS through the promotion tournament will not be an easy task, and so they're turning to a new head coach to help them reclaim their spot.

Joey "Youngbuck" Steltenpool is known for the time he spent as the top laner and team captain for the Copenhagen Wolves League of Legends team. However, recent issues with the organization has caused the face of the franchise to leave, and seek opportunities elsewhere. Known for his intellectual approach to the game and strong leadership with his team, Youngbuck is now looking to apply those talents in a slightly different capacity: as the head coach for Enemy.

“I feel like it’s a big challenge to not only move from player to coach, but also from Europe to North America. I’m very excited to prove to myself, and to the community that I am capable of coaching at the highest level...I’ve met the team already and they’re incredibly friendly, hardworking, and receptive to criticism. My goal is to coach them to a 3-0 victory in relegations before taking the LCS stage once again.”

- Joey "Youngbuck" Steltenpool


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Last Updated: Mar 21, 2016

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A longtime fan of competitive gaming, Jeremy got his first chance to work in the field as a writer for eSportsMax. Now eSports Editor for TenTonHammer, he looks to keep readers aware of all of the biggest events and happenings in the eSports world, while also welcoming new fans who aren't yet sure where to go to get the most relevant information. Jeremy always looks to provide content for new fans and veterans alike, believing that helping as many people as possible enjoy all the scene has to offer is key to its growth.

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