Dennis "HasuObs" Schneider

HasuObs has been a member of Mousesports practically since their inception. He was a part of the team when it was a full German lineup and qualified for their first WC3L. He remained with the team through thick and thin, and is now the sole German in the squad. He hit a major period of inactivity throughout 2006 and the beginning of 2007, but returned to play the tenth season of the EPS.

He would go on to win that season over 6-time champion miou of SK Gaming. Seeing his intense motivation and practice schedule, mouz started using him in their regular starting lineup where he only further improved. Just recently he was seen at the NGL ONE Finals where he took down both FoCuS and Susiria before falling to Lucifer. He also managed to defeat SoJu.

Strengths: He's on fire. A really strong performance at the NGL ONE Finals gave his team a chance at overthrowing MYM in the first round.

Weaknesses: It's the weakness that plagues all Germans, especially the good ones. Why should he perform well internationally when he can focus on and win the EPS every season?

Recent Results: 1st EPS Season X

Predictions: Despite the decent showing displayed at the NGL ONE Finals, HasuObs won't advance from group play.

Samuli "elfittaja" Sihvonen

Elfittaja stormed onto the scene during the Battle.net Season 4 European qualifiers. While he failed to qualify for the finals, his performance at that event combined with his online results earned him respect from the top teams, and eventually lead to a starting spot on the fnatic roster. It was with this team that he made a name for himself, tackling the top players of the game alongside his fellow Finnish teammate, Satiini.

He would end up departing fnatic shortly before it disbanded, feeling that the team didn't appreciate what he had to offer. He would rejoin his former team, evoplay (now hoorai), and lead them into both of the top tier online leagues -- WC3L and NGL-ONE -- shocking WarCraft fans around the globe.

Strengths: He's on a roll. He swept his group, making it look easy. On top of that, strong performances in other recent online tournaments continue to show his strength.

Weaknesses: Inexperience. He's still fairly new to the tournament scene, and might crack under the pressure of playing against these high level players on LAN.

Recent Results: 1st ENC with Team Finland

Predictions: Eliminated in group play, although placing third ahead of Happy is well within his reach. Any farther than that is a longshot however.