Team Dynamic was founded in 2006 as a Battlefield 2 team. The team started with 12
players that were playing their first season together in the Cyberathlete Amateur League,
or CAL for short. Team Dynamic’s rookie season was in the highly competitive CAL-Main
division where the team made it to the semi-finals of season 3. Team Dynamic went on to
win both season five and six of CAL-Main. Team Dynamic also competed in the Team Warfare
League, winning three championships and retiring atop the 8v8 and 12v12 ladders at #1.
The wins make Team Dynamic one of only three teams that won multiple league championships
during the course of Battlefield 2’s competitive life.
In late 2006, Team Dynamic branched out to become multi-game when it acquired a Call of
Duty 2 team that went on to compete in season 3 of Cal Invite. By late 2007, Team Dynamic
had acquired CounterStrike: Source, Team Fortress 2, Call of Duty 4, and Quake Live teams.
All four new divisions saw great success in North America’s premier pay leagues like
CyberEvolution-Professional (CEVO-P) and E-Sports Entertainment (ESEA). By far the standout
of the four was Team Dynamic CounterStrike: Source (TD.CSS).
Since joining Team Dynamic in 2007, TD.CSS team has won more league, tournament, and LAN
titles than any other North American CounterStrike team in the series’ history. In another
first for Team Dynamic, TD.CSS team competed internationally at the DSRack LAN in Denmark,
where the team placed second. Even more recently at EWSC in Paris, France the team placed
fourth. Currently, TD.CSS is unanimously the #1 team in North America. Internationally,
TD.CSS is one of the top five teams in the entire world. Currently Team Dynamic fields three
teams: CounterStrike: Source, Starcraft 2, and Battlefield 3. Team Dynamic is returning to
its roots with the release of Battlefield 3 and looks poised to compete at the highest level
once again.
Team Dynamic is an organization for the players, by the players. There is no “CEO” or “Owner”
of Team Dynamic, only a founder. We are quite different from other gaming organizations in
that we are non-profit and don’t take prize money and earnings from players. Our teams are
not contracted and want to play with us because we truly do care about their success. We provide
them the environment that is self-motivated and that is one of the reasons they are so stable
and successful. They know to go out and just play and win, not to worry about fulfilling some
agreement. Building on the success of our past and current teams, we want to further our reach
as an E-Sports organization and provide this opportunity to many gamers in a wide variety of games.
Starcraft 2 is the start of Team Dynamic’s push to expand.
As an entire organization Team Dynamic has over 100 league, tournament, and LAN titles, making
it one of the most prolific North American professional gaming organizations.
Team Dynamic Accomplishments:
CS:S:
ESWC 2011 4th
ESEA season 9 2011 2nd
Cevo season 12 2011 2nd
ESEA season 4 Dallas Texas 2009 1st
Newegg WANfest Fall 2009 1st
Newegg WANfest Winter 2010 1st
ESEA season 5 Dallas Te xas 2010 1st
CEVO Thermaltake 2010 1st
LanChamp Chicago 2010 1st
2nd @ LanChamp Los Angeles 2010 2nd
1st @ ESEA season 6 Dallas Texas 2010 1st
1st @ LanChamp Baltimore 2010 1st
CEVO season 10 1st
LAN ETS fall 2010 1st
DSRACK Copenhagen Denmark 2010
ESEA season 7 Dallas Texas 2010 1st
Newegg Wanfest Fall 2010 1st
CEVO season 11 1st
ETS Montreal 2011 1st
ESEA season 8 Dallas Texas 2011 1st
CAL-O Season 5 11-1-0
CAL-M Season 6 1-2-0
CAL-IM Season 7 12-1-0
CAL-O Season 8 13-1-0 (Atlantic Champs)
CAL-M Season 9 16-3-0 (Atlantic Champs)
CAL-I Season 10 15-2-0 (Champs)
CAL-I Season 11 14-2-0 (Champs)
Showdown Lan 2008 2nd Place - LAN
Thermaltake'em Down CEVO Online Tourny Runner Ups (7-1-0)
ETS 2008 3rd Place - LAN
Lanapalooza 2008 3rd Place - LAN
CEVO-P s7 7th place
CGS Pro-Am s1 9th/10th place playoffs
ETS 2009 3rd place - LAN
ESEA S1 5th-8th place
SC2:
Winner of Coupe du Quebec #1
Participation in the prestigious GCPL #2
Participation at MLG Anaheim of 2011
Participation at MLG Raleigh of 2011
Winner of Coupe du Quebec #2
3rd place in AlertCup Open (AlexCMoi)
Shared Second place with ROOTFayth at LAN ETS 2011 (AlexCMoi)
First place in Skyzo Cup #4 (AlexCMoi)
Participation at MLG Anaheim of 2011
BF2:
CAL 8v8 season 6 champions
CAL 8v8 season 5 Main champions
CAL 8v8 season 4 Main Quarterfinalist
CAL 8v8 season 3 Main Semi-finalist
CAL 5v5 season 1 Quarterfinalist
CAL 5v5 season 2 Quarterfinalist
CAL 5v5 season 3 Finalist
CAL 10v10 Desert Conflict Tournament Finalist
TWL 8v8 season 5 Champions
TWL 8v8 season 4 Champions
TWL 8v8 season 3 Champions
TWL 5v5 Online Tourney Finalist
TWL 5v5 season 2 Semi-Finalist
TWL 5v5 season 3 Semi-Finalist
TWL 8v8 Fast Attack Tourney Semi Finalist
TWL 15v15 ladder - retired #1
TWL 12v12 ladder - retired #1
TWL 8v8 ladder - retired #1
TWL 5v5 ladder - retired #1
TWL 8v8 Fast Attack ladder - retired #1
StaticLAN 5v5 - Champions
Michael D Benefit Tournament 5v5 - Champions
COD4:
Top 10 NA COD4 Ranking (first official one) (first team)
Top 8 seed at NERV LAN 2 the largest NA COD4 LAN to date (first team)
Top 8 TGL Tourney (first team)
CEVO-A Season 1 Champions (first team)
CAL-Main Playoffs s1 (first team)
TGL-P s1 (first team)
TGL-P Playoffs top 8 (first team)
CAL-Open s1 Playoffs (second team)
CAL-IM s2 (second team)
CEVO-P s2 5th/6th place
CAL Main s2 Champions (first team)
CEVO-P s3 4th/5th place
COD2:
CAL-Open S2 First Round
CAL-IM S3 Second Round
CAL-M S4 Semi-Finalist
CAL-I S5 Champions
TGL S1 Champions
TF2:
CEVO-P s2 5th/6th place playoffs
CGS Pro-Am s1 7th/8th place playoffs
GotFrag Tourney 7th/8th place
CEVO-P s3 4th place playoffs
ESEA s1 3rd place playoffs
