Lazarus, a Canadian esports organization, announced on August 29 they are dropping their Counter-Strike: Global Offensive mens squad.
Despite successfully qualifying for ESL Pro League Season 10, Lazarus has dropped their CS:GO mens team.
Lazarus picked up the team in April 2019, when they were competing under the name Swole Patrol. The organization made a single roster change, releasing Michael “dapr” Gulino, who now competes with New Identity (another orgless team). Lazarus brought in Jaccob “yay” Whiteaker as their new rifler. Following this change, the team was able to qualify for Season Ten of the ESL Pro League for North America.
Currently, the players will remain together, again adopting the Swole Patrol moniker. They are scheduled to begin competing in ESL Pro League on October 8.
Lazarus retains a womens CS:GO team, having signed an all-Russian squad in December 2018. They also have representatives in Fortnite, PUBG, Forza, Apex Legends, Hearthstone, Brawlhalla, as well as a robust team of streamers.
