Season #11

Season 11 of the A1 Adria League once again proved why the competition stands at the top of regional esports. With a record-breaking lineup of nine different games, new titles making their debut, and LAN finals, S11 delivered one of the most diverse and competitive seasons in league history. Running from April 1st to June 11th, the season brought together the best players and teams across the Adriatic region, fighting for prestige, trophies, and a total prize pool of around €16,000.

For the first time ever, Trackmania and Rainbow Six Siege joined the A1 Adria League, further expanding the league’s esports ecosystem. Trackmania made a spectacular debut, with Robert “Razii” Čupković becoming the first-ever A1AL Trackmania champion, and Fantastic Esports were crowned R6 champions.

In PUBG: Battlegrounds, Entropiq continued their absolute dominance, winning their third consecutive A1 Adria League title and confirming their status as the strongest PUBG team the league has ever seen.

The Fortnite tournament was won by TT9 Chic, who stood out not only by scoring the most points but also by securing the highest number of eliminations, showcasing both consistency and aggressive gameplay.

After reaching the finals in the previous two seasons, Harmony finally claimed their long-awaited title in League of Legends, lifting their first A1 Adria League trophy and rewarding their persistence and growth.

The spotlight then shifted to the LAN finals at Reboot Games Weekend, where champions in CS:GO, FIFA 23, and Brawl Stars were crowned. The finals opened with a powerful panel discussion under the #BoljiOnline banner, promoting responsible behavior in gaming and online communities.

The FIFA 23 Grand Final delivered one of the most dramatic storylines in A1 Adria League history. Tarik “Novo” Novo faced Esad Memić, with both players already holding championship titles. Esad entered the final with a one-game advantage from the upper bracket and took the first match, putting Novo on the brink of defeat. However, Novo staged an incredible comeback, winning the next three matches and securing his fifth A1 Adria League title, further cementing his legacy as the greatest FIFA player in league history.

Saturday belonged to Brawl Stars, where Salada de Frutas once again showed why they are the most dominant mobile team in the league. After adjusting to a late opponent change and facing Karma To Op in the finals, Andrey, DzonDzon, Decai, and Lavvek claimed their third A1 Adria League title with a convincing 3–0 victory.

The season concluded with the CS:GO finals, where reigning champions Zero Tenacity defended their title against Jake Bube. Expectations were high for a close battle, but Zero Tenacity delivered a flawless performance, winning the best-of-five series 3–0. The most intense moment came on Overpass, where they secured a 19–17 overtime victory. With this win, Filip “aVN” Belojica claimed his fifth A1 Adria League trophy, having previously won with ex-BLUEJAYS, Level Up Esports, and Zero Tenacity, underlining his legendary status in the competition.

Season 11 closed as another record-breaking chapter for the A1 Adria League, with thousands of hours of content across nine games and a strong commitment to both competitive excellence and community values. As the league continues to grow, S11 stands as a benchmark for what regional esports can achieve.