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After a thrilling best-of-three series that took a Game 3 overtime to decide, Teemu @temppanen Karvonen has been crowned ECL '24: 1v1 - Grand Champion. This is the first championship trophy for Temppanen in 2024 and the second championship in his career, as in 2023 he won the eHSM Finnish Championship. The title victory will be a sweet one for the 23-year-old Finn, as he was forced to settle for second place in three other competitions so far this year. Temppanen finished as runner-up in ECL '24: 1v1 - Winter season, the NHL 24 European Championship, and in the 2024 eHSM Finnish Championship, where he lost in the Finals in Game 3 of a best-of-three series against the man that he defeated to win this championship, Niklas @NikkeDangles Tukiainen. Temppanen's Road to the Championship: Winter '24 Season: Qualified for Grand Finals by advancing to the Semifinals. Later lost in the Finals vs Eki Quarterfinals: 2-1 series win vs (6) Artuzio Semifinals: 2-0 series win vs (7) Eken Finals: 2-1 series win vs (3) NikkeDangles ECL '24 1v1 Grand Finals Results: 🥇Teemu @temppanen Karvonen 🥈Niklas @NikkeDangles Tukiainen 🥉Erik @Eki Tammenpää 4. Henrik @Eken45jr Eklund (Semifinalist) 5-8. Arttu @Artuzio Mustila (Quarterfinalist) 5-8. Sisu @sisu33_ Nurminen (Quarterfinalist) 5-8. Luka @Easychasniper2 Rönn (Quarterfinalist) 5-8. Väinö @Pikkarii Pikkarainen (Quarterfinalist) Along with a shiny new championship trophy to add to his collection, Temppanen also brought home an extra 700 €. This prize money is in addition to his winnings from the Winter season, where he finished as runner-up and won €150 for his run. As runner-up, NikkeDangles earned himself an extra 400 € to add to his winnings from his runner-up finish during the Spring season campaign. Eki, who won €300 by winning the Winter season championship, took home an additional €250 for his third-place finish. He defeated Eken 3-2 in the Bronze Match to earn the extra cash. Despite falling to Eki in the Bronze Match, Eken still managed to earn an extra €150 for his fourth place as the other semifinalist. Our other four Grand Finals participants each won €75 in addition to their Winter or Spring season earnings by qualifying for the Grand Finals. If you missed the ECL '24: 1v1 - Grand Finals, or want to relive all of the exciting action, you can find a replay of the live broadcast for the Quarterfinals, Semifinals, Bronze Match and Finals in videos below. Quarterfinals Broadcast: Semifinals, Bronze Match and Finals Broadcast:

The pinnacle of European eHockey is upon us as the ECL '24: Spring - 1v1 Grand Finals approach. The Grand Finals feature the best players from the ECL '24: Winter & Spring seasons competing in the NHL 24 Online Versus game mode. The ECL 1v1 series has seen fierce competition throughout the Winter and Spring seasons, with top players battling for supremacy. The Grand Finals represent the final stage of the competition, where only one player will emerge as the champion. This event is not just about the glory of victory but also about the journey, the rivalries, and the unforgettable moments that have led us here. Meet the Players The ECL '24 year has not disappointed us, featuring incredible talent and nail-biting games. Erik @Eki Tammenpää, has consistently demonstrated his skill and resilience and proved himself by winning the ECL '24: Winter Championship and the constant success in the NHL Gaming World Championships, finishing in the TOP 4 this year. Väinö @Pikkarii Pikkarainen, the Spring champion, has risen through the ranks with exceptional skill. Niklas @NikkeDangles Tukiainen, the reigning Finnish champion, and Teemu @temppanen Karvonen, the 2023 Finnish champion, are also top contenders vying for the title, making this an event you won’t want to miss. The remaining four players don't pale in comparison and will give the above-mentioned favorites a run for their money. Henrik @Eken45jrEklund - a five-time Swedish Champion in the 1v1 game mode and semifinalist in this year's NHL 24 World Championship European finals. Arttu @Artuzio Mustila is always at his best when playing playoff hockey. We haven't seen him go all the way in some time, but some of his more memorable performances are winning the Finnish Championship in 2020 and 2021. Sisu @sisu33_ Nurminen, the second youngest player of our Grand Finalists, at 18 years old, surprised the eHockey world last year by winning the ECL '23: Winter - 1v1 Championship and has been competing at a high level ever since. Luka @Easychasniper2 Rönn, the youngest player in the competition at 16 years old, has yet to win big in the big tournaments but has had a solid and even track record of finishing close to the top in the last one or two years. Making it into the top 8 of this tournament is already a brilliant display of talent and everything from here on out is simply a bonus for this youngster. Don't count him out quite yet, though! Road to the Grand Finals The journey to the Grand Finals has been a test of skill, strategy, and endurance. Players earned their spots by excelling in either the Winter or Spring seasons, with the top two players from each season being automatically seeded into the Grand Finals. The remaining spots were filled by randomly assigning the next best players based on their season performance. .results-table { width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; } .results-table td, .results-table th { border: 1px solid #ddd; padding: 8px; } .results-table th { padding-top: 12px; padding-bottom: 12px; text-align: left; background-color: #f2f2f2; color: black; } Winter Season Results Spring Season Results 🥇 Erik @Eki Tammenpää 🥈 Teemu @temppanen Karvonen 🥉 Henrik @Eken45jr Eklund 🥉 Sisu @sisu33_ Nurminen 🥇 Väinö @Pikkarii Pikkarainen 🥈 Niklas @NikkeDangles Tukiainen 🥉 Arttu @Artuzio Mustila 🥉 Luka @Easychasniper2 Rönn Quarterfinals - Wednesday, July 3 Matchup 1: Erik @Eki Tammenpää vs. Luka @Easychasniper2 Rönn Matchup 2: Väinö @Pikkarii Pikkarainen vs. Henrik @Eken45jr Eklund Matchup 3: Teemu @temppanen Karvonen vs. Arttu @Artuzio Mustila Matchup 4: Niklas @NikkeDangles Tukiainen vs. Sisu @sisu33_ Nurminen Semifinals - Thursday, July 4 Winner of Matchup 1 vs. Winner of Matchup 4 Winner of Matchup 2 vs. Winner of Matchup 3 3rd Place Match - Thursday, July 4 Loser of Semifinal 1 vs. Loser of Semifinal 2 Finals - Thursday, July 4 Winner of Semifinal 1 vs. Winner of Semifinal 2 Broadcast Details Tune in to Twitch on Wednesday, July 3, and Thursday, July 4, starting at 19:00 CEST to catch all the action live. Brandon @bMaJuHBigsby, the main voice for the ECL '24: Spring season, will bring his exceptional play-by-play commentary and in-depth analysis to the broadcast. Joining him is Lauri @sopuli04 Enström, a seasoned 1v1 player who provides expert insights, making the viewing experience even more engaging. Join the community in live chat and make predictions using channel points. Engage with the community, share your thoughts, and see how your predictions stack up against others. Prepare yourself for the most thrilling eHockey event of the year. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the scene, the ECL '24: Spring - 1v1 Grand Finals promises excitement, skill, and unforgettable moments. Mark your calendars, join the broadcast, and witness the crowning of the European Champion!

In a thrilling Finals series that took 7 games to decide, #14 seed KohKae Esports defeated #3 seed Darra Stars in a 1-0 Game 7 victory to win the ECL '24: Spring - Core Division Championship. This is the first ECL championship in KohKae Esports' history. They are the second team in Core Division history to win the title as a double-digit seed and are also the second team in Core Division history to knock off each of the Top 3 seeds (Resurrection did both in ECL 12 as the 16th seed in the Core Division's inaugural season). KohKae Esports' ECL 24' Spring Core championship roster pictured from left to right: @TenkaRolle @Royalcombat96 @Eashl_kalle @Joona41 @khassu-- @NiQLaSSS @LihaPoni90 KohKae Esports has been competing in the league since ECL 11 (2020). Their deepest playoff run prior to this season came in the ECL '23: Spring season, when they made the Core Division Quarterfinals. The club has played 446 games across all competitions and has a record of 183-222-41. Going into the playoffs KohKae Esports were one of the hottest teams in the division; winning each of their last 8 games of the regular season and then sweeping their Round 1, Round 2, and Quarterfinals series. This resulted in a 20-game win streak, including a 12-game win streak in the playoffs. This streak was finally snapped during the Quarterfinals when they lost Games 1 and 2 against #2 seed ARMEIJAN KURI, but they then won four straight games to clinch their place in the Finals. Though the runner-ups Darra Stars should be proud of their efforts this season, this loss will leave an especially bitter taste in their mouths. This marks the second Finals loss in the club's history, as they also lost in the Neo Division Finals against Flashback Skewed in the ECL '23: Spring season. In both Finals' they lost in the championship-clinching game by one goal in a series that went to full distance (the Neo Division is decided by a best-of-five series). Both teams will now turn their attention to the Lite Division, as they have both clinched promotion for the ECL '25: Winter season. After their Game 7 victory, we had the opportunity to talk with KohKae Esports' captain Timo @LihaPoni90 Tuominen about their championship journey and why family is the reason this title means so much to them. LihaPoni Interview: KohKae Esports' Road to the Championship: Regular Season: 11-2-2-7 (39pts) - 4th in Group 3, 14th overall in Core Division Round 1: 4-0 series win vs (19) TRAINING GROUND Round 2: 4-0 series win vs (7) Lutunilkat Quarterfinals: 4-0 series win vs (1) Prowlers Semifinals: 4-2 series win vs (2) ARMEIJAN KURI Finals: 4-3 series win vs (3) Darra Stars KohKae Esports' ECL '24: Spring - Core Championship Roster 🇫🇮 Timo @LihaPoni90 Tuominen (C) 🇫🇮 Teemu @TenkaRolle Tuominen (A) 🇫🇮 Joona @Joona41 Järvinen (A) 🇫🇮 Niklas @NiQLaSSS Ihajärvi 🇫🇮 Viki @Royalcombat96 Tuominen 🇫🇮 Kalle @Eashl_kalle Tauriainen 🇫🇮 Kasper @khassu-- Rantanen

In one of the most dominant campaigns that we have seen in Lite Division history, (1) Nordic Stars have been crowned Lite Division Champions for the ECL '24: Spring season. Nordic Stars clinched the title with a 4-0 series sweep against (3) Zenegeim in the Finals. They are the third team in Lite Division history to win the title as the top overall seed, joining Sack Brothers (ECL 10) and Bjorkloven Esport (ECL 11) as the only teams to have done so. Nordic Stars' ECL 24' Spring Lite championship roster pictured from left to right: @Macentoitunu @Vire30 @Katunarski @Kim_20_00_ @Jerax13 @SakkeTheEngineer Led by an experienced core group of players that has spent much of its time in the Pro and Elite divisions, Nordic Stars were able to put together one of the most impressive seasons that we have seen in some time; compiling a record of 23-1-0-2 during the regular season for 71 points in the standings, losing just two games during that time and earning the top seed in the playoff bracket. They then continued their dominant form in the postseason; only losing one game during their playoff run, a 2-1 loss against (6) Sawolanche in Game 4 of the Semifinals. After last playing in the Elite Division in the ECL '23: Spring season, Nordic Stars returned to the ECL this season and opted to make the move back down to the Lite Division. Nordic Stars is one of the ECL's original 50 teams, as the club debuted during the ECL's inaugural season in 2015. The club has since played in 505 games across various tournaments, accumulating a record of 319-149-47. This is Nordic Stars' first ECL championship in club history. We got to chat with Nordic Stars captain Valtteri @Vire30 Vireaho, who has been with the club since ECL 8 and became the team's main captain in ECL 11 about the team's dominant run, why they made the decision to move to the Lite Division and what this title victory means to him and the team. Vire Interview: Nordic Stars' Road to the Championship: Regular Season: 23-1-0-2 (71pts) - 1st in Group 3, 1st overall in Lite Division Round 1: 4-0 series win vs (32) Hirvikolari Round 2: 4-0 series win vs (25) Refuse To Lose Quarterfinals: 4-0 series win vs (24) Hopfensmoothie HC Semifinals: 4-1 series win vs (6) Sawolanche Finals: 4-0 series win vs (3) Zenegeim Nordic Stars' ECL '24: Spring - Lite Championship Roster 🇫🇮 Valtteri @Vire30 Vireaho (C) 🇫🇮 Jere @Jerax13 Hällström (A) 🇫🇮 Bajram @Katunarski Xhafa (A) 🇫🇮 Marcus @Macentoitunu Laurinen 🇫🇮 Kim @Kim_20_00_ Suokas 🇫🇮 Saku @SakkeTheEngineer Liponen