The Pond dries up as Voltage swims to ONET4P

Logan "Voltage" Long's project roster in ESEA Open, Pond, has disbanded as a result of Voltage being called up to take over the reins of ONET4P following Walker "walker" Harris' decision to step down from the team and away from CS:GO altogether. walker originally joined ONET4P on April 15th alongside former Third Impact teammate Jack "xCeeD" Holiman.

In walker's TwitLonger announcing his departure from ONET4P, he stated that he would be taking an indefinite break from competition due to a loss of passion for the game and financial issues that impeded his ability to continue playing. walker's sudden departure from ONET4P is unfortunate as the squad was highly successful in ESEA Advanced Season 41, boasting a 6-1 record thus far.

As previously mentioned, ONET4P have fortunately found an experienced IGL to take over the reins in the form of Voltage who, as a bonus, also has prior experience playing with Gage "Infinite" Green and Jack "xCeeD" Holiman. He had spent the last month down in ESEA Open alongside long-time teammate Ryan "Snakes" Amann. With Voltage leaving, the team have split up and the roster has died. This is understandable, as it was built around Voltage and the prospect of playing Open for Open's sake isn't too enticing for players with EPL, Premier, and Advanced experience.

Pond was:

• Logan "Voltage" Long

• Ryan "Snakes" Amann

• Jolene "jaro" Aro

• Samuel "sarvity" Gillespie

• Jason "jasonC" Chen

Meanwhile, ONET4P are now:

• Tianyi "Fr3nk1e" He

• Gage "Infinite" Green

• Dylan "SATURN" Finch

• Jack "xCeeD" Holiman

• Logan "Voltage" Long

• Calvin "becker" Becker (Coach)

Voltage will be making his debut with ONET4P tonight against Limitless at 09:00PM.