Kelly “shirazi” Jaudian has found a new home in Nova Esports GC after spending two years with the Team SMG/Xipto Esports core. CHINA – Kelly “shirazi” Jaudian has officially signed with Nova Esports GC to compete in VCT Game Changers CN (China), VALO2ASIA has learned. The former Team SMG and Xipto Esports player has been seen in Shanghai since early March, including a visit to the VCT CN Arena, alongside her new Nova Esports GC teammates, which now include Wang “Clem” Ke-ching (ex-Chao Hui EDG & Trace Esports GC) and “7er” (ex-Killer Angel Girls ESC). Rounding out the roster, Huang “7wYy” Qian-yun and “Yyni” have been retained from the previous 2024 roster. ALSO READ: Estrella departs RRQ shirazi with the rest of the Nova Esports GC members in Shanghai, China shirazi inks a deal with Nova Esports GC after spending the past two years with the Team SMG/Xipto Esports core, a period in which they remained unbeaten by any Game Changers team in the Pacific region for the full two seasons. Their massive success secured back-to-back qualifications for the Game Changers Championship in São Paulo and Berlin, where they finished in fourth place both times. With Xipto’s Game Changers squad disbanding following the end of the 2024 season, Alexandria “Alexy” Francisco, Odella “enerii” Abraham, and Camille “Kamiyu” Enriquez stuck together and were picked up by Team Falcons to compete in the SEA circuit. Meanwhile, shirazi has now taken a different path, making the move to the CN Game Changers circuit—becoming the first Filipino player to do so. shirazi has also consistently ranked as the #4 Best Pacific Game Changers player at the 2023 and 2024 VALO2ASIA Awards. Nova Esports GC will be counting on her experience to help them improve after their 4th-place finish at the 2024 Game Changers CN. (Photo courtesy of Adela Sznajder/Riot Games) The Filipino controller is set to make her debut in Nova Esports colors at VCT Game Changers CN, though details for this season are still under wraps. Nova Esports have the following players: Kelly “shirazi” Jaudian (ex-Team SMG & Xipto Esports) Wang “Clem” Ke-ching (ex-Chao Hui EDG & Trace Esports GC) Huang “7wYy” Qian-yun “7er” (ex-Killer Angel Girls ESC) “Yyni” For more insights on the Asian VALORANT scene and upcoming content like this, be sure to like and follow VALO2ASIA on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram. Cover photo courtesy of Adela Sznajder/Riot Games

Kelly “shirazi” Jaudian has found a new home in Nova Esports GC after spending two years with the Team SMG/Xipto Esports core. For more insights on the Asian VALORANT scene and upcoming content like this, be sure to like and follow VALO2ASIA on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram. Cover photo courtesy of Adela Sznajder/Riot Games The Filipino controller is set to make her debut […]

Kelly “shirazi” Jaudian has found a new home in Nova Esports GC after spending two years with the Team SMG/Xipto Esports core.

For more insights on the Asian VALORANT scene and upcoming content like this, be sure to like and follow VALO2ASIA on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram.

Cover photo courtesy of Adela Sznajder/Riot Games

The Filipino controller is set to make her debut in Nova Esports colors at VCT Game Changers CN, though details for this season are still under wraps.

The former Team SMG and Xipto Esports player has been seen in Shanghai since early March, including a visit to the VCT CN Arena, alongside her new Nova Esports GC teammates, which now include Wang “Clem” Ke-ching (ex-Chao Hui EDG & Trace Esports GC) and “7er” (ex-Killer Angel Girls ESC).

*shirazi with the rest of the Nova Esports GC members in Shanghai, China*

CHINA – Kelly “shirazi” Jaudian has officially signed with Nova Esports GC to compete in VCT Game Changers CN (China), VALO2ASIA has learned.

With Xipto’s Game Changers squad disbanding following the end of the 2024 season, Alexandria “Alexy” Francisco, Odella “enerii” Abraham, and Camille “Kamiyu” Enriquez stuck together and were picked up by Team Falcons to compete in the SEA circuit. Meanwhile, shirazi has now taken a different path, making the move to the CN Game Changers circuit—becoming the first Filipino player to do so.

Rounding out the roster, Huang “7wYy” Qian-yun and “Yyni” have been retained from the previous 2024 roster.

*(Photo courtesy of Adela Sznajder/Riot Games)*

ALSO READ: Estrella departs RRQ

Nova Esports have the following players:

Kelly “shirazi” Jaudian (ex-Team SMG & Xipto Esports)
Wang “Clem” Ke-ching (ex-Chao Hui EDG & Trace Esports GC)
Huang “7wYy” Qian-yun
“7er” (ex-Killer Angel Girls ESC)
“Yyni”

shirazi has also consistently ranked as the #4 Best Pacific Game Changers player at the 2023 and 2024 VALO2ASIA Awards. Nova Esports GC will be counting on her experience to help them improve after their 4th-place finish at the 2024 Game Changers CN.

shirazi inks a deal with Nova Esports GC after spending the past two years with the Team SMG/Xipto Esports core, a period in which they remained unbeaten by any Game Changers team in the Pacific region for the full two seasons. Their massive success secured back-to-back qualifications for the Game Changers Championship in São Paulo and Berlin, where they finished in fourth place both times.