This was the Spring Season 2026

The Spring Season 2026 of the Ibex Gaming League is in the books, and it delivered everything from a dominant three-peat to a grand final upset.

New Entrances

The Premier Division welcomed fresh blood in both titles. In Rocket League, DIVE Esports successfully defended their spot in the Winter Season 2026 relegation, while newcomers Y17 fought their way up through the qualifier. In Counter-Strike 2, Schwabübi, renamed Venninagate at league start, knocked out "Was gsehni da" in

relegation, and qualifier winners AlpineBattalion entered the Premier Division with an immediate, league-shaking impact.

Roster Changes

Compared to the Winter Season 2026, the Rocket League grid said goodbye to Addicted E-Sports and LadiesFirst, with Allô selem and Y17 rounding out the eight-team field. In Counter-Strike 2, the division grew from seven to eight teams: SOS ESPORTS x mYinsanity now competes as SOS Esports, Addicted E-Sports departed, and ZeroOneClan joined the fray alongside AlpineBattalion and Venninagate.

Regular Season Highlights

In Rocket League, VisionGaming dominated the regular season with six wins in seven matches and a +17 game differential, ahead of Time 2 Esport and Allô selem (both 5–2). In Counter-Strike 2, defending champions Feather went through the regular season unbeaten (6 wins, 1 draw, +12 rounds), with newcomers ZeroOneClan impressing in second place. AlpineBattalion and Broomers claimed the last two playoff spots.

Semifinals

The Counter-Strike 2 semifinals were one-sided affairs: Feather swept Broomers 2–0, while AlpineBattalion stunned regular-season runners-up ZeroOneClan 2–0 to book their grand final spot in their debut season. In Rocket League, VisionGaming beat Scythe of Seraph 4–2, and Time 2 Esport advanced after Allô selem forfeited.

Third Place

Scythe of Seraph secured third place in Rocket League. In Counter-Strike 2, Broomers edged out ZeroOneClan in a tight three-map thriller (13:7 on Ancient, 12:16 on Overpass, 13:11 on Mirage) to finish the season on the podium.

Grand Final

For the third time, the Ibex Gaming League Grand Finals were held at the ERUPT Lounge in Bern, and on 21.06.2026, the longest day of the year, it was a scorcher in every sense. In Counter-Strike 2, Feather reinforced their grip on the Swiss CS scene, defeating AlpineBattalion 3–1 (Nuke 13:10, Anubis 11:13, Inferno 13:8, Ancient 13:7) for their third championship in a row. In Rocket League, Time 2 Esport took revenge on the stacked VisionGaming roster, winning the best-of-seven 4–2 to claim the title after falling short in the Winter Season 2026.

The Most Valuable Players supported by WOG.ch were T2 player Guggi, who lived by the motto "no panic" throughout the whole season, which he has tattooed in German on his arm and Kaamiii from Feather.
The most dedicated fans were cheering live from Bern, and two lucky viewers were awarded a Logitech G Pro Superlight and a Logitech G Pro Superstrike.

What's Next

The Ibex Gaming League returns with the Fall Season 2026, the last season of the year, running from 17.08.2026 to 25.10.2026. Teams looking to join the action can take their shot via the Open Division and the qualifiers.