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Execration
Team:
Execration
Maps played:
181 last year
Region:
SEA
Events:
86
Ranking position:
36 (of 86)
Prize money:
$503 085
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History

Execration is a Philippine esports organization founded in 2012.

2012-2015

Initially, Execration fielded two rosters, but after failing to achieve notable results, they were merged into a single lineup in 2014. The new roster featured the young talents jay, foxx, Ewe and RR, led by veteran captain Kimo. The team performed well at StarLadder StarSeries Season 10, qualifying for the LAN finals and finishing in 7th–8th place.

In 2015, Execration won the regional BTS Southeast Asia 2 tournament but was unable to achieve significant results at major international events.

2016-2017

In 2016, Abed Abed Azel Yusop and Timothy Tims Randrup joined Execration. The roster made an immediate impact by finishing second at ROG Masters 2016. The team came close to qualifying for The International 2016, placing third in the Wild Card stage before Abed left the roster.

In 2017, Execration achieved the greatest success in its history by qualifying for The International for the first time through the regional qualifiers. At The International 2017, the lineup consisting of Fernando Nando Mendoza, James CartMaN John, Ryan Raging Potato Qui, Ralph RR Peñano, and Kimuel Kim0 Rodis finished in 13th–16th place.

2018-2022

Following TI7, the team's results declined. For several years, Execration competed exclusively on the regional tier-2 and tier-3 scene, winning smaller tournaments such as the MPGL Asian Championship. Frequent roster changes prevented the organization from qualifying for major international events.

2023

After six years, Execration returned to the tier-1 scene thanks to a stable lineup featuring Jinn Marrey Palos Lamatao, Mark Anthony Bob Urbina, Justine Ryan Tino Grimaldo, Mark Shanks Jubert and Carlo Carlo Manalo.

Throughout the season, the team dominated the regional DPC league and attended several majors, including Lima Major 2023, ESL One Berlin Major 2023, Bali Major 2023, and DreamLeague Season 19. However, they were eliminated early at every international event.

Their only notable international performance came at Riyadh Masters 2023, where Execration advanced through the Play-In stage before finishing 13th–14th. The team later failed to qualify for The International 2023.

2024-2026

The 2024 season began with a series of unsuccessful qualifier campaigns. The team's closest opportunity came at the ESL One Birmingham 2024 qualifier, where it finished fourth. Execration also failed to qualify for Riyadh Masters 2024 and The International 2024. Its best result of the year was 4th place at Elite League Season 2.

During the first half of 2025, Execration won several Asian online tournaments, including Asian Dragon Series and EPL WS: Southeast Asia S3.

The team's biggest achievement of the season was qualifying for Esports World Cup 2025. However, Execration was eliminated in 16th place at the tournament. Later that year, the roster once again failed to make it through regional qualifiers for major events.

In early March 2026, coach Leon Arthur Lee left the organization and was replaced by Park March Tae-won. However, Execration's results did not improve, as the team once again failed to qualify for the biggest tournaments, including Esports World Cup 2026.

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