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Beastcoast
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History

Beastcoast is an American esports organization founded in 2017. Initially, the club competed in several esports titles but became best known for its Dota 2 division and its contribution to the development of the South American scene.

The organization's first Dota 2 roster featured Jacky EternaLEnVy Mao, Eric Ryoya Dong, Braxton Brax Paulson, Timothy tmt Ong, and Michael ixmike88 Ghannam. However, the lineup lasted only a few months and failed to achieve notable results at major tournaments.

Following a series of disappointing performances, the organization decided to completely rebuild its Dota 2 division. In October 2019, Beastcoast signed the former Team Anvorgesa roster, which had recently made a surprising top-eight finish at The International 2019 while competing under the Infamous banner. This marked the beginning of the most successful era in the club's history.

2019

The new lineup, featuring Héctor K1 Rodríguez, Jean Pierre Chris Luck Gonzales, Adrián Wisper Céspedes Dobles, Elvis Scofield De la Cruz Peña, and Steven Stinger Vargas Mamani, quickly became the biggest breakthrough team in South America.

During its first season, the team's best achievements were a fourth-place finish at ESL One Hamburg 2019 and qualification for MDL Chengdu Major.

2020-2021

Over the next two years, the roster remained almost unchanged. During this period, Beastcoast dominated the South American region, regularly won DPC regional leagues, and represented the region at the biggest international tournaments.

However, the team struggled to secure high placements at premier international events.

2022

After several years with the same roster, the team's results gradually began to decline. Although the core lineup remained intact, competition within the region became much stronger.

Throughout the season, Beastcoast competed at several Majors and secured a top-eight finish at The International 2022. Despite the solid result, the first major roster changes followed after the season ended.

2023

Following the end of the season, Chris Luck, K1 and Wisper left the organization. They were replaced by Gonzalo DarkMago Herrera, Rafael Sacred Yonatan, and Darío Parker Nicho Flores.

The team continued to compete regularly at major tournaments but was often eliminated during the group stage.

At the end of the year, the organization decided to disband the roster and build a new lineup for the following season.

2024

The new roster once again consisted entirely of Peruvian players: Yheremi payk Arroyo, Luis Lumpy Villarreal, Pablo Vitaly Angulo, Joel MoOz Osambela, and Anthony Gardick Lopez.

The team's only notable achievements were victories at two regional tournaments: EPL World Series: America Season 10 and RES Regional Series: LATAM 2.

At the end of the season, the entire roster was acquired by the American organization M80. This effectively marked the end of Beastcoast's Dota 2 history, and the club has not returned to the professional scene since.

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