ORDER has announced the return of Declan "Vexite" Portelli after he played 3 months for the local rivals. The young 17-year-old will replace Hatz who left the squad earlier in August. Vexite helped ORDER to qualify for events such as DreamHack Open 2021 and ESL challenger Anaheim 2022 and was a part of their victory in ESEA Premier Season 36. In 2022 Vexite is averaging a 1.20 rating overall playing for both ORDER and VERTEX. 

Vexite stated in a [link:{"url":"https://twitter.com/vexite_/status/1559067326183444480?t=szKdwBym1eGDAWoQ5ZrU1Q&s=19","isNewTab":true,"text":"Twitter post"}]: "I'm very grateful to be given the opportunity to play with the boys. I'm ready to give it everything I got and I'm excited to see what we can do. Now let's keep our heads down and focus on the RMR".

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Since the time when Renegades proved that they could battle with the best of the best within the professional CS:GO scene, little exciting news regarding rosters has come from the Oceania region. The Australian organization called VERTEX, however, are making moves that could put them in contention for being one of the best teams from that region. Just announced are the signings of former ORDER duo Declan "Vexite" Portelli and Matthew "Valiance" Hartric. 

After the removal of James "Roflko" Lytras and Tom "apocdud" Henry, VERTEX needed two players to finalize their roster. The decision to bring in the above-mentioned duo is expected to be a bolstering of their CS:GO division, since the pair of players come from an even higher-ranked roster and will be bringing some of that experience as well as their talent to the new-look VERTEX roster. 

The only 17-year-old "Vexite" stood out in his time at ORDER and is regarded as one of the most promising talents from the Oceania region. With the addition of him and "Valiance" the current VERTEX roster looks as follows: 

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ORDER has decided to release its current roster led by Jireh “J1rah” Youakim this Wednesday, the organization announced on Twitter. The Australian team informs that it doesn’t necessarily mean an exit from CS:GO entirely as they will consider their options moving forward.

- It is with a heavy heart that today we announce that we have made the tough decision to part ways with our current CS:GO roster. This roster has played under our organisation at many tournaments domestically and internationally since the formation of the core, and we are incredibly thankful for their time and service to the organization

(…) CS:GO and the community surrounding it are a core part of our organization, and we are carefully considering our options and plans for ORDER CS:GO moving forward, ORDER said in an official statement. 

ORDER was up until today the #4 highest-ranked team in the Oceanic region, often standing in the shadow of more profiled teams like Renegades and LookingForOrg. Throughout their time together, the roster didn’t manage to post any significant results.

ORDER consisted of the following players:

 {cflag:AU} Matthew “Valiance” Hartrick

 {cflag:AU} Declan “Vexite” Portelli                                       

 {cflag:AU} Tyler tucks” Reilly                                                   

 {cflag:AU} Kobi “xertz” Wallis (Head coach)

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