It’s that time of year again LCS fans, the LCS Awards are here. Read on to find out who won and our process for deciding the winners this split.

2019 Spring Split LCS All-Pro Team

1st LCS All-Pro Team

• Eric “Licorice” Ritchie – Top, C9 (129 Points)
• Jake “Xmithie” Puchero – Jungle, TL (102 Points)
• Søren “Bjergsen” Bjerg – Mid, TSM (105 Points)
• Yiliang “Doublelift” Peng – ADC, TL (126 Points)
• Jo “CoreJJ” Yongin – Sup, TL (132 Points)

2nd LCS All-Pro Team

• Eonyoung “Impact” Jeong – Top, TL (48 Points)
• Dennis “Svenskeren” Johnsen – Jungle, C9 (88 Points)
• Nicolaj “Jensen” Jensen – Mid, TL (87 Points)
• Zachary “Sneaky” Scuderi – ADC, C9 (65 Points)
• Tristan “Zeyzal” Stidam – Support, C9 (81 Points)

3rd LCS All-Pro Team

• Sergen “Broken Blade” Çelik – Top, TSM (35 Points)
• Lucas “Santorin” Larsen – Jungle, FLY (59 Points)
• Yasin “Nisqy” Dincer – Mid, C9 (49 Points)
• Jesper “Zven” Svenningsen – ADC, TSM (63 Points)
• Andy “Smoothie” Ta – Sup, TSM (51 Points)

Link to 2019 LCS All-Pro Team Voting Ballot

2019 Spring LCS Rookie of the Split

Rookie of the Split: Omran “V1per” Shoura – Top, FLY (124 Points)

• 2nd place Rookie: Philippe “Vulcan” Laflamme – Sup, CG (71 Points)
• 3rd place Rookie: Raymond “Wiggily” Griffin – Jungle, CLG (35 Points)

Link to 2019 Spring Rookie of the Split Voting Ballot

2019 Spring Coach of the Split

Coach of the Split: Hangyu “Reapered” Bok – C9 (82 Points)

• 2nd place Coach: Anthony “Zikz” Gray – TSM (75 Points)
• 3rd place Coach: Jang “Cain” Nu-ri – TL (45 Points)

Link to 2019 Spring Coach of the Split Voting Ballot

2019 Most Valuable Player

Most Valuable Player: Jo “CoreJJ” Yongin – Sup, TL (127 Points)

• 2nd place MVP: Eric “Licorice” Ritchie – Top, C9 (55 Points)
• 3rd place MVP: Søren “Bjergsen” Bjerg – Mid, TSM (49 Points)

Link to 2019 Spring Most Valuable Player Voting Ballot

WHAT ARE THE LCS AWARDS?

Every Split we celebrate the best that the LCS has to offer. We honor the players and coaches who demonstrated exemplary performance throughout the Split. The LCS is all about seeing League of Legends played at its highest level, so this is our way of recognizing superior teamwork, mechanics, and overall game mastery.

WHEN DID VOTING TAKE PLACE?

The voting took place on March 25-27 after the conclusion of Week 9 of the LCS Spring Split.

WHO GETS TO VOTE?

The awards will be voted on by the LCS broadcast team, third-party media, and the pro teams themselves. The voting panel will be revealed on March 30 with the announcement of the LCS All-Pro team winners.

WHAT CATEGORIES ARE THERE? WHEN CAN I FIND OUT WHO WON?

• LCS All-Pro Team – March 30
• Coach of the Split – April 6
• Rookie of the Split – April 6
• Most Valuable Player – April 13 

WHO WON LAST SPLIT? (2018 Summer Split)

1st LCS All-Pro Team:

• Chan-ho “Ssumday” Kim – Top, 100 (125 Points)
• Jake “Xmithie” Puchero – Jungle, TL (94 Points)
• Nicolaj “Jensen” Jensen – Mid, C9 (102 Points)
• Yiliang “Doublelift” Peng – ADC, TL (134 Points)
• Zaqueri “aphromoo” Black – Support, 100 (105 Points)

Coach of the Split:

• Hangyu “Reapered” Bok – C9 (119 Points)

Rookie of the Split:

• Robert “Blaber” Huang – Jungle, C9 (118 Points)

Most Valuable Player:

• Yiliang “Doublelift” Peng – ADC, TL (119 Points)

WHEN AND WHERE CAN I FIND BALLOTS AND THE FULL AWARD PANEL?

The full award panel and their votes will be released within 24 hours of the award being announced.

HOW WOULD YOU HAVE VOTED? SHOW OFF YOUR LCS KNOWLEDGE!

If we handed you a ballot, who’d be your choices? We want to hear from you! Tweet us @lolesports to share who your picks would have been. Keep it locked to Lolesports to find out who’s taking home the hardware this Split and we’ll see you during Playoffs, when we begin the reveals with the 2019 LCS Spring Split All-Pro Team.