Esports organization Stellae Gaming announced it has disbanded its inclusive VALORANT roster, effective Saturday, following the team’s fifth-place finish in a recent major regional tournament.
The move, announced November 1 on the organization’s X social media account, follows the team’s 5th-6th place ranking in the VCT 2025: Game Changers Brazil Final Stage.
Stellae Gaming expressed gratitude for the team’s contributions. “Today we close an important cycle, a cycle built with talent, dedication, and moments that will stay forever in Stellae’s history,” the organization posted. “We are proud of what was built and grateful for every step taken by our side.”
THANK YOU GIRLS. Today we close an important cycle, a cycle built with talent, dedication, and moments that will stay forever in Stellae’s history. 🪐Each of you left a piece of your own history in Stellae. In victories, in defeats, and in all challenges… pic.twitter.com/h3qywO5AiI
— STELLAE (@StellaeGaming) November 1, 2025
The players released from the roster include Amanda “mandy” Santiago, Gabriela “GabiTe” Taves, Isabele “isa1” Glym, Carolina “Shizue” Miranda, Ayumi “ayumi” Maruyama, and Melany “ripmelzinha” Nicosia.
The team’s performance at the VCT 2025: Game Changers Brazil Final Stage saw them exit in the lower bracket. They initially lost to Team Liquid Visa, secured a win against Não Estamos Aqui, but were ultimately eliminated after a 2-0 defeat by Team Brave Soldier GC.