The W7M Esports organization is back in the Rainbow Six competitive scene with a new lineup. Their women’s team is gunning for their fifth title. Since 2019, W7M has made a commitment to equal pay and support for all team members. This is made possible by the ecosystem they’ve built over the years.
W7M’s Rainbow Six Women’s Team
The team’s return isn’t just about reviving past successes; it’s about reinforcing W7M’s commitment to creating equal opportunities for all members. The new lineup includes Lucia “luli” Campello, Thainara “thaii” Julio, Carol “Carol” Corrêa, Fernanda “nanda” Patissi, Berenice “bere” Salvitto, and coach Thiago “rules” Perez.
With a new challenge ahead, our best bet was to go with what worked in the past. Welcome back:@thaii_xx@CarolAerroc@lulicg@nandapsz@BereR6_@RulesR6
Time to put on the mantle again! #GoBulls🤘 pic.twitter.com/c0AGEUicSa
— w7m esports (@w7mesports) April 24, 2025
The team has a strong track record, having won the title in 2023 and finishing as runners-up in 2022. They’ve also produced standout players, with luli earning MVP in 2020 and thaii in 2021. The team will make its debut on April 26 at the Open Qualify of the Women’s Circuit.
Past Achievements
The team’s past achievements include:
- 2023: Title winners
- 2022: Runners-up
- 2020: luli – MVP
- 2021: thaii – MVP
The team’s return is a testament to W7M’s commitment to creating a sustainable and equal environment for all its members. With their sights set on their fifth title, the team is ready to take on the competition.
