VCT Americas 2025 Season Awards: Full Winners and Highlights
Celebrate the winners of the VCT Americas 2025 Season Awards as one of the most competitive years in the region’s history comes to a close. The Americas once again proved to be home to elite talent, unforgettable matches, and championship defining performances across the entire season.
The 2025 campaign delivered everything fans expect at the highest level of VALORANT. New rivalries emerged, rising stars broke through, established favorites stumbled, and the stakes remained sky high from start to finish.
Recognizing excellence across the season remains a core part of celebrating the league’s growth.
Player of the Year
MiBR’s aspas claimed Player of the Year honors after a standout season, earning 75 points to secure the top spot. NRG’s brawk finished as runner up with 45 points, followed closely by teammate mada with 38 points.
Coach of the Year
NRG’s Bonkar was named Coach of the Year with a commanding 117 points, reflecting NRG’s consistency and championship success. G2’s JoshRT placed second with 79 points, while MiBR’s fRoD rounded out the top three with 48 points.
In-Game Leader of the Year
NRG’s Ethan earned In-Game Leader of the Year honors with 126 points, showcasing exceptional leadership throughout the season.
G2’s valyn followed with 105 points, while MiBR’s Verno finished third with 40 points.
Controller of the Year
G2’s valyn secured Controller of the Year with 104 points. NRG’s s0m placed second with 95 points, and Sentinels’ bang finished third with 25 points.
Duelist of the Year
MiBR’s aspas added another accolade to his season by winning Duelist of the Year with 100 points. NRG’s mada finished narrowly behind with 94 points, followed by G2’s jawgemo with 35 points.
Initiator of the Year
NRG’s brawk took home Initiator of the Year honors with 89 points. G2’s trent finished second with 64 points, while NRG’s Ethan claimed third with 55 points.
Sentinel of the Year
G2’s leaf earned Sentinel of the Year after collecting 100 points. MiBR’s cortezia followed with 76 points, and NRG’s skuba secured third place with 68 points.
Most Improved Player of the Year
MiBR’s cortezia was recognized as Most Improved Player of the Year with 37 points. NRG’s brawk finished second with 33 points, while LEV’s Sato placed third with 30 points.
Rookie of the Year
NRG’s brawk completed an impressive breakout season by winning Rookie of the Year with 71 points. Teammate mada followed closely with 69 points, and LEV’s Sato finished third with 54 points.
Voting Process and Criteria
Voting took place following Champions Paris and included members of the VCT broadcast team, third party media, and one professional player, coach, and streamer from each VCT Americas team. Team representatives were not allowed to vote for their own organizations.
