Log in

Caedrel and Sjokz Announce the Return of the League Awards in 2025

Caedrel and Sjokz Announce the Return of the League Awards in 2025

League of Legends

Andre Guaraldo

Andre Guaraldo

14 Oct, 2025, 10:35

|

Last updated: 14 Oct, 2025, 10:40

The League Awards are officially returning for their 2025 edition, once again hosted by Caedrel and Sjokz, the beloved duo who launched the groundbreaking inaugural event in 2024.

This year’s ceremony will take place at the same venue as the Red Bull League of Its Own, held at Munich’s SAP Garden, but in a more intimate setting within the VIP area. This promises an exclusive atmosphere while continuing to celebrate the best of League of Legends esports and content.

Bringing the best of League to the Awards

The 2025 League Awards aim to build on the success and authenticity of the first edition, which filled a longstanding gap in the LoL community by providing a dedicated, community-driven platform to honor players, teams, creators, and iconic moments from all regions worldwide. Caedrel and Sjokz continue to emphasize the awards’ integrity, ensuring the event remains about genuine recognition rather than commercial gain.

Following the widespread acclaim from the debut, this edition is expected to bring fresh excitement with new categories, fan engagement, and expert judging, all designed to spotlight outstanding achievements and unforgettable moments from the 2025 competitive season. Being part of the Red Bull League of Its Own event venue will also integrate the League Awards into the wider esports ecosystem, amplifying their prestige.

With Caedrel and Sjokz at the helm, the 2025 League Awards will once again highlight the outstanding talent and vibrant culture of League of Legends, creating a must-watch occasion for fans and professionals eager to celebrate the year’s best in the game.

Stay tuned to Strafe Esports for more League of Legends information and news. Don't forget to follow us on Social Media for the latest news about your favorite game.

Featured image credits: League Awards

Read also:

IWDominate to Become Cloud9's In-Person Strategic Coach for the LCS 2026

Top 5 Mid Laners at Worlds 2025: Does Faker Make the Cut?

Disguised wins LTA North Promotion 2025 and Returns to the LCS in 2026

Latest news

Riftbound Reveals T1 2025 Worlds Champion Collection with Exclusive Player Cards

T1's historic three-peat is making the jump from Summoner's Rift to the tabletop. Riot Games has unveiled two special collections celebrating the team's 2025 League of Legends World Championship victory through Riftbound, its physical card game based on the LoL universe.

Kaustavmani Choudhury

G2 Esports Reverse Sweep Top Esports in Opening Matchup of MSI 2026 Bracket Stage

EU’s top seed, G2 Esports, refused to go quietly into the night as they took down Top Esports in a 5-game thriller in Daejeon, South Korea. The LEC representative completed the reverse sweep after being down 0-2 to kick start their 2026 League of Legends MSI campaign in the most exciting way possible.

MSI 2026 Pick'Ems Guide and Rewards: Bracket Stage

With the Play-In Stage done and dusted, it's time for the main event at MSI 2026. The Bracket Stage is about to kick off, and the Pick'Ems challenge is already open! Exclusive League of Legends rewards are at stake, so let's take a look at our MSI 2026 Pick'Ems guide for the Bracket Stage so you can better guide your selections.

Martin Arévalo-Östberg

T1 Qualify for 2026 MSI Bracket Stage After Flawless Play-Ins Run

To the surprise of very few, T1 are through to the League of Legends 2026 Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) Bracket Stage after blasting through their Play-Ins opposition. T1 secure their spot after a spotless Play-Ins run, not dropping a single game throughout.

Team Liquid Eliminate Karmine Corp from MSI 2026

Hence, it’s proven: NA >> EU. On the third day of MSI 2026, North American Team Liquid Alienware clashed with French Powerhouse Karmine Corp with tournament lives on the line. Many expected the LEC squad to come out on top, but the Summoner’s Rift witnessed an upset.

League Classic to Arrive in Season 3: What to Expect

We have our first look at the much-anticipated League of Legends Classic — or League Classic — game mode and there’s a lot to be excited about. Earlier today Riot Games mistakenly included files for the upcoming game mode on the LoL PBE (Public Beta Environment) and keen eyes were quick to latch on to the information. Let’s have a look at everything we can expect to see.

Cloud9 LoL Announces IWDominate As Head Coach, Adds YamatoCannon and Arrow

Christian “IWDominate” Rivera has been announced as the new Head Coach for the Cloud9 roster following the departure of former Head Coach Nicholas “Inero” Smith. This move is only the first of a fairly large shuffle for the Cloud9 roster as we see the addition of multiple new assistant coaches as well as 2 new players.

Comments (0)

Log in to comment on this match