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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

14 Oct, 2025, 10:35

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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.

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