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Impact Wins Summer Split MVP; All LCS Award Winners
Martin Arévalo-Östberg
3 Aug, 2024, 03:45
|Last updated: 9 Apr, 2025, 14:18
All of the 2024 LCS Summer Split awards are now out, rewarding players and teams for their form across the Summer Season.
After Team Liquid completed the first undefeated season in LCS history, the team's dominance was in full display in these awards.
LCS Summer Split MVP:
- Eon-yeong "TL Impact" Jung
Rookie of the Split:
- Fahad "FLY Massu" Abdulmalek
Most Improved Player:
- Ian "TL APA" Stearns
Coaching Staff of the Split:
- Team Liquid: Jake "Spawn" Tiberi, Haitham "Haitham" Algbory, Kim "Reignover" Yeu-jin
1st Team All-Pro:
- Top: Eon-yeong "TL Impact" Jung
- Jungle: Robert "C9 Blaber" Huang
- Mid: Ian "TL APA" Stearns
- Bot: Jung-hoon "TL Yeon" Sean
- Support: Yong-in "TL CoreJJ" Jo
2nd Team All-Pro:
- Top: Seung-yu "C9 Thanatos" Park
- Jungle: Kacper "FLY Inspired" Słoma
- Mid: Joseph "C9 jojopyun" Pyun
- Bot: Kim "C9 Berserker" Min-cheol
- Support: Philippe "C9 Vulcan" Laflamme
3rd Team All-Pro:
- Top: Gabriël "FLY Bwipo" Rau
- Jungle: Um-seong "TL Umti" Lee
- Mid: Su-hyeong "FLY Quad" Song
- Bot: Fahad "FLY Massu" Abdulmalek
- Support: Alan "FLY Busio" Cwalina
The team standings at the end of the Summer regular season clearly had an effect on the All-Pro voting. After Team Liquid, Cloud9 and FlyQuest finished the season in 1st, 2nd and 3rd place, respectively, the final All-Pro Teams are a clear reflection of these standings, with only the teams' junglers swapping places.
Despite Cloud9 fielding a star-studded roster, all of which finished in 2nd or 1st All-Pro Teams, the team has tragically failed to live up to expectations after failing to qualify for Worlds 2024.
And yet, the biggest story of these awards is, without a doubt, Impact winning MVP. The South Korean player is only the second top laner to win the biggest individual award in the LCS after Summit won MVP during the 2022 LCS Spring Season.
As if that was not enough, however, Impact caps off his incredible season by becoming the oldest player in a major region to win an MVP award at 29 years old.
Having won the League of Legends World Championship in 2013, Impact is, as it turns out, simply timeless.
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Image source: Colin Young-Wolff/Riot Games
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