The highly anticipated second edition of the League Awards took place recently, celebrating the remarkable talents within the League of Legends community. Hosted by popular figures Sjokz and Caedrel, the event was held at the luxurious Marriott Bonvoy, attracting a diverse group of fans, influencers, and prominent teams, including T1, Los Ratones, Karmine Corp, and G2 Esports.
Fans played a crucial role in this year’s awards, as all nominations were determined through their votes, which took place from November 18 to November 24, 2025. For those who were unable to tune in or simply wish to catch up, we have compiled a comprehensive list of the winners from the League Awards 2025.
Leading off the categories, the award for Esports Creator of the Year went to IWDominate, marking a significant achievement for the creator who has made waves in the gaming community. Previous winner Tolkin also received recognition as a finalist, alongside other talented individuals such as Andrew DiStefano and YamatoCannon.
In the category of Fan Art of the Year, @PapayouFR emerged as the winner, showcasing the artistic talents thriving within the community. Other finalists included well-known names like @flowrmosh and @fluffjwi2.
The award for LCP Player of the Year was claimed by Chiu «Doggo» Tzu-Chuan of the CTBC Flying Oyster, highlighting the player’s incredible performance over the past year. The finalists in this category represented a strong pool of talent, including Driver and Karsa.
Moreover, the competition for Content Piece of the Year was fierce, with AloisNL’s «Mundo PUSH PUSH PUSH» taking home the trophy. This category also featured creative contributions from popular entities such as G2 Esports and Ludwig.
In individual player recognitions, the LPL Player of the Year title went to Lee «Tarzan» Seung-yong, while the Broadcast Talent of the Year award was presented to Chronicler. The Rookie of the Year accolade was awarded to Tsai «HongQ» Ming-Hong, further spotlighting the new talent stepping into the arena.
Additional honors included the LCK Player of the Year, awarded to Gwak «Bdd» Bo-seong, and Play of the Year, which was won by Keria for a standout moment against AL. The coveted Moment of the Year was captured by T1’s remarkable achievement in completing a three-peat.
The evening also celebrated the LTA and LEC Players of the Year, with Inspired from FlyQuest and Caps from G2 Esports respectively receiving accolades for their stellar performances.
As the ceremony concluded, T1 was recognized as Team of the Year for their consistent excellence, while Jeong «Chovy» Ji-hoon was crowned Player of the Year, affirming his status as one of the most formidable players in the competitive scene.
This year’s League Awards not only honored outstanding individuals and teams but also highlighted the passionate community that supports them, making it a memorable occasion in the esports calendar.
