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vOx

A fan archive dedicated to Vox Eminor — the Australian team that helped bring Oceanic Counter-Strike onto some of the biggest CS:GO stages and left behind one of the most recognizable tags of its era.

Legendary roster ↓Open match archive
3Major appearances
2010organization founded
39HLTV-recorded maps
19–20HLTV W–L on those maps
The story

From Oceania
to the Majors.

Vox Eminor was founded in Australia and became part of CS:GO history through a run of international appearances. The team competed at three Major tournaments across 2014 and 2015.

Major era

Three stages. One unmistakable tag.

EMS One Katowice 2014Group stage
ESL One Cologne 2014Group stage
ESL One Katowice 20159–12th
3×
2014 → 2015

The breakthrough roster

A core built around SPUNJ, AZR, and Havoc represented Australia on the international stage. In 2015, jks joined the lineup, while the Katowice-era roster also featured topguN.

During the Katowice 2015 qualifier, Vox defeated Dignitas 16:13 and 3DMAX 16:11, before beating FlipSid3 16:2 at the Major itself.

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Roster archive

Names that
defined vOx.

Switch between roster eras. These cards are presented as a fan archive and are not intended to represent an official team website.

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Match archive

Moments worth
remembering.

A curated selection of historical results. This is an archive, not a live match center.

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Before Australian CS became a global fixture, vOx was already carrying the region onto Major stages.

Vox Eminor ended its Counter-Strike operations in 2016, but many of its players continued on to notable careers. The team remains an important part of the early international history of Australian CS:GO.

UNOFFICIAL FAN PROJECT · This page is not affiliated with Vox Eminor, Valve, ESL, or any tournament organizer. The visual mark used here is an original fan-made interpretation, not the official team logo.