kennyS CS: GO
Kenny Schrub, famously known for his gamer tag “kennyS,” is a French CS: GO player and former professional CS: Source player. He is currently on the bench for G2 Esports after playing as the AWPer for the esports organization since joining them in February 2017. Schrub is best known for adopting a uniquely aggressive AWPing gameplay in early CS: GO, most notably using this technique to bring his team to win the DreamHack Open Cluj-Napoca during his time at EnVyUs in 2015.
Early Life
Professional Career
Schrub, or kennyS is famous for being a CS: Strike player. However, Schrub was already a professional CS: Source player before transitioning to Global Offensive in 2012. He currently plays for G2 Esports, where he joined in February 2017, after a player exchange between the organization and Team EnVyUs.
He played for several professional esports teams during his career. These include Titan, VeryGames, EnVyUs, Recursive esports, Clan-Mystik, and LDLC. Schrub won several tournaments and championships with his different groups throughout his career.
His most notable award is the “eSports Player of the Year” during The Game Awards in 2015.
Schrub was considered the best sniper in CS: GO before a change to the weapon’s mobility, with a professional Counter-Strike analyst calling him the best player in the game before that change. Regardless, Schrub is still widely labeled as one of the fastest and most skilled AWPers in the game.
Achievements and Awards
Here are all the achievements and awards kennyS earned throughout his ongoing career:
Personal
- He won the Esports Player of the Year category during the Game Awards in 2015.
- He was ranked the 12th best player in 2013, 6th in 2014 and 2015, 13th in 2016, and 7th in 2017 by HLTV.
- He was ranked the 8th best player in 2016 and 4th in 2017 by Thorin.
- HLTV gave him the MPV title during Esports Heaven: Birmingham.
- He was titled the MVP of DreamHack 2014 Invitational II by HLTV.
- HLTV named him the MVP of the IOS Panamera.
- He was named MVP twice in 2015 for DreamHack Open London and Cluj-Napoca by HLTV.
- HLTV gave him the MVP title during the Global eSports Cup – Season 1.
- He was named the MVP of WESG in 2016 by HLTV.
- In 2017, HLTV named kennyS the MVP thrice, during the DreamHack Open Tours and Masters Malmö, and ESL Pro League Season 5: Finals.
Team
Titan
- Placed 13th and 16th during the ESL One Katowice in 2015
- Won 1st place in Gamers Assembly in 2015
Team EnVyUs
- Won 1st place in DreamHack Open Cluj-Napoca in 2015
- Placed 13th and 16th during the ESL One Cologne in 2016
- Ranked 5th and 8th during ELeague Season 1
- Won 1st place during the World Electronic Sports Games
- Placed 2nd during ESL One Cologne in 2015
G2 Esports
- Won 1st place in DreamHack Tours in 2017
- Won 1st place during PGL’s HTC 2v2 Invitational
- Placed 1st and 2nd during DreamHack Open Austin in 2017
- Won 1st place during the ESL Pro League Season 5
- Won 1st place during DreamHack Masters Malmö in 2017
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