100 Thieves announce VALORANT Game Changers roster

100 Thieves have finally planted a flag in North America’s VALORANT Game Changers circuit, announcing a debut roster on Monday built around the entire Frog Womp line-up and fronted by long-time 100T content creator Lydia “lidyuh” Wilson.

They will be the organization’s first women and marginalized-gender squad since the GC ecosystem launched in 2021, and they arrive with proven chemistry rather than a collection of solo signings.

Lidyuh is joined by frag-happy initiator Emily “melya” Khan, adaptable controller Jina “marceline” Kim, explosive duelist Presley “Slandy” Anderson, and veteran sentinel Jasmine “Jazzyk1ns” Manankil.

Former Immortals star Abdo “c4Lypso” Agha takes the headset as head coach, assisted by long-time analyst Anthony “thattree” Duran.

The core have played together since early 2025, grinding under the Frog Womp banner, finishing fourth in Stage 1.

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That Stage 1 run was achieved after upsetting several established line-ups, and that persuaded 100 Thieves to acquire the roster wholesale.

Jazzyk1ns, who broke through with Cloud9 White in 2020 before stints at FlyQuest RED, supplies big-match poise, while marceline and melya bring two years of GC reps via YFP X. Lidyuh, formerly known as “Tupperware”, swaps her creator status for an in-server leadership role.

The squad dives straight into Stage 2’s Swiss Stage, where 16 teams chase three wins to reach September’s double-elimination main event. Only hours after the signing went public, 100 Thieves defeated Hakikimori GC 2-0 in a dominant performance.

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Lidyuh is relishing the dual identity she now carries.

“I’ve always wanted to prove myself as a competitor, and doing it with an org where I’ve already built so much makes it even more meaningful,” she said in the announcement, adding that the lineup is “ready to show what we’re capable of”.

100 Thieves’ stated goal is immediate qualification for November’s VALORANT Game Changers Championship in Seoul, South Korea — and, if early synergy translates online, a realistic bid for the Stage 2 title.