The Polish organization HONORIS is ceasing operations from this date on, co-founder Wiktor “TaZ” Wojtas announced on Twitter.
This marks an end to a 3-year adventure in professional Counter-Strike which was established by TaZ and his former Virtus.pro teammate Filip “NEO” Kubski back in May 2020. TaZ himself played for HONORIS in the entire time, while NEO stepped down from the active lineup last year. T
Thank you #HNRS time for changes.
Read: https://t.co/6T8ahtYb3y
— TAZ (@g5taz) March 29, 2023
In a Twitlonger, TaZ thanks the entire organization for its service through the years but also outlines the decision to close up shop.
– We are closing the HONORIS organization. This ends a certain stage in my life, but there will still be time for a summary, TaZ noted and continued:
– Finally, thank you Filip [NEO]. This time we failed to achieve the goal, but I appreciate that we gave a chance to ourselves and to the young generation of players. We tried to create a project on our terms and I think we have a lot to be proud of.
Notable results for HONORIS this year:
2-1 vs ENCE – IEM Rio Qualifier
2-1 vs CPH Flames – ESL Challenger Melbourne Qualifier
2-1 vs forZe – ESL Challenger Melbourne Qualifier
HONORIS had the following lineup:
{cflag:PL} Dawid ‘SaMey’ Stańczak
{cflag:PL} Kamil ‘Sobol’ Sobolewski
{cflag:PL} Kamil ‘reiko’ Cegiełko
{cflag:PL} Dawid ‘lunAtic’ Cieślak
{cflag:PL} Wiktor ‘TaZ’ Wojtas
