Summary:
- The jungler for T1, Oner, just reached a major achievement by getting 3,000 assists in the LCK.
- This happened in a hyped win against Nongshim RedForce, where T1 were able to show they are still a top team this season.
- The series was a hard-fought 2-1 victory to remain in contention at the top of the standings.
3,000 assists in the LCK is not an easy thing to accomplish; however, T1’s jungler Oner just got it done. Oner’s record-setting achievement took place in an exciting match against Nongshim RedForce during which T1 rolled on the momentum. Now Oner’s milestone achievement puts him in the conversation of the LCK legends. But that also shows T1’s competitive focus to prove they can stay on top for the rest of the season.
T1’s Assist Master and Jungler
Oner’s aggressive and proactive play illustrates that he’s exceptionally capable at controlling the jungle and navigating team fights and roams with deadly accuracy. He has a broad champion pool with great performances on Lee Sin, Xin Zhao, and Sejuani, as well as an overall kill participation of around 72%. And it speaks to Oner’s importance in contributing towards T1 winning games.
What makes Oner stand out is not only how many assists he has but the quality of those assists. Each of those assists comes from his visionary game sense and willingness to secure objectives that turned the momentum towards T1.
T1 is kicking off to a hot start to the season and fights for top positions in the LCK standings. Thus, Oner’s perfect jungle control will still be at the heart of their quest to win a championship.
Week 14: T1 vs Nongshim RedForce
T1 vs Nongshim RedForce’s Week 14 series in the LCK 2025 round 5 was definitely an exciting and competitive series. After T1 won the series 2-1, they remained strong contenders for the second-place spot in the standings.
Game 1
T1 started strong in game 1 with quick, clean team fighting and objective control. They transitioned their first Rift Herald game objective toward a 20-6 kill lead.
Even with all their attempts, Nongshim couldn’t handle the coordinated aggression and rotations from T1. Eventually, they fell to T1 after 29 minutes.
Game 2
Things turned out a little differently in game two. After they showed a very balanced team composition and solid execution, Nongshim RedForce sent a clear message to T1.
After great rotations and timely ganks, Nongshim had T1 on the ropes. They had an advantage of 27-9 across kills and had a 61.6k-47.8k gold lead when the game ended.
Game 3
In the final game, Oner made a surprising jungle pick of Zed. The moment of the game was Doran on Jax utilizing Counter Strike on four T1 members, which turned the fight and momentum in T1’s favor.
It also helped that Keria was playing Braum immaculately throughout the game, finishing with 0 deaths and 14 assists. Overall, T1 left no doubt that they were in control, finishing with an impressive 15-8 kill total after 26 minutes.
T1 Oner’s 3,000 Assists in LCK
Oner Hyeong-jun of T1 reached an incredible milestone by becoming the first player in LCK history to reach 3,000 career assists during their victory over Nongshim RedForce. Oner hit the milestone while having a great game on Xin Zhao, which ultimately secured the victory for T1 in this match.
Conclusion
T1 is really cementing its legacy in the LCK, and Oner’s milestone of 3,000 total assists is a clear demonstration of that. The LCK is a competitive market, and milestones like this remind us how esports legends are created: through constant effort and a close-knit relationship with teammates. Thus, Oner’s massive milestone of 3,000 assists is more than just a number. It shows he is a player who is fully committed to his teammates and understands how to turn every opportunity into a win.
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