Name of Responsibility League (CDL) franchise Vancouver Surge has unveiled its roster for the Name of Responsibility: Black Ops 7 season.
The roster notably contains 2024 Halo world champion Kaci ‘Lqgend‘ Sabri, who has switched to Name of Responsibility esports following the conclusion of the 2025 Halo Championship Sequence (HCS) season.
Introduced on November 18th, 2025, Vancouver Surge is among the ultimate CDL franchises to unveil its roster for the Black Ops 7 season, set to start in December. Alongside Lqgend, the trio of Ronald ‘Abe‘ Abraham, Isiah ‘Gwinn‘ Gwinn, and Noah ‘Lunarz‘ Whillock rounds out the staff.
Vancouver Surge has opted for a younger roster because it appears to enhance on a stable Name of Responsibility: Black Ops 6 season. Over the previous 12 months, the franchise scored three second-place finishes throughout the 4 Majors and the season-ending CDL Championship.
Regardless of the youth, the brand new Vancouver Surge roster has loads of expertise competing within the CDL. Gwinn debuted in 2023 with the Carolina Royal Ravens, whereas Abe and Lunarz spent the Black Ops 6 season beneath the Toronto Extremely (Toronto KOI) and Los Angeles Guerrillas M8 banners.
Lqgend turns into the most recent Halo participant to transition to Name of Responsibility esports. He follows the likes of Matt ‘FormaL‘ Piper and Anthony ‘Shotzzy‘ Cuevas-Castro, who’ve each achieved success throughout the 2 titles in recent times.
Vancouver Surge In 2025
The arrival of a brand new roster for the Black Ops 7 season isn’t the one change for Vancouver Surge forward of the brand new season.
With the eye of followers on Lqgend’s transition to a brand new title, will probably be attention-grabbing to see if Vancouver Surge can rating its first match victory.
