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Background Information
NameJiajun "Austin" Yu
Country of Birth
China
Nationality
United States
BirthdayMarch 20, 1994 (age 29)
Residency
NA
North America
Competitive
Role
Coach
Competitive IDsClackBard
Soloqueue IDschelly
Social Media & Links
Infobox ask.fmlogo std
Infobox Twitchlogo std
Infobox Twitterlogo std

Jiajun "Austin" "Gate" (▶️ listen) Yu is a retired League of Legends esports player, previously head coach for Florida Southern College.

Team History

Combine Role Swaps:No|Yes
Dates:Approx|Exact
TeamStartEnd
NA
University of British Columbialogo stdUniversity of B.C.
Oct 20122012-10-02≈Jul 2014≈2014-07-??≈1yr 8mo
ejel
NA
No Dice Gaminglogo stdNo Dice Gaming
≈Jun 2014≈2014-06-30≈Jul 2014≈2014-07-23≈23d
ejel
NA
University of British Columbialogo stdUniversity of B.C.
≈Jul 2014≈2014-07-??≈May 2015≈2015-05-??≈10mo
ejel
NA
Final Fivelogo stdFinal Five
Oct 20142014-10-15Jun 20152015-06-168mo 1d
ejel
NA
Vortex (North American Team)logo stdVortex
Jun 20152015-06-22≈Jul 2015≈2015-07-??≈9d
ejel
NA
Team Impulselogo stdTeam Impulse
Jul 20152015-07-16[2]May 20162016-05-23[1]10mo 7d
ejel
NA
Phoenix1logo stdPhoenix1
May 20162016-05-26[7]Nov 20162016-11-21[3]5mo 26d
ejel
NA
Echo Foxlogo stdEcho Fox
Jan 20172017-01-05Dec 20172017-12-0410mo 30d
ejel
NA
OpTic Gaming Academylogo stdOpTic Academy
Jun 20182018-06-05[9]Oct 20192019-10-09[8]1yr 4mo
ejel
NA
OpTic Gaminglogo stdOpTic Gaming
Jun 20182018-06-30Feb 20192019-02-097mo 9d
ejel
NA
Immortals Academylogo stdIMT Academy
Oct 20192019-10-09[11]Aug 20202020-08-31[10]10mo 22d
ejel
NA
Immortalslogo stdImmortals
Jun 20202020-06-10[13]Jun 20202020-06-27[12]17d
ejel
NA
Florida Southern Collegelogo stdFlorida Southern
Feb 20212021-02-10[14]Feb 20222022-02-051yr 23d
ejel
TeamStartEnd
NA
University of British Columbialogo stdUniversity of B.C.
Oct 20122012-10-02≈Jul 2014≈2014-07-??≈1yr 8mo
ejel
NA
No Dice Gaminglogo stdNo Dice Gaming
≈Jun 2014≈2014-06-30≈Jul 2014≈2014-07-23≈23d
ejel
NA
University of British Columbialogo stdUniversity of B.C.
≈Jul 2014≈2014-07-??≈May 2015≈2015-05-??≈10mo
ejel
NA
Final Fivelogo stdFinal Five
Oct 20142014-10-15Jun 20152015-06-168mo 1d
ejel
NA
Vortex (North American Team)logo stdVortex
Jun 20152015-06-22≈Jul 2015≈2015-07-??≈9d
ejel
NA
Team Impulselogo stdTeam Impulse
Jul 20152015-07-16[2]Jul 20152015-07-237d
ejel
NA
Team Impulselogo stdTeam Impulse
Jul 20152015-07-23Jan 20162016-01-075mo 15d
ejel
NA
Team Impulselogo stdTeam Impulse
Jan 20162016-01-07May 20162016-05-23[1]4mo 16d
ejel
NA
Phoenix1logo stdPhoenix1
May 20162016-05-26[7]Nov 20162016-11-21[3]5mo 26d
ejel
NA
Echo Foxlogo stdEcho Fox
Jan 20172017-01-05Dec 20172017-12-0410mo 30d
ejel
NA
OpTic Gaming Academylogo stdOpTic Academy
Jun 20182018-06-05[9]Oct 20192019-10-09[8]1yr 4mo
ejel
NA
OpTic Gaminglogo stdOpTic Gaming
Jun 20182018-06-30Feb 20192019-02-097mo 9d
ejel
NA
Immortals Academylogo stdIMT Academy
Oct 20192019-10-09[11]Aug 20202020-08-31[10]10mo 22d
ejel
NA
Immortalslogo stdImmortals
Jun 20202020-06-10[13]Jun 20202020-06-27[12]17d
ejel
NA
Florida Southern Collegelogo stdFlorida Southern
Feb 20212021-02-10[14]Feb 20222022-02-051yr 23d
ejel

News

  • 2012
  • 2014
  • 2015
  • 2016
  • 2017
  • 2018
  • 2019
  • 2020
  • 2021
  • 2022
NA
University of British Columbialogo stdUBCOctober 2,
Luna,
Npromsiri,
ClackBard,
KazeHz, and
SilentPrayer join.

Scrub My Toilet moves to substitute.
NA
No Dice Gaminglogo stdNDGJune 30 (approx.),
ClackBard joins.

Stefono leaves.
NA
University of British Columbialogo stdUBCJuly (approx.),
bobqinXD and
Heat Waves join.
Gate (Mid to Assistant Coach) changes position.
cat8 and
Npromsiri leave.
NA
No Dice Gaminglogo stdNDGJuly 23 (approx.),
RF Legendary,
CloudNguyen,
ClackBard,
Alextheman,
k1,
InfinityDes,
OneBadBrad,
Vpancakes, Hermes (Head Coach), and SamtasmiK (Manager) leave.
NA
Final Fivelogo stdF5October 15,
Gate joins.
NA
University of British Columbialogo stdUBCMay (approx.), heavenTime (Head Coach) and Gate (Assistant Coach) leave.
NA
Final Fivelogo stdF5June 16,
Wizardry,
Chau,
Metroid,
Gate,
Veritas, and
Biofrost leave.
NA
Vortex (North American Team)logo stdVTXJune 22,
Wizardry,
Veritas, and
Saskio join.

Chaullenger,
Plex,
Gate,
Biofrost,
Gleeb, and
heavenTime join as substitutes.
NA
Vortex (North American Team)logo stdVTXJuly (approx.),
BillyBoss and
k0u join.

Saskio,
shernfire, and
Gate leave.
NA
Team Impulselogo stdTIPJuly 16,
Gate joins.
[2]
NA
Team Impulselogo stdTIPJuly 23, Gate (Support to Mid) changes position.
Adrian moves to starting roster.
NA
Team Impulselogo stdTIPJanuary 7,
Feng,
Procxin,
Pirean,
Mash, and Jason Pan (Head Coach) join.

beibei and
Ken join as substitutes.
Gate (Mid to Support) changes position.
Rhux,
Syaka,
For Our Past, and
heavenTime leave.
NA
Team Impulselogo stdTIPMay 23,
Feng,
Pirean,
Mash,
Gate,
beibei,
Ken, and Jason Pan (Head Coach) leave.[1]
NA
Phoenix1logo stdP1May 26,
zig,
Inori,
Pirean,
Slooshi,
Mash, and
Gate join.

Brandini joins as substitute.
[7]
NA
Phoenix1logo stdP1November 21,
Slooshi,
Mash,
Gate, and
Brandini leave.[3][4][5][6]
NA
Echo Foxlogo stdFOXJanuary 5,
Akaadian and
Gate join.

Hard leaves.
NA
Echo Foxlogo stdFOXDecember 4,
Brandini,
Grig, and
Gate leave.
NA
OpTic Gaming Academylogo stdOPT.AJune 5,
Allorim,
Fanatiik,
Eclipse, and
Gate are added to the GCD.
[9]
Allorim,
Fanatiik, and
Gate's contracts are updated in the GCD, expiring on 18 November 2019.[15]
NA
OpTic Gaminglogo stdOPTJune 30,
Gate joins from academy roster.
NA
OpTic Gaminglogo stdOPTFebruary 9,
Gate leaves for academy roster.
NA
OpTic Gaming Academylogo stdOPT.AOctober 9,
Allorim,
Dardoch,
Scarlet,
Asta, and
Gate are removed from the GCD.[8]
NA
Immortals Academylogo stdIMT.AOctober 9,
Allorim,
Dardoch,
Scarlet,
Asta, and
Gate are added to the GCD.
[11]
NA
Immortals Academylogo stdIMT.AJanuary 1,
Insanity and
Apollo join.

Potluck's joining is confirmed.

Allorim and
Gate will remain with the team for 2020.[16]
Gate's contract is updated in the GCD, expiring on 17 November 2020.[17]
NA
Immortalslogo stdIMTJune 10,
Potluck and
Gate join from academy roster.
[13]
NA
Immortalslogo stdIMTJune 27,
sOAZ,
Potluck,
Eika,
Altec, and
Gate leave for academy roster.[12]
NA
Immortals Academylogo stdIMT.AAugust 31,
sOAZ,
Eika,
Altec, and
Gate leave.[10]
NA
Florida Southern Collegelogo stdFSCFebruary 10, Gate (Head Coach) joins.[14]
NA
Florida Southern Collegelogo stdFSCFebruary 5,
Doraikon and
Dragowski join.
seligon joins as substitute. Good Kid AJ (Mid to Top) changes position.
bwaybennett,
Chris,
Saiik,
Unexceptional, and Gate (Head Coach) leave.

Biography[]

Austin "Gate" Yu was born in Sichuan, China and later moved to Florida in the United States. On October 15, 2014 Gate joined Final Five as their midlaner. With that team, he qualified via the ranked 5's ladder for the Spring Expansion Tournament. In the online portion of the tournament, they defeated Zenith eSports 2-1 and then CompLexity.Black 2-0 and qualified for the offline stage along with Team Fusion, Team Coast, and Curse Academy.

Going into the offline stage as underdogs, Final Five surprised by taking Team Fusion to five games, though they did ultimately lose the series, moving to the loser's bracket. There they faced Team Coast and were eliminated, this time losing 1-3.

2015 Season[]

Final Five's Expansion Tournament run qualified them for the NA Challenger Series Spring Season. Partway through the season, when the team was in second place in the standings behind Enemy eSports, the team joined the Coast organization, and Impaler and Sheep joined the Challenger team's lineup. However, after the merge, Final Five's results actually worsened, and they lost all of their remaining Challenger Series games - they did still qualify for the playoffs, but they lost 0-2 to Enemy and then 0-2 to Team Fusion, missing out on the Summer Promotion Tournament. Due to their playoff participation, they were given an automatic seed into the summer NACS season. After playing two games in the NACS with Vortex (renamed from Final Five), Gate left the team and joined Team Impulse as a second support player alongside Adrian, switching roles from mid lane.[18]

After mid laner XiaoWeiXiao was suspended due to Elo-boosting allegations going into the split's ninth week, Adrian returned to the team and Gate switched to mid lane; the temporary suspension was eventually lengthened to a competitive ban until February 2016, and so Gate played with Team Impulse for the rest of the season. Team Impulse had been on a six-game-long win streak prior to Gate's support game, and while they couldn't quite extend the streak through the end of the season, they were able to finish in a third-place tie with Gravity and then win the tiebreaker game. In the summer playoffs, the team beat Dignitas 3-0 before losing to both Counter Logic Gaming and Team Liquid to finish fourth, leaving them with the second-place spot in the Regional Final due to Championship Points. There, they became the second team in a row to fall to underdogs Cloud9 in a reverse sweep and so fell short of the World Championship.

2016 Season[]

Team Impulse rebuilt their roster completely for the 2016 season, with Gate moving from mid lane to support. Facing visa problems for the first few weeks of play, their roster was unstable until week 4 of the Spring Season. After some early success with their substitute rosters, especially with Seraph in top lane, TIP ended the season in 9th place, losing a 5-13 record tiebreaker to Renegades based on their head-to-head matchup.

In the Promotion Tournament, Team Impulse requalified for the Summer Season with a 3-1 win over the Challenger team Apex Gaming; however, on May 8 they were faced with a competitive ruling banning them from continued participation in the LCS due to not paying their players on time and also not having proper contracts in place with players. The team was also fined $20,000 by Riot.[19] Along with Pirean and Mash, Gate joined the organization that purchased Team Impulse's Summer Season seed, Phoenix1.[20]

Faced with visa problems for intended starting jungler Inori, the team was forced to add a substitute jungler Zentinel to their roster, who competed for them for the first three weeks. In that time, Phoenix1 lost all of their series and won only two games total, cementing themselves in last place, behind Echo Fox. Their winless streak continued after Inori's return and through their first series of the fifth week, at which point they had a 3-18 game record and 0-9 series record. In the second series of that week, however, they picked up their first series win against Apex Gaming, with a comeback 2-1 victory after dropping the first game. After this first win, their record improved significantly, and in the second half of the season they went a combined 5-4 - not enough to keep them out of relegations, but enough to surpass both Echo Fox and NRG Esports in the standings for a top seed in the promotion tournament, where they requalified for the LCS with an easy 3-0 win over Echo Fox.

2017 Season[]

For the 2017 season, Gate joined Echo Fox, who had also managed to requalify for the LCS. Echo Fox started the spring split inconsistently, playing well in the early game but struggling in the late game. They sat in fifth place with a 4-4 record at the end of Week 4, but collapsed over the remainder of the split, winning only two additional series. This left the team in eighth place, out of the playoffs but safe from relegation.

Gate stayed with Echo Fox for the summer split, but the team followed a similar trajectory to the spring. The team was again wildly inconsistent, and Gate was the only player of the original starting five to play in every summer game. They finished 5-13, again mired in eighth place.

2018 Season[]

Gate left Echo Fox in the offseason and didn't play again until the 2018 Summer Split, when he joined OpTic Gaming Academy. His new team started the academy split strong, going 5-2 over the first three weeks. He also played two games for the main team at the jungle position, as part of a then-popular double support strategy known as funneling, but OpTic lost both games. Gate returned to the academy team, but despite their strong start, OpTic Academy failed to win a single game after Week 4 and ended the split in eighth place with a 6-12 record.

2019 Season[]

Gate stayed with OpTic Academy for 2019, but started the spring split with the LCS team after starting support Big was benched for unspecified disciplinary reason. With Gate and several other academy players starting, OpTic managed to push across a 2-2 record over the first two weeks, but when Big returned in Week 3, Gate was sent back to the academy roster. Despite their LCS performance, OpTic Academy seemed frequently outmatched in the spring academy split, and never finished a week above seventh place, eventually finishing ninth with a 6-12 record.

OpTic Academy played much better to start the summer academy split, going 5-2 over the first three weeks, good enough to tie for third place. However, the team underwent a punishing eight game loss streak between weeks four and seven, and by the time they broke it, the team had fallen into seventh place. Although they technically weren't eiminated from playoff contention, OpTic Academy was unable to make a Week 8 run, and finished seventh place with a 7-11 record.

2020 Season[]

OpTic Gaming was bought and rebranded to Immortals between the 2019 and 2020 season, and Gate was one of two players to remain with the organization, along with top laner Allorim. Immortals Academy again started the split strong, going 6-4 over the first five weeks. Unfortunately, the team was unable to recover from the loss of bot laner Apollo after he was called up to the main roster in Week 6, and they only managed one more win over the rest of the split, finishing ninth.

Gate moved to the LCS roster to start the summer split, but amidst heavy criticism from the community for benching Xmithie and Hakuho, Immortals lost all of their first four games. To start Week 3, Immortals swapped their academy and LCS rosters, and Gate played out the rest of the split on the academy team. Unfortunately, this stint didn't prove to be any more successful, as the team went 5-7 with Gate in the lineup, and once again didn't qualify for playoffs.

Trivia[]

  • Enjoys computer design, tennis, and cooking.
  • Has played all five positions as a pro player.
  • Became a United States citizen on May 27, 2021. Before then, he was a Canadian citizen.[21]

Tournament Results[]

This table shows up to the 10 most recent results. For complete results, click here.

Minimum place

Gate Tournament Results
DatePlEventLast ResultTeamRoster
2021-05-0117 - 32 CLOL 2021 Championship
0 : 2State University of New York at Buffalologo stdUB
Florida Southern Collegelogo stdFSC bwaybennett,  Chris,  Good Kid AJ,  HipsterG,  Flaynndappy,  Gate
2021-03-272 PBC 2021 Playoffs
0 : 3Kennesaw State Universitylogo stdKS
Florida Southern Collegelogo stdFSC bwaybennett,  Chris,  Good Kid AJ,  HipsterG,  Flaynndappy,  Gate
2021-03-202 PBC 2021
5 - 2Blanklogo stdRR
Florida Southern Collegelogo stdFSC bwaybennett,  Chris,  Good Kid AJ,  HipsterG,  Flaynndappy,  Gate
2020-08-0910 LCS 2020 Summer
4 - 14Blanklogo stdRR
Immortalslogo stdIMT sOAZ,  Allorim,  Potluck,  Xmithie,  Eika,  Insanity,  Altec,  Apollo,  Gate,  Hakuho,  Zaboutine,  GotoOne,  Malaclypse
2020-08-077 NA Academy 2020 Summer
8 - 10Blanklogo stdRR
Immortals Academylogo stdIMT.A Allorim,  sOAZ,  Xmithie,  Potluck,  Insanity,  Eika,  Apollo,  Altec,  Hakuho,  Gate,  Malaclypse,  GotoOne
2020-03-279 NA Academy 2020 Spring
7 - 11Blanklogo stdRR
Immortals Academylogo stdIMT.A Allorim,  Potluck,  Insanity,  Apollo,  Altec,  Gate,  Kubz,  Malaclypse
2019-07-287 NA Academy 2019 Summer
7 - 11Blanklogo stdRR
OpTic Gaming Academylogo stdOPT.A Allorim,  Dardoch,  Crown,  Scarlet,  Asta,  Gate,  Kubz
2019-03-247 LCS 2019 Spring
7 - 11Blanklogo stdRR
OpTic Gaminglogo stdOPT Allorim,  Dhokla,  Dardoch,  Meteos,  Crown,  Asta,  Arrow,  Gate,  Big,  Zaboutine,  Croissant
2019-03-159 NA Academy 2019 Spring
6 - 12Blanklogo stdRR
OpTic Gaming Academylogo stdOPT.A Allorim,  Dardoch,  Meteos,  Scarlet,  Asta,  Arrow,  Gate,  Kubz
2018-08-207 NA LCS 2018 Summer
9 - 9Blanklogo stdRR
OpTic Gaminglogo stdOPT Dhokla,  Allorim,  Akaadian,  Gate,  PowerOfEvil,  Arrow,  BIG,  Zaboutine,  Croissant

Media[]

  • 2015
  • 2016
  • 2017

Post-Match Interviews

DateTournamentMatchLink
2019-07-20NA Academy 2019 Summer
OpTic Gaming Academylogo stdOPT.A
vs
TSM Academylogo stdTSM.A
Link
2019-06-17NA Academy 2019 Summer
CLG Academylogo stdCLG.A
vs
OpTic Gaming Academylogo stdOPT.A
Link
2018-06-16NA Academy 2018 Summer
OpTic Gaming Academylogo stdOPT.A
vs
Clutch Gaming Academylogo stdCG.A
Link

Images[]

Name Pronunciation

Gate
AccuracyRiot
Voiced ByRaafaa

Redirects

The following pages redirect here:

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Phoenix1's Profile Page lolesports.com
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Former Vortex Mid Laner Austin ‘Gate’ Yu Joins Team Impulse content.azubu.tv
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 Slooshi's Tweet twitter.com
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 Mash's Tweet twitter.com
  5. 5.0 5.1 5.2 Gate's Tweet twitter.com
  6. 6.0 6.1 6.2 Brandini's Tweet twitter.com
  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 Phoenix1 replaces Team Impulse, picks up Gate, Mash, Slooshi, and more espn.go.com
  8. 8.0 8.1 8.2 Archive Pages: before change - NA - 2019-10-08; after change - NA - 2019-10-09
  9. 9.0 9.1 9.2 Archive Pages: before change - NA - 2018-06-04; after change - NA - 2018-06-05
  10. 10.0 10.1 10.2 Immortals' Tweet twitter.com
  11. 11.0 11.1 11.2 Archive Pages: before change - NA - 2019-10-08; after change - NA - 2019-10-09
  12. 12.0 12.1 12.2 Immortals' Tweet twitter.com
  13. 13.0 13.1 13.2 Immortals' Tweet twitter.com
  14. 14.0 14.1 14.2 Mocs Esports' Tweet twitter.com
  15. Archive Pages: before change - ; after change - NA - 2018-06-05
  16. Immortals' Tweet twitter.com
  17. Archive Pages: before change - ; after change - NA - 2020-01-01
  18. Former Vortex Mid Laner Austin ‘Gate’ Yu Joins Team Impulse content.azubu.tv
  19. Competitive Ruling: Team Impulse lolesports.com
  20. Phoenix1 replaces Team Impulse, picks up Gate, Mash, Slooshi, and more espn.go.com
  21. Gate's Tweet twitter.com
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