Jree

Jree
Retired
Jree
Background Information
Name	Alexander Bergström
Country of Birth	; Sweden
Birthday	March 3, 1993 (age 31)
Residency	EUEurope
Competitive
Role	; Support
Favorite Champs	; ; ;
Social Media & Links
Team History
??? ???? - ??? ????	; ⁠⁠internetlaget
??? ???? - ??? ????	; ⁠⁠Real Terror
??? ???? - ??? ????	; ⁠⁠Rest in piecez
??? 2012 - ??? 2012	; ⁠⁠Team Derpers
Nov 2012 - Jan 2014	; ⁠⁠Team ALTERNATE
Jan 2014 - Dec 2014	; ⁠⁠Millenium
Mar 2015 - ??? ????	; ⁠⁠Millenium

A checked version of this page, approved on 19 June 2020, was based on this revision.

Overview

Tournament Results

Stats

Match History

Alexander "Jree" Bergström is a retired League of Legends esports player, previously support for Millenium.

Biography[]

Alexander "Jree" Bergström is a professional League of Legends player from Västerås, Sweden. His first contact with gaming was playing Unreal Tournament 1999 and NHL 99 on PC. He then transitioned to World of Warcraft, where he achieved Gladiator in 5v5s.

In November 2010, Jree's friends introduced him to League of Legends. He was thrilled by the differences MOBAs brought, as he could select different champions from one game to another. Due to his enjoyment, he stuck with the game, and his imminent Janna empowered ascension through the soloqueue ranks allowed him to land a place on a number of teams.

Season 2[]

Having short spells on a few minor teams, he competed in multiple Go4LoLs, despite his initial struggles team-communication wise. His most impressive feat during this phase was during his time with Swedish team Sju Sjösjuka Sjömän, along with jwaow and Kottenx, at DreamHack Winter 2012 where the team only exited in the semifinals after losing to eventual winners, xPeke's Fnatic.

In 2012, he landed a spot in the roster of Team Derpers, where he aimed to enhance his abilities by playing at the relatively high competitive level the team were playing at.

His big breakout in the competitive scene was an appearance for CLG.eu as a substitute, in place of Krepo, at MLG Dallas 2012. CLG.eu selected him based on a recommendation from one of his Team Derpers teammates, and he went on to earn the MLG "Breakout Player" award. Overall the tournament was a success, with Jree and CLG.eu placing 3rd behind only Azubu Blaze and NaJin Sword.

Just three weeks later, Jree was picked up by Team Alternate based on his performances for CLG.eu.

Season 3[]

The start of Season 3 was far from perfect for Jree and Team Alternate, with the team failing to qualify for the first LCS Spring Split. Fortunately, Jree's next career highlight came soon after with Team Alternate's qualification to the Season 3 LCS Summer Split via the Summer Promotion, beating GIANTS! Gaming, one of the teams that denied them the road to the LCS earlier in the Spring Promotion Tournament.

The Summer Split was extremely tight, though Team Alternate had a fantastic start, staying in 1st place from the very start until the 7th week, when they were overtaken by Lemondogs. At the end of the penultimate week, Jree and Team Alternate stood in seeming safe 2nd place. A disastrous super week at the end of the split saw Alternate lose all 5 games that they played. This pushed them down to joint 6th place with SK Gaming. This meant that they had to play a tie breaker, which they fortunately won. This sealed Team Alternate's place at the Summer Playoffs, condemning future teammate, kev1n, and SK Gaming to the 2014 Spring Promotion.

The playoffs were sadly not a success, with Alternate placing 5th after losing to Evil Geniuses in the quarterfinals.

2014 Season[]

With kev1n now on the team, the majority of Alternate's roster left the organization to join Millenium.

Jree's first major tournament win came soon after joining, at IEM Sao Paulo, with Millenium not dropping a single game over the course of the tournament.

Using Alternate's spot for the Spring Split, Millenium's first spell in the LCS was tough, seeing Jree and his teammates finish last overall. This result of this was Millenium's participation in the Summer Promotion. Millenium beat Ninjas in Pyjamas 3-2, securing the team their place in the Summer Split.

The Summer Split started well for Millenium, ending week one in 2nd place behind leaders Alliance. Millenium showed a big improvement in spring, finishing 5th overall. Jree had improved his performances greatly from the previous split, with a number of standout performances on Leona in particular. Millenium's performance resulted in their qualification for the Summer Playoffs. The playoffs were a major disappointment for Millenium, with the team coming in 6th place without winning a single game.

2015 Season[]

Millenium's troubles in the playoffs meant that they would have to fight for their LCS status in the Spring Promotion. A tight series with Unicorns of Love saw Jree and Millenium eventually lose 2-3.

Jree participated with Millenium in the Expansion Tournament. The team received a bye for Round 1, but were eliminated from the tournament in Round 2 after being beaten by GIANTS! Gaming.

Trivia[]

His summoner name, Jree, was a game handle that followed him since his early gaming moments.
Climbed the Ranked solo-queue ladder with mid and support Janna.
Calls Zilean "Jesus" due to his revive ability, but does not play him competitively.
Earned MLG's "Breakout Player" award while subbing for CLG EU at the 2012 MLG Fall Championship

Caught the attention of CLG EU partly due to a funny Reddit post.
However, the real reason he went with CLG.eu was that one of his teammates at Team Derpers recommended him to Froggen.

His favorite meal is the macaroni and meatball stew. As for drinks, he likes Coca Cola.
His favorite sweet is "Polly", a sweet available in Sweden. He gets the candy from Amazon.de or from his trips to Sweden.
Likes eating Kentucky Fried Chicken even though it is not available in Sweden.
His favorite movie is Inception.
His role model is his father.
After his retirement from pro play, he was in charge of running the in-game cameras for DreamHack League of Legends.^[6]

Trivia Statistics

List of Games with Players Scoring a Triple Double

Tournament Results[]

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

Jree Tournament Results
Date	Pl	Event	Last Result	Team	Roster
2015-05-10	3	DreamHack Tours 2015	0 : 2⁠⁠LDLC	⁠⁠MIL	GoB, Shaunz, PerkZ, CrazyCaps, Jree, Hiiva
2015-04-06	2	Gamers Assembly 2015	0 : 3⁠⁠OG	⁠⁠MIL	GoB, Shaunz, PerkZ, CrazyCaps, Jree
2015-03-24	Q	Road to Gamers Assembly 2015	0 : 2⁠⁠OG	⁠⁠MIL	GoB, Shaunz, PerkZ, Kobbe, Jebus, Slyv3r, Crazycaps, Eldiov, Jree
2014-12-21	NQ	EU LCS 2015 Spring Expansion	1 : 2⁠⁠GIA	⁠⁠MIL	kev1n, H0R0, Ryu, Creaton, Jree
2014-12-10	3	BMC Europe 2014 Winter	2 : 0⁠⁠DP	⁠⁠MIL	kev1n, H0R0, Ryu, Creaton, Jree
2014-09-11	NQ	EU LCS 2015 Spring Promotion	2 : 3⁠⁠UOL	⁠⁠MIL	kev1n, Kottenx, Kerp, Creaton, Jree
2014-08-17	6	EU LCS 2014 Summer Playoffs	0 : 3⁠⁠SHC	⁠⁠MIL	kev1n, Kottenx, Kerp, Creaton, Jree
2014-07-31	5	EU LCS 2014 Summer	13 - 15⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠MIL	kev1n, Kottenx, Kerp, Creaton, Jree
2014-04-25	Q	EU LCS 2014 Summer Promotion	3 : 2⁠⁠NIP	⁠⁠MIL	kev1n, Kottenx, Kerp, Creaton, Jree
2014-04-03	8	EU LCS 2014 Spring	9 - 19⁠⁠RR	⁠⁠MIL	kev1n, Araneae, Kottenx, Kerp, Creaton, Jree