19-year old American Overwatch support player Becca “Aspen” Rukavina was recently selected by Square One to join their organization. The announcements were made via Twitter.
She's back and in tip-top shape.
Please welcome @Aspen_OW as our new Main Support! We are ecstatic to have her on for Contenders Trials tomorrow.
🎨@bmzloop#SquareUp pic.twitter.com/AJqKcnJpBp
— Square One (@SquareOne_OW) November 3, 2020
Aspen responded by admitting her excitement in joining the club
lets gooo
— GUARD Aspen (@Aspen_OW) November 3, 2020
Prior to this announcement, Aspen was last seen competing in the Overwatch Contenders for Team Doge. She as yet to reach the premier stage of the Overwatch League. Her stint with Team Doge was short-lived as she only lasted for two months. She had other appearances in minor Overwatch tournaments for Revival.
Her biggest accomplishment in her career is a 1st place finish in the 3rd Season of the 2020 North American Open Division, which happened during her tenure with Revival.
Like Aspen, Square One has yet to compete in the biggest stage of the competitive Overwatch scene. For the past four months, the club has been making numerous moves. Last August, they announced the arrival of Diana “Empress” W. to serve as the team's head coach, followed by the departure of player development coach Anne “Tokki” Hutchinson which occurred on September. She was replaced by Michael “Fichael” Whyte on October.
Both parties are hoping that their efforts will yield a spot at the upper echelons of the competitive Overwatch scene.
It was in 2017 when Aspen began her Overwatch journey by streaming on Twitch. This led her to being contacted by Cloud9 to serve as a streamer in 2018. She made a major career change when she announced her departure from Cloud9 in pursuit of a career as a professional player in the Overwatch League.
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