The esports entity FlyQuest, based in North America, has unveiled a unique clothing line commemorating International Women’s Day.
As per their formal statement, a segment of the revenue generated will be allocated towards assisting women pursuing professional paths within the gaming industry.
Through this endeavor, FlyQuest intends to underscore the participation of women throughout the esports and gaming sectors, simultaneously offering fiscal assistance for initiatives designed to cultivate female professionals in the field.
The statement also urged supporters to contribute to the campaign by acquiring pieces from the exclusive range. Significantly, a share of the income procured from the clothing series will be contributed to the 1000 Dreams Fund.
This non-profit group is dedicated to empowering accomplished young women, facilitating their entry into educational avenues, mentorship schemes, and tools for career preparedness.
FlyQuest Sustains Esports Drive Throughout 2026
FlyQuest commenced its 2026 competitive season at the LCS 2026 Lock‑In event, a tournament where North American squads vied for initial seasonal impetus and qualification for First Stand. The team had a strong start, securing a 2–0 victory over Shopify Rebellion on January 25th, followed by a narrow 2–1 win against Disguised Esports in the Swiss Stage.
Nevertheless, their performance encountered difficulties as the competition progressed. FlyQuest suffered a close 1–2 defeat to Cloud9, subsequently enduring a 0–3 loss against the identical opponent in the Playoffs. In the end, their Lock‑In participation concluded following a 0–3 setback to LYON on February 21st in the Lower Bracket Quarterfinals.
Established in 2017, FlyQuest holds its position as a prominent League of Legends esports entity within North America, having accumulated prize money exceeding $1.16 million.
The current player lineup includes Ibrahim ‘GaKGoS’ Bulut in the Top lane, Johnson ‘Gryffinn’ Le in the Jungle, Song ‘Quad’ Soo‑hyung as Mid-laner, Fahad ‘Massu’ Abdulmalek in the Bot lane, and Micheal ‘Cryogen’ Luu as Support. The squad operates under the guidance of head coach Thomas ‘Thinkcard’ Slotkin and strategic coach Apollo ‘Apollo‘ Price.
Anticipating future engagements, FlyQuest is scheduled to participate in the LCS 2026 Spring Split, running from March 28th to June 7th, the Esports World Cup 2026 North America Qualifier between April 14th and 29th, and the LCS 2026 Summer Split during July.
