Preston "Prestinni" Sanderson is an SMG Support for Florida Mutineers. The 21-year-old American will feature as part of the Florida franchise in the Call of Duty League (CDL) 2020 Season.
Prestinni is best known for his long stint with eUnited where he won the World Championship in 2019.
Prestinni's teamed with his twin brother, Arcitys, for the duration of his stint on eUnited. It was at the start of this period, during Infinite Warfare, where he first made it on the scene; Prestinni has won over $450,000.
Here's Prestinni's player profile for the CDL 2020 season.
CDL 2020 Season
For the debut season of the Call of Duty League, Havok will be a part of the Florida Mutineers - the team consists of:
- Chance "Maux" Moncivaez
- Colt "Havok" McLendon
- Cesar "Skyz" Bueno
- Bradley "Frosty" Bergstrom
- Preston "Prestinni" Sanderson
With the CDL 2020 season yet to start, no offline tournaments have taken place yet. However, Havok has played in a number of online tournaments.
Prestinni won the Subliners New York Open 2019 with Arcitys, aBeZy, Maux and Cellium.
Major Achievements
The following achievements feature all offline tournaments only.
Prize pool represents the total amount the team earned.
Game | Event | Date | Place | Prize | Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
BO4 | Call of Duty World League Championship 2019 | 18-08-2019 | 1st | $800,000 | eUnited |
BO4 | CWL Pro League 2019 Playoffs | 21-07-2019 | 1st | $500,000 | eUnited |
BO4 | CWL Pro League 2019 | 05-07-2019 | 1st-2nd | $89,375 | eUnited |
BO4 | CWL Anaheim 2019 | 16-06-2019 | 5th-6th | $15,000 | eUnited |
BO4 | CWL London 2019 | 05-05-2019 | 2nd | $80,000 | eUnited |
BO4 | CWL Fort Worth 2019 | 17-03-2019 | 3th-16th | $0 | eUnited |
BO4 | CWL Las Vegas Open 2019 | 09-12-2018 | 2nd | $60,000 | eUnited |
WWII | Call of Duty World League Championship 2018 | 19-08-2018 | 4th | $80,000 | eUnited |
WWII | CWL Pro League 2018 Stage 2 Playoffs | 29-07-2018 | 4th | $40,000 | eUnited |
WWII | CWL Pro League 2018 Stage 2 | 19-07-2018 | 3rd-4th | $12,500 | eUnited |
Team History
- Florida Mutineers - Maux, Havok, Skyz, Frosty (December 2019 - Present)
- eUnited - SiLLY, Arcitys, Gunless, Clayster, FeLo, JKap, aBeZy, Simp (December 2016 - December 2019)
- GosuCrew - Arcitys, Gunless, DraMa (November - December 2016)
- FLARE eSports - Gunless, Mayhem, Arcitys (September - November 2016)
- Apotheon Esports - Stumpfy, Arcitys, Destiny, Mayhem (June - September 2016)
- EZG eSports West - Arcitys, Kazmo, Muniebro (January - March 2016)
- MoMentuM Gaming
Prestinni's History
Black Ops 3
Prestinni came into the COD esports scene during Black Ops 3 with EZG eSports West. With Arcitys, Kazmo and Muniebro, the team qualified for the pA League Season 1 - they then went on to with the Regular Season and the playoffs.
Once the twins turned 18, they teamed with Stumpfy and Destiny (under Apotheon Esports) for the MLG Orlando Open 2016; a good first performance landed them a top twelve finish. Their next event was COD Champs 2016, where they replaced Destiny with Mayhem, finishing top twenty-four.
Infinite Warfare
Infinite Warfare was a huge breakout year, placing in the money 7/10 tournaments.
Prestinni's first event of the year was with Arcitys, Gunless and Drama with the GosuCrew. This great performance was noticed by SiLLY, picking up everyone (except Drama) to join eUnited
The roster of SiLLY, Acitys, Prestinni and Gunless had a fine year placing second in Dallas and top four of the Stage 1 Pro League.
However, there wasn't enough success, Gunless benched himself and was traded for Clayster. The team again placed in the top four for the Stage 2 Pro League, third at the playoffs and top six at COD Champs 2017.
WWII
WWII proved to be a tough year for Prestinni and his team. A consistent top 6 placement meant time for change. SiLLY left to make way for FeLo, with SiLLy ending up on Evil Geniuses (eventual COD Champs winners).
Results immediately improved, placing third at the Seattle Open. They went on to place fourth at the Stage 2 Playoffs and COD Champs 2018.
Black Ops 4
eUnited made a few changes as the game transitioned to a five-man squad, with Felo leaving for Evil Geniuses and JKap joining alongside aBeZy.
The squad finished second at the first event of the year, Las Vegas, but it was quickly forgotten after a top 16 finish at Fort Worth.
Simp's incredible performance at the Forth Worth open, coupled with the fact that he was now 18, meant he received the nod to join the main lineup.
From here eUnited soared as they came second in London, sixth at Anaheim, finished first in their Pro League division and claimed the championship at the Pro League playoffs.
It was topped off by winning the Call of Duty Championship for 2019; Clayster's second career World Championship.
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Written ByChris Trout@TheTrout91
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