LCS Reveals 2026 Summer All-Pro Teams

The LCS has named its 2026 Summer Split All-Pro teams, with Team Liquid Alienware and LYON supplying every player on the first lineup. The September 17 update to the league’s official awards page lists Morgan, Josedeodo, Saint, Berserker and CoreJJ as the first-team choices across the five positions. Second- and third-team lineups are also available. These selections are positional honors for the split; they should not be mistaken for the separate Most Valuable Player or Rookie of the Year awards, which had not been announced as of September 19.

An All-Pro team is an easy result to misread when only a graphic or a team tag is shared. Each lineup names one top laner, one jungler, one mid laner, one bot laner and one support. The first team is not a competition roster that will play together, and selection for it does not automatically grant an individual award. The official LCS page provides the source for all the names below and also outlines how the season’s awards are released over multiple dates. That timing explains why the All-Pro list can be final while the MVP field remains open.

Who made each lineup

The first team gives Team Liquid Alienware three positions: Morgan in top lane, Josedeodo in jungle and CoreJJ at support. LYON fills the remaining places with Saint in mid and Berserker in the bot lane. That three-to-two distribution is an editorial count from the league’s five-name list, not an additional award category. It makes the announcement easier to scan without changing what the league actually selected. Readers looking for one specific role can use the list below; the second and third teams are presented in the comparison table later in the article.

The second team combines Dhokla and Isles from LYON, Quid and Yeon from Team Liquid Alienware, and HamBak from SEN. The third team contains four Cloud9 players—Thanatos, Blaber, Loki and Vulcan—alongside SEN bot laner Rahel. Those club totals are also counted from the official selections. They are useful for understanding how recognition is distributed, but they do not amount to a separate team ranking. A first-, second- or third-team selection applies to an individual player’s position in this particular split, not to an organization’s entire season in every event.

Awards that are decided—and still pending

The league’s award rollout has more than one date. The official page identifies Team Liquid Alienware’s coaching staff and LYON support Isles as the September 10 Coaching Staff and Most Improved winners, respectively. The All-Pro teams were added on September 17. Rookie of the Year is scheduled for September 24 and MVP for October 1. As of this article’s September 19 writing date, naming winners for those later honors would be premature. A player appearing on an All-Pro team may be a candidate for another honor, but this article makes no claim about how the remaining ballots will finish.

The LCS says the awards involve a panel including broadcast talent, media and team representatives. Fan votes were collected from September 4-13 and counted as a collective ballot. Those details matter because the All-Pro result is not a simple public popularity poll, nor is it the opinion of one writer. The announced lineups should be reported as league selections reached through that process. The voting description does not reveal each voter’s reasoning, so it cannot justify invented claims about why a particular player placed above another.

The spread across the three teams is notable but should be interpreted narrowly. Team Liquid Alienware and LYON dominate the first two lineups, while Cloud9 occupies most of the third. SEN has one player on each of the latter two teams. Those are transparent counts from the official names, not an argument that the teams would finish in that same order in a future match. The value of the All-Pro release is that it records role-by-role recognition for the Summer Split; playoff results and individual awards belong to different records.

• Top: Team Liquid Alienware’s Morgan.
• Jungle: Team Liquid Alienware’s Josedeodo.
• Mid: LYON’s Saint.
• Bot: LYON’s Berserker.
• Support: Team Liquid Alienware’s CoreJJ.

The official Summer All-Pro announcement now identifies all three lineups, led by three Team Liquid Alienware players and two from LYON on the first team. The next award milestones are separate: Rookie of the Year and MVP remain scheduled for later dates. Until those announcements appear, the accurate update is the positional selection itself, not a guess at the remaining winners.