
AoJune, whose given name is Junhao Chen, is a Chinese professional League of Legends player who competes in the mid lane. He currently represents CCG Esports in the NACL, the North American Challengers League, and remains an active competitor. His journey from China into a North American developmental environment illustrates the increasingly international nature of professional League, where players cross regions in pursuit of opportunity and growth.
The mid lane is often described as the fulcrum of the map. Positioned centrally, mid laners enjoy the shortest paths to both side lanes, which makes roaming and cross-map influence a core part of the job. AoJune’s role demands a combination of laning prowess, wave management, and the tactical awareness to know when to press an advantage elsewhere on the Rift. Mid laners frequently serve as either a secondary carry or a playmaking threat, and their decisions ripple across every phase of a game.
The NACL functions as the tier beneath North America’s premier competition, a proving ground where aspiring professionals sharpen their skills and audition for higher stages. For a player like AoJune joining from abroad, the league offers a route to acclimate to the region’s playstyle and to demonstrate that his talent can translate across competitive ecosystems. CCG Esports provides the platform on which he can show his mid lane range and consistency.
As an active mid laner in a developmental league, AoJune sits at a pivotal point in his career, where strong showings can open doors to elevated competition. The mid lane rewards adaptability above nearly all else, and his ability to expand his champion pool and read the flow of games will shape how far he advances. His international background may prove an asset, blending influences from different regional metas. Followers of the NACL will be watching to see whether he can establish himself as one of the league’s standout mid lane talents in the seasons to come.
AoJune currently plays as Mid for CCG Esports in the NACL.
AoJune is best known for Azir, Corki, Akali.

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