
About RHINO
RHINO, the competitive handle of Douglas Reynolds Jr., is a 27-year-old American League of Legends professional who plays support for Native Gaming. Based in the United States, he contributes to the North American grassroots and semi-professional landscape from a role built around teamwork, vision, and the quiet decisions that shape a game’s flow.
The Support Mindset
Support is a role defined by sacrifice and intelligence rather than personal glory. RHINO’s job is not to accumulate gold or top the damage charts but to enable those around him — protecting his bot-lane carry through the fragile early game, blanketing the map with wards, and denying the enemy the vision they need to operate safely. It is a position that rewards players who think in terms of the whole team rather than their own scoreline.
Within that framework, supports can adopt several identities. Some are hard-engage playmakers who dive in to start fights, others are protective enchanters who keep carries standing through the chaos, and still others act as roaming influencers who tilt the balance of every lane. Whatever the game plan calls for, the common denominator is communication, and a good support like RHINO often doubles as a shot-caller who keeps his teammates coordinated.
Native Gaming and the American Scene
Representing Native Gaming, RHINO competes within the deep and highly competitive North American ecosystem, where a broad base of teams battles for recognition below the sport’s marquee tier. Thriving in this environment as a support means being the dependable glue of a roster — the player who reads engages a beat early and steadies the group when a fight threatens to unravel.
At 27, RHINO brings maturity and experience to his position, qualities that carry real value in a role so dependent on judgment and composure. Veterans who understand the ebb and flow of a match are often the ones who keep younger teammates grounded under pressure.
Still active on the circuit, RHINO continues to build his profile through the fundamentals that make supports indispensable: vision control, engage timing, and clear leadership. Should he keep refining those strengths, he has the tools to remain a meaningful presence in the American competitive scene.
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FAQ
RHINO (Douglas Reynolds Jr.) is 27 years old, born October 3, 1998.
RHINO currently plays as Support for Native Gaming in the .
RHINO is best known for Alistar, Thresh, Karma, Nami.
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