Address Promoted to Player Logistics Manager

	Ellie/Benjamin “Address” Decker will be rising to the position of player logistics manager within Team Nectar. This is quite an accomplishment for her, as she has been a member of Team Nectar for just over half a year.

	Address has risen through NTR very quickly for his time here. He started playing Team Fortress 2 competitively beginning in April of 2017, during Season 22 of UGC Highlander, in their Steel division. After this season, she moved away from highlander, where she made a sixes spinoff team called “Team Sailboat”, with CEO of Team Nectar, Lee “ppaleun” Min-woo/Hisashi as a mentor.

Team Sailboat died off before Sixes Season 25, and Address moved to the team “secret slam-ta” under the leadership of the player Lkfoster1 as backup medic. At the same time, in Highlander Season 23, he played for the team “Stardust Crusaders”, where they went 4-4 in the regular season, advancing to the first round of playoffs, where they were knocked out in 9-16th place.

During the offseason between Seasons 25 and 26 of Sixes, Address went back to Team Nectar, playing as backup medic. When cloud and NTR parted, she was promoted to starting medic for Season 26. At the same time, when NTR entered Silver for Fours, he joined Team Nectar’s Fours team. She also continued playing with Stardust Crusaders for Highlander, going 5-3 in the regular season and being knocked out in round two of playoffs in 5-8th place. That was his last season of Steel in Highlander, as he now plays in Steel.

ppaleun has been mentoring her through her time with Team Nectar. She considers Address to be the most mechanically skilled player to have ever played with NTR Team Fortress 2 Steel. Impressively, in addition to his new position, he still plays with both NTR’s Sixes and Fours teams and Highlander with an outside team.

About his promotion, Address said “PogCham- nono, how about.. When I was offered the job, regardless of how busy I was going to be with college and all of that, I took it in a heart beat. I have full faith that NTR will go far in years future, and that the community of the org is quite fun and encouraging. I decided to take up the offer because I want to help in any way I can to have NTR grow.”