June 9, new roster is announced, Dontmashme and Sheep join while Daydreamin and WizFujiiN moves to sub. May 13, Santorin joins Team Coast as the starting jungler while NintendudeX moves to the sub position. April 19, 6th place at2014 NA LCS Spring Playoffs May 2, Shiphtur and ZionSpartan leave. January 25, FEENIX sponsored Team Coast, while Corsair dropped their sponsorship. On January 5, Alex "Zaroxy" Penn joined as a coach/analyst.
There, Coast would prevail 3-2 and receive a spot in their third LCS split, the Season 4 Spring Split. In December, Coast revealed that they would compete with challenger team The Walking Zed for a spot in the Season 4 Spring Split North American LCS at the Spring Promotion tournament. On November 26, WizFujiiN joined as the new starting AD. During the first week of the NACL, on October 8, 2013, DontMashMe announced that he had stepped down from his starter AD position. In the offseason, Team Coast was invited to some amateur scene events, winning ggLA Challenger Arena 5 and then earning a spot onto the new competitive league, North American Challenger League (NACL). August 19, LoL-Class sponsors Team Coast. On June 25, CyberPowerPC became a sponsor of the team. On June 1, Good Game University became Team Coast. This meant they would be sent to relegation matches in December to win back their spot into the league for the Season 4 Spring Promotion. Team Coast began the season tied for second during Week One, but thanks to a seven-game losing streak at the end of the split, Coast had to settle for seventh with a record of 9-19. In early August Shiphtur's visa issues were resolved when he was granted a P visa, and he was able to play mid for Team Coast in the summer LCS season, replacing Jintae. Additionally, ex-Curse Gaming support player Elementz became their coach. After finishing the spring split at second place in the playoffs, the team renamed to Team Coast, their new sponsor. Although TSM won 3–2, Good Game University secured their spot in the NA LCS Summer Season.
With those two victories under their belt, GGU advanced to the finals, where they faced off against Team SoloMid (TSM). In the quarterfinals of the playoffs, GGU defeated Dignitas 2–1, advancing them to the semifinals, where they beat Team Curse 2–1. However, with the acquisition of Daydreamin, GGU turned their season around and finished sixth at 11–17 in the Spring Split, securing their spot in the NA LCS Spring Playoffs. With substitute player Jintae, GGU opened the season poorly, going 2–12 with a seven-game losing streak. Shiphtur, GGU's mid lane player, was unable to play in the Spring LCS due to Visa issues. By winning those two games, GGU advanced to day two of the event where they would defeat Dirtnap Gaming and secure their spot in the Spring Split of the NA LCS. In the group stage, Good Game University beat Epik Gamer and Team TowerDiveTV, while dropping one game to Team FeaR. In January 2013, Good Game University competed in the North American LCS Qualifier. Team Dynamic, composed of ZionSpartan, NintendudeX, DontMashMe, Shiphtur, I am Anjo, and Pixel, form Good Game University after leaving their parent organization. ZionSpartan, NintendudeX, DontMashMe, Shiphtur, I am Anjo, and Pixel joined the team. On January 4, Good Game University was founded by the former roster of Team Dynamic following their departure from the parent multi-gaming organization.
Their first offline tournament was the League of Legends Season 3 North American qualifiers where they qualified for a spot in the Season 3 League of Legends Championship Series (LCS). They named themselves Good Game University before changing their name to Team Coast on June 1, 2013. It was originally formed under the name Good Game University on Januby the former roster of Team Dynamic following their departure from the parent organization. Team Coast was an American esports organization and League of Legends website. ( April 2019) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Please help improve it by removing references to unreliable sources where they are used inappropriately. This article may contain excessive or inappropriate references to self-published sources.