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'''Port Priority: A Pacific Northwest Regional''' was the first installment of the bi-yearly Pacific Northwest regional hosted by the Washington eSports organisation. Top regional contenders from the area all showed up in force including {{Sm|Braixen}}, {{Sm|K-Coon}}, and {{Sm|CrimZ}} from Oregon, {{Sm|Locus}}, {{Sm|Captain L}}, and {{Sm|BigD}} from British Columbia, and {{Sm|Locke}}, {{Sm|Konga}}, {{Sm|Shinkou}}, {{Sm|Magister}}, and {{Sm|Cacogen}} from | '''Port Priority: A Pacific Northwest Regional''' was the first installment of the bi-yearly Pacific Northwest regional hosted by the Washington eSports organisation. Top regional contenders from the area all showed up in force including {{Sm|Braixen}}, {{Sm|K-Coon}}, and {{Sm|CrimZ}} from Oregon, {{Sm|Locus}}, {{Sm|Captain L}}, and {{Sm|BigD}} from British Columbia, and {{Sm|Locke}}, {{Sm|Konga}}, {{Sm|Shinkou}}, {{Sm|Magister}}, and {{Sm|Cacogen}} from British Columbia. A group of SoCal players were also invited to attend including {{Sm|Elegant}} and {{Sm|Falln}}, marking the major gimmick of the event, bringing abroad talent in to compete against local players. This is seen with future Port Prioritys, with the second iteration specifically targeting players in the Midwest. | ||
==Results== | ==Results== | ||