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They started attending tournaments together, carpooling, and even teaming at tournaments. After some time, many members from both CGA and PIL began to drop out of the scene making what would have otherwise been a size of two and perhaps three crews, down to a size of one crew. As the group rose in popularity, maintaining the distinction of the two crews was not easy, and it wasn't a distinction either crew desired to maintain. Having never actually played their long time planned CGA/PIL crew battle, and the neither crew having enough readily available members to actually go through with the battle, the crews finally decided to merge together. | They started attending tournaments together, carpooling, and even teaming at tournaments. After some time, many members from both CGA and PIL began to drop out of the scene making what would have otherwise been a size of two and perhaps three crews, down to a size of one crew. As the group rose in popularity, maintaining the distinction of the two crews was not easy, and it wasn't a distinction either crew desired to maintain. Having never actually played their long time planned CGA/PIL crew battle, and the neither crew having enough readily available members to actually go through with the battle, the crews finally decided to merge together. | ||
After deciding a name, "CoK" was formed promptly after | After deciding a name, "CoK" was formed promptly after CGA2, and more specifically during the announcement of CoKI, with wide acceptance within the community. The crew's name was the topic of many ill-humored jokes for some unexplained reason, with particular focus on the phallic nature of logo. CoK remains to be a professional and mature organization of adults, aimed at enjoying themselves as much as possible, as well as promoting Smash and the community in which they thrive. | ||
==CoK matches== | ==CoK matches== | ||