KT Rolster leads LCK

KT Rolster opened Week 2 of the League of Legends Champions Korea at 3-0 after beating Nongshim RedForce 2-0 on April 9. (lolesports.com) The Seoul-based team had already swept T1 2-0 on April 1, then beat Gen.G Esports 2-1 on April 3 in the first week of the regular season. Inven Global reported KT Rolster was the first team to reach two match wins after those back-to-back results. (lolesports.com) (invenglobal.com) As of April 12, the official League of Legends Esports schedule listed KT Rolster against Hanjin Brion later that day in Week 2, with KT still unbeaten through three series. The same schedule showed Gen.G Esports beating T1 on April 8 and Dplus KIA beating Gen.G on April 11, reshuffling the teams behind KT. (lolesports.com) The 2026 League of Legends Champions Korea season began on April 1 and runs through September 13, with 10 teams in the top Korean league. Riot’s tournament page says the top two teams from this split qualify for the Mid-Season Invitational. (liquipedia.net) (lolesports.com) KT Rolster’s start stands out because its first three opponents included T1, Gen.G Esports, and Nongshim RedForce, three teams that opened the split with playoff expectations. Inven Global described the T1 and Gen.G wins as an early shake-up at the top of the standings. (invenglobal.com) (lolesports.com) The opening week also reversed part of KT Rolster’s recent story. Inven Global noted KT had lost to T1 in the League of Legends Champions Korea Cup before the regular season and used the April 1 sweep as an immediate response. (invenglobal.com) Top laner Lee “PerfecT” Seung-min was central in the T1 series, according to Inven Global, which said he earned Player of the Match after drawing 12 of 13 votes. The same report said mid laner Kwak “Bdd” Bo-seong helped decide the Gen.G series with a Baron steal in the late game. (invenglobal.com) The official standings page available on April 12 reflects the full completed split rather than the live Week 2 table, so the clearest verified snapshot for this moment is the match schedule showing KT’s 3-0 start and its April 12 date with Hanjin Brion. For now, KT Rolster’s unbeaten run is the early result the rest of the League of Legends Champions Korea field is chasing. (lolesports.com 1) (lolesports.com 2)