ANZ was the last of the regions to confirm their representative for the Western Clash, and they'll be sending familiar faces.
International successes for teams from ANZ have been hard to come by, but that doesn't stop them from trying, over and over again. That's been the story for Benjamin94 and Robadobah, who have stuck together for over a year now, and even though the players around them have changed over that time, their regional success has not.
Not content to dominate ANZ, Benjamin94 has even moved on to playing on the Korean server as well:
Starting out as Negative Synergy, and then as Reborn, and now as Nomia, the two have continued to dominate regionally, and the way things seem to be, they will continue to do for the foreseable future.
They came out of the qualifiers as the first seed, and the favourite to win the finals, but I dont think that they were expected to dominate the finals as much as they did. In their first series against Sassu, both sides had a rather reserved start, but once Nomia got into gear, there was no stopping them as they rolled through the series with a 2-0 win.
Their only real scare all day was in their series against Nv where they were needing to force a game to the 27 minute mark to make a rather unlikely comeback. Apart from that though, Nomia seemed to be in complete control for the entire day. Even Sweet Dreams, who were expected to be their biggest competition were unable to keep up with them, succumbing 3-0 in the grand final.
Nomia proved all day that they continue to be the pinnacle of Heroes of the Storm in the Australia and New Zealand region, with their next target being the teams from Latin America, North America, and Europe at the Western Clash.
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