CTBC Flying Oyster have also confirmed their slot as the LCP's second seed at Worlds.
The League of Legends Championship Pacific (LCP) Split 3 has come to a conclusion, with
Team Secret Whales executing a three-peat after defeating
CTBC Flying Oyster 3-0 , to become the LCP Split 3 Champions.
Team Secret Whales swept their way through the Swiss Stage, defeating
Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks gaming,
MVK Esports, and CTBC Flying Oyster to finish with a perfect record. The Vietnamese squad then took down
GAM Esports in the playoffs before sweeping CTBC Flying Oyster once again in the Upper Bracket Final to book the first spot in the Grand Final.
Meanwhile, CTBC Flying Oyster had a much longer road back to Team Secret Whales. CFO defeated
Deep Cross Gaming and GAM Esports before suffering their first loss to TSW, but recovered against
Ground Zero to advance from the Swiss Stage. CFO later earned the top playoff seed after wins over MVK Esports and Team Secret Whales, swept MVK to open the playoffs, then dropped to the lower bracket after another loss to TSW. A victory over MVK in the Lower Bracket Final finally gave CFO one more shot at the defending champions.
Here's how the games went.
Team Secret Whales take control of LCP Grand Final Game 1 against CTBC Flying Oyster
The first game started slowly, with little separating the two teams through the early game. However, Team Secret Whales found their opening in the mid-game and quickly overpowered CTBC Flying Oyster, swinging the momentum firmly in their favour.
CFO tried to fight back and managed to keep the game going, but TSW remained in complete control. After a 33-minute encounter, Team Secret Whales took down CFO's Nexus with a commanding 23-9 kill lead to win the first game.
Team Secret Whales steal Baron to take LCP Grand Final Game 2 over CTBC Flying Oyster
CTBC Flying Oyster began the second game with the advantage, picking up more kills in the early stages. However, the gold difference remained small, with Team Secret Whales keeping themselves in the game through their focus on objectives.
CFO looked more synchronised and deliberate in their plays, making sure to lock down important objectives and gradually build a slight gold lead. TSW, however, continued finding ways to catch up and stay within striking distance.
That persistence paid off when Team Secret Whales successfully stole Baron from CFO, stopping CFO from pushing their advantage any further. With the Baron buff behind them, TSW immediately applied pressure in the bottom lane and dismantled CFO, taking down most of the team before continuing their push through the remaining turrets.
Team Secret Whales went straight for the finish from there. After a 34-minute encounter with a 10-6 kill lead, TSW destroyed CFO's Nexus to win Game 2 and move to match point in the LCP Split 3 Grand Final.
Eddie leads Team Secret Whales past CTBC Flying Oyster in LCP Grand Final
With CFO grappling for survival and TSW hungry for the trophy, the opening moments of the third game blew up with plenty of back-to-back team fights, with both teams answering each other blow for blow.
While CFO continued looking for ways to pick apart TSW, the Vietnamese team remained in control despite holding only a small gold lead. Nghĩa “Eddie ” Hoàng's Ezreal dominated the Rift, tearing through CFO in team fights while the rest of Team Secret Whales cleaned up around him.
CFO tried to fight back, but were repeatedly overpowered by TSW's superior draft and team fighting. Team Secret Whales then secured Baron before executing CFO in a clean ace, putting themselves firmly on course for the championship. CFO continued trying to hold on and made another attempt to take down TSW in the middle lane, but the fight backfired, with Trần “Bie” Đức Hiếu cleaning up CFO instead. After 29 minutes and a 23-12 kill lead, Team Secret Whales destroyed CTBC Flying Oyster's Nexus to complete the sweep and claim the 2026 LCP Split 3 championship.
With their win, Team Secret Whales have become the LCP Split 3 Champions for 2026, winning US$26,400. This is the third championship title Team Secret Whales have won this season, completing a dominant three-peat across the 2026 LCP season. The victory also confirms TSW's position as the LCP's first seed heading into Worlds.
CTBC Flying Oyster, meanwhile, bow out of the competition in second place, taking home US$16,000, and becoming the LCP's second seed at Worlds.
Finally, MVK Esports have become the LCP's third seed after defeating GAM Esports in the Lower Bracket Semifinals, but losing to CFO in the Lower Bracket Final, giving the team enough Championship Points to qualify for the third seed into Worlds.








