Hunter "Lucid" Tucker, born and raised in North Georgia, discovered Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) in early 2017. Initially, his passion and commitment to baseball prevented him from taking the game seriously. However, a shoulder injury during his junior year of high school forced him to seek a new competitive outlet, igniting a deep lovefor esports and CS:GO in particular. After several years of dedicated study, Hunter began creating content and building a reputation for his insightful game analysis and understanding of team strategies. His professional career started in 2019, during hisfreshman year of college, when he joined the international team FunPlus Phoenix as an analyst. This launched a rapid ascent, with successful stints alongside Team Liquid, FaZe Clan, and FURIA, leading to his current position as head coach for Marsborne. While he primarily focuses on CS:GO, Hunter also enjoys various other games, such as FromSoftware titles and Minecraft, providing alternative creative and strategic outlets outside of competitive Counter-Strike

Viz began his Counter-Strike career in 2019 with GGPR Esports at ESL One Cologne, gaining early experience in top-tier competition. He went on to win ESEA Advanced Season 34 with Third Impact, earning promotion to ESEA Premier. Over the years, he’s played for teams including Party Astronauts, Evil Geniuses, and Triumph, amassing roughly 80 tournament appearances with multiple top-three finishes and key victories such as Fragadelphia 17. Wesley joins Marsborne midway through their 2025 campaign as reinforcement for the fall offensive.

Born and raised in New York, chop started playing Counter - Strike in 2014. After starting in Silver 1 and grinding his way up, He eventually joined ESEA in 2016 where he started his playing career in the ESEA leagues. In January of 2021, chop joined "RBG E sports" which was when he realized he could actually have a shot at becoming a professional player. After 2 full years with the RBG core and a stint with Evil Geniuses, chop found himself on Party Astronauts. He would then play with the Party Astronauts roster for about a year, qualify for multiple international LANs.

Born in Dallas Texas, raised in Indianapolis Indiana, Adam started gaming at a youngage due to exposure from both of his parents being gamers, playing games like Call ofDuty, World of Warcraft, and Counterstrike. He had a lot more free time for gaming in2020 due to the covid-19 pandemic, where he started playing CSGO again after a 5year hiatus, and ended up getting faceit level 10 in the first year where he also foundsome friends to play ESEA open. Adam rose through the ESEA leagues very fast,goingfrom Open to Advanced in about a year, in that winning ESEA Main with Rectifyesports, then eventually joining Limitless and making ECL through relegation, wherehe played 2 seasons, and caught the attention of Party Astronauts, where he had avery brief stint with them, and after got the opportunity to sub for Wildcard, where heplaced second place in ECL and qualified to ESL Pro League season 20. Afterwardshe caught the eyes of Marsborne, and was one of their first additions to their newproject. In Adam's free-time he enjoys spending time with friends, and hanging outwith his beloved cat Maggie.

Hailing from a small town in southern Ohio, Ian left his home to fully immerse himself in the Counter Strike dream at the age of 18. At this early stage in his career, he began to reside with his teammates in Texas. Together, with his team, they carved a path to the pro leagues that allowed him to pursue his dreams of making the major, and perhaps even winning it. This journey has brought him to Marsborne where he hopes to achieve his goals with like minded individuals, and make them dreams no more

Adam Andersson was born in Florida but found his passion for gaming after moving to Sweden at the age of eight. Introduced to Counter-Strike through 1.6, he’s spent the last 13 years fully immersed in the competitive scene, working his way toward a professional career. His first big break came with a win on the reality TV show Gamerz, earning him his first pro contract. Since then, he’s competed across both Europe and North America, playing for teams like ECSTATIC, Fnatic Rising, M80, and now Marsborne. When he’s not clutching 1v3s, Adam enjoys scouring flea markets and sketchy corners of the internet in search of hidden treasures—which he proudly flips on eBay like a digital pawn star with questionable taste