Noble eSports

Noble eSports is an American esports organization.

Halo 2: Anniversary
On April 26, 2015, Noble announced the acquisition of the former Velocity roster - Cratos, Suspector, LifeStyle, and Nemassist. After top 16 and top 8 finishes in the first two HCS cups of the season, Noble announced the release of Nemassist and the return of ContrA (who had formerly played on Noble Black) to the organization on April 18. After missing a cup, the new Noble roster made its HCS debut in Cup 3, finishing in the top 16. They missed the next cup and returned in Cup 5, placing a much better top 6. They missed Cup 6 and returned for Cup 7, placing top 6. This left them 50 points behind eXcellence Gaming in the battle for a finals spot. At HCS Indianapolis 2015, despite defeating and placing higher than eXcellence, Noble was unable to make up the point differential, ending their season with a top 8 finish while eXcellence qualified for the HCS Season 2 Finals.

Halo 5: Guardians
On November 27, 2015, Noble announced their new roster - ContrA, Rayne, Penguin, and FilthyG. This roster would not last long however. By the time the NA Qualifiers started, FilthyG had been replaced by PreDevoNatoR, who had previously played for Noble Black. After the first cup, ContrA and Devon left the team and were replaced by Swift Kill and Calm Mentality. With the roster finalized, Noble qualified for the HWC 2016 NA Regional Finals as the 7th seed. At the Regionals, Noble went 2-1 in their pool, losing to Counter Logic Gaming but winning a highly anticipated match vs. eLevate. This qualified them for the Halo World Championship 2016. In the quarterfinals, Noble were defeated 3-1 by Team Allegiance, ending their night with a top 8 finish. Shortly after Regionals, the players on Noble's roster made their intentions to leave the organization clear. On March 2, they were confirmed to be joining eLevate.