The following was sent to Inven Global as a press release.

The Sentinels are excited to announce their expansion into the Halo competitive scene, as well as the announcement of signing world champion roster, TOX Gaming.  The core Halo roster consists of team captain, Paul “SnakeBite” Duarte, Tony “LethuL” Campbell Jr., Bradley “aPG” Laws, Mathew “Royal2” Fiorante, and Chris “Royal1” Fiorante. The team will be making their debut as Sentinels at Dreamhack’s Halo Series in Anaheim, starting February 21st.

SnakeBite is 24-years-old and has been competing in the Halo scene since he was 11. SnakeBite serves as the captain of the team and has won two Halo World Championships alongside his teammates LethuL and Royal2, as well as their coach, Royal1. LethuL is 26-years-old and competed at his first Halo event in 2010. Residing in Tennessee, LethuL has championed a name for himself as one of the most successful competitors in the history of Halo.

24-year old APG is the newest member of the roster. He is considered one of the longest-tenured pros and is well known for his success with a variety of teams. aPG became an official member of TOX in 2018. Royal2  is 24 years old and is the most successful Canadian player in Halo history, being the only player from Canada to ever win an MLG Halo Championship.

Royal1 is the team’s dedicated coach and Royal2’s older brother. Chris has been coaching the team since it’s inception, and has only ever coached teams Royal2 has been a part of. “We’re thrilled to expand into a well known competitive space especially with an experienced championship roster. As an organization, we’re always looking for opportunities to reach new fans within the gaming community," said Sentinels founder Rob Moore.

"TOX Gaming has represented themselves as the best contenders in Halo and have had an extremely consistent competitive history. They’re a great addition to our organization and with the upcoming launch of Halo Infinite, we’re excited for the opportunities in the game and the team’s future."