C9 vs FLY ALL GAMES Highlights | LCS Summer 2026 | Cloud9 vs FlyQuest
TL;DR
FlyQuest and Cloud9 met in a best-of-three LCS Summer Season series on Patch 26.16. FlyQuest entered at 1-2, while Cloud9 was 2-1. FlyQuest held the No. 5 spot, with Cloud9 at No. 4.
Watch on YouTubeThe video above covers the full best-of-three LCS Summer Season series between FlyQuest and Cloud9. The final score, full Picks and Bans, and game-by-game results are below.
FlyQuest entered at 1-2, while Cloud9 was 2-1. FlyQuest held the No. 5 spot, with Cloud9 at No. 4.
Cloud9's lineup featured Thanatos (top lane), Blaber (jungle), Loki (mid lane), Tactical (bot lane), and Vulcan (support). FlyQuest's lineup featured Gakgos (top lane), Gryffinn (jungle), Quad (mid lane), Massu (bot lane), and Cryogen (support).
FlyQuest's previous series was a 2-0 loss to Team Liquid in Summer Season. Cloud9's previous series was a 2-1 win over Disguised in Summer Season.
FlyQuest and Cloud9 had no recorded recent head-to-head meeting before this series.
Series result
FLYFlyQuest
0 - 2
Cloud9 win
C9Cloud9
Picks & Bans
2 games
Cloud9
FlyQuest
Draft read
Blaber moved between Vi and Poppy across the series for Cloud9. Loki moved between Orianna and Locke across the series for Cloud9. FlyQuest banned both Jarvan IV and Nocturne twice.
Game 139:56
Cloud9 won
Game 1 was the longest game of the series at 39:56. Cloud9 won from blue side. Cloud9 finished 18-8 in kills and 80.2k to 70.8k in gold, a margin of 10 kills and 9.4k. Cloud9 led 8-5 in towers, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 1-0 in inhibitors. FlyQuest had the edge 3-0 in Void Grubs. Dragons finished 4-2 for Cloud9. Cloud9 secured first blood, while FlyQuest secured first dragon, while Cloud9 secured first Rift Herald, while FlyQuest secured first Baron, while Cloud9 secured first tower.
Tactical led the damage chart for Cloud9 on Ezreal, finishing 6/1/6 with 34,065 damage and 417 CS. Thanatos added 33,495 damage on Jayce and ended the game 5/1/8. Massu was the top damage source for FlyQuest, putting up 27,603 on Caitlyn in a 1/4/5 game.
Kills
18:8
Gold
80.2k:70.8k
Towers
8:5
Dragons
4:2
Barons
1:1
Game 234:49
Cloud9 won
Game 2 was the shortest game of the series at 34:49. Playing blue side, Cloud9 won Game 2. At the end, Cloud9 led 21-8 in kills and 71.4k to 63.7k in gold. The final gaps overall were 13 kills and 7.7k. Cloud9 led 9-4 in towers, 3-0 in Void Grubs, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 1-0 in inhibitors. Dragons finished 4-1 for Cloud9. Cloud9 secured first blood, while Cloud9 secured first dragon, while Cloud9 secured first Rift Herald, while FlyQuest secured first Baron, while FlyQuest secured first tower.
On Renekton, Thanatos topped Cloud9's damage output at 23,450 and finished 5/1/3 and 331 CS. FlyQuest got its highest damage total from Massu, who dealt 29,965 on Varus and finished 2/4/2. Quad added 25,448 damage for FlyQuest on Syndra, ending at 4/4/3.
Kills
21:8
Gold
71.4k:63.7k
Towers
9:4
Dragons
4:1
Barons
1:1
Series read
Cloud9 took the opener and followed with another win in Game 2, completing the best-of-3 in straight games without needing a deciding map. Every game in the series was won from blue side. Every game in the series was shorter than the game before it. The kill margin moved from 10 in Game 1 to 13 in Game 2, while the final gold gap changed from 9.4k to 7.7k. Massu produced the series' highest damage total, recording 57,568 for FlyQuest. Massu gave FlyQuest 3 kills and 7 assists across the series. Their damage moved from 27,603 in Game 1 to 29,965 in Game 2. Thanatos gave Cloud9 10 kills and 11 assists across the series. Their damage moved from 33,495 in Game 1 to 23,450 in Game 2.
Next up
Next on the schedule: Sentinels vs FlyQuest in Summer Season, set for August 22.
