T1 secures Oner through 2028, WBG adds support TheHank, Sentinels qualify for Esports World Cup 2026

T1 confirmed a major stability move on April 29, updating Oner's contract so it now runs through 20 November 2028. The jungler remains a central piece of T1's roster, and the extended term locks the role into the club's competitive core heading into the next Olympiad of international events.

The club also updated coach Easyhoon's contract, which now expires on 16 November 2026. Keeping Easyhoon under contract gives T1 continuity on the coaching bench during the next two seasons, pairing a long-term jungler commitment with a defined coaching window.

Over in China, Weibo Gaming announced a clear roster addition, signing TheHank as Support. WBG will integrate TheHank into their support slot, a direct roster change that addresses the bot side of the map. The move is straightforward on paper, and WBG's support depth will be one to watch as they test combinations in upcoming domestic play.

On the international front, Sentinels secured qualification for the Esports World Cup 2026. That result does not change roster entries today, but it confirms Sentinels will be competing on the global stage next year, representing the organization at the event.

Putting it together, T1 has reinforced its internal core by extending Oner and Easyhoon, WBG has refreshed its support position with TheHank, and Sentinels will carry their region into the Esports World Cup 2026. Each move is concrete and affects roster planning heading into the 2026 competitive calendar.