BoskETI

Etienne Gaudet, known in competition as BoskETI, is a Canadian support player competing for St. Clair College. His presence reflects the expanding collegiate side of League of Legends, where students juggle coursework with organized play and where a good number of future pros first face structured, team-oriented competition.

What Supports Do

The support is the player who works for others, and their success tends to show up in what their teammates accomplish rather than in their own scoreboard. Early in a game, a support keeps a marksman alive through the vulnerable laning stage, fights for vision across the map, and sets up plays with timely engages or protective moves. The job calls for sharp awareness, unselfish choices, and a readiness to give up personal gain for the sake of the team’s overall composition.

College-Level Play

Representing St. Clair College places BoskETI inside a scene that has grown into a major route for esports talent. Academic programs give players room to improve their communication, train within a set structure, and get used to the pace of a competitive season. For a support, that setting hones the coordination and cooperation the position depends on.

As a Canadian competitor, BoskETI contributes to the wide base of North American grassroots talent, where regional and school-based circuits channel players toward bigger goals in the region’s esports community. His role is one that often goes unnoticed: by managing vision and information flow, he helps teams hold together and gives their carries room to perform.

Going forward, BoskETI’s progress will depend on the core demands of his position: getting better at vision control, sharpening the timing of his engages, and earning the trust of the carries he looks after. Whether he continues through the collegiate ranks or moves on to something bigger, his growth as a support reflects the steady, team-first approach the role has always rewarded.