Cott

Known to fans as Cott, Sebastian Pinzon Torres is a Colombian jungler who suited up for PRO42 Esports before leaving active competition behind. Coming out of the Latin American scene, he filled a role that many consider the most strategically demanding in League of Legends: roaming across lanes and setting the early course of every game he played.

Running the Jungle

Junglers never sit still, and the position rewards those willing to gamble with purpose. Where laners are anchored to one section of the map, Cott moved through the gaps between objectives, farming neutral camps for experience and gold while hunting openings to gank and push lanes toward his team’s advantage. Keeping track of enemy whereabouts, respawn timers, and shifting pressure across three lanes simultaneously required a nearly constant mental countdown.

Every call a jungler makes sends effects through the rest of the match. Deciding which lane deserves attention, when to slip into enemy territory, and how to take contested prizes like dragons and the Rift Herald can shape a whole game. Winning in this role means combining sharp mechanics in fights with the foresight to read the map several moves ahead, which makes it among the most thoughtful jobs on the Rift.

Colombian Talent and Retirement

As a Colombian competitor, Cott added to the strength of the Latin American League of Legends ecosystem, a region known for passionate fans and a constant flow of players hungry to prove themselves. His stint with PRO42 Esports put him alongside an organization focused on developing and promoting regional talent within a competitive setting that keeps growing in reach.

Having retired, Cott’s playing days now stand as part of that regional history. Junglers who leave the stage tend to carry a lasting respect for the intense, pressure-filled demands of their role, and his career forms a meaningful piece of Colombian esports. Whether people recall specific performances or his commitment to the craft, his journey reflects the ambition of a Latin American scene intent on continuing to climb.