OCE/oce valorant
player rankings
19 sep 2026
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sunhail48
B#147 in oce

sunhail48

flex (initiator / sentinel)

56.9/ 100 overallhow?

oce valorant · ranking snapshot:

sunhail48’s game has an appealing contradiction at its centre. they can spend a round anchoring a site with killjoy or chamber, then shift into sova work and help create the fight that breaks it open. that movement between holding ground and joining the attack gives their play a flexible rhythm, with neither side fully cancelling out the other. their combat output has also kept pace well enough for the role changes to matter beyond simple utility coverage.

game changers oceania split 1 in 2025 is where that contrast gained its clearest personality. across the earlier challengers league appearance, the following game changers stage, and later returns in 2026, sunhail48 has looked most convincing when the map asks them to change jobs without losing their edge. they are not locked into a single identity, and that is part of the draw. their best rounds come when the sentinel’s preparation and the initiator’s timing meet in the same player.

combat score
221.0
damage / round
145.1
kills / death
1.08
round involvement
72.0%

166 recorded local rounds. bars compare all 574 eligible players. round involvement means a kill, assist, survival or trade.

0.601.001.40Game Changers 2026: Oceania Split 1: 1.1029 mar
game changers 2026: oceania split 1 ↗29 mar · 166 rounds1.10 rating

one dot per event. raw results, before opponent adjustment.

opening fights46.7% won
14 won16 lost
clutch attempts9.1% won
2 won20 lost
kills / deaths / assists129 / 119 / 41
headshots · event average22.0%

opening fights count first kills and first deaths. clutch results combine the logged 1v1, 1v2 and larger attempts.

killjoy20%132 rounds
chamber13%83 rounds
sova12%77 rounds
omen8%52 rounds
skye7%44 rounds
clove6%40 rounds

other agents · 34% · 220 rounds

local event results

an independent community ranking. bios are generated and edited introductions inspired by the recorded games; they are not interviews.