NAVI PH's Journey Ends at the MLBB Women's Invitational 2025
The journey for NAVI PH in the MLBB Women's Invitational 2025 has concluded after a decisive defeat against Gaimin Gladiators, who swept them with a score of 2-0.
Gaimin Gladiators Strike First
Gaimin Gladiators entered the match with impressive energy, catching the reigning champions off guard right from the start. Their teamwork and aggressive tactics put NAVI PH on the back foot early in their opening game.
Ashlay Sets Up Early Dominance
Ashley “Ashlay” Ann made her mark quickly in Game 1. At just two minutes into the match, she executed a flawless setup using Gatotkaca's Avatar of the Guardian during an intense skirmish near the turtle. This pivotal moment shifted momentum firmly in favor of Gaimin Gladiators.
Panda1 and Sayori Seal Game One Victory
As Game 1 progressed, Cindy “Panda1” Zhou and Sayori took charge by securing double kills during a crucial push against NAVI's base turret. Their efforts contributed to an overwhelming victory, ending with an impressive kill score of 14-4.
NAVI PH Fights Back but Falls Short
In Game 2, NAVI PH appeared more focused and started strong, gaining an early advantage over their opponents. However, everything changed when they missed their chance to contest for Lord at around thirteen minutes into play. This misstep allowed Gaimin Gladiators to seize control of both map objectives and momentum.
The Last Stand by Sheen Perez
Sheen “Shinoa” Perez emerged as NAVI's last line of defense while playing Irithel. Despite her best efforts to fend off Gaimin's relentless pressure on their base, it proved too much for her alone to handle. Ultimately, this led to NAVI PH finishing in fifth to eighth place overall in this tournament.
The Spotlight Shifts to Team Liquid PH
With NAVI PH now eliminated from contention, all attention turns toward Team Liquid PH as they remain the Philippines' sole hope for clinching victory at MWI 2025.
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