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May 4, 2025 11:26 pm

FaZe, Ultra move atop standings in CDL Stage 4 Major qualifying

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Three teams stayed unbeaten with victories on Sunday as Week 1 of the Call of Duty League’s Stage 4 Major qualifying drew to a close.

The Atlanta FaZe and Toronto Ultra are tied atop the leaderboard at 2-0 and matching map differentials of plus-four. Sunday’s other winner, the Miami Heretics, are also 2-0 but are only plus-2 in map differential.

The Stage 4 Major qualifying round has the league’s 12 teams playing five qualifying matches apiece through May 18 to determine seeding for the Stage 4 Major playoffs, slated for May 23-25 in Dallas.

The Ultra fell behind Cloud9 New York with a 250-213 loss on Vault Hardpoint, but roared back with three consecutive wins: 6-3 on Hacienda Search and Destroy, 3-0 on Vault Control and 250-191 on Hacienda Hardpoint.

The FaZe followed that match with a sweep of the Los Angeles Thieves. It started with a 250-137 victory on Rewind Hardpoint, continued with a 6-4 win on Dealership Search and Destroy, and wrapped up with a 3-1 conquest on Protocol Control.

The Heretics went the distance before getting past the Los Angeles Guerrillas M8. The Guerrillas opened with a narrow 250-233 win on Hacienda Hardpoint, but the Heretics responded with victories on Red Card Search and Destroy (6-2) and Hacienda Control (3-2).

Los Angeles leveled the match with a 250-181 decision on Red Card Hardpoint, but Miami clinched with a 6-0 victory Hacienda Search and Destroy.

Week 2 begins with three matches on Friday:

–Vegas Falcons vs. Miami Heretics
–Boston Breach vs. OpTic Texas
–Atlanta FaZe vs. Cloud9 New York

Call of Duty League Stage 4 Major qualifying standings (with match record and map differential):

T1. Atlanta FaZe, 2-0, plus-4
T1. Toronto Ultra, 2-0, plus-4
3. Miami Heretics, 2-0, plus-2
4. OpTic Texas, 1-0, plus-3
T5. Cloud9 New York, 1-1, plus-1
T5. Carolina Royal Ravens, 1-1, plus-1
7. Vegas Falcons, 1-1, minus-2
T8. Los Angeles Guerrillas M8, 0-1, minus-1
T8. Minnesota Rokkr, 0-1, minus-1
10. Boston Breach, 0-1, minus-3
11. Los Angeles Thieves, 0-2, minus-4
12. Vancouver Surge, 0-2, minus-4

–Field Level Media

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