Team Member Profiles
![Portrait image of Chris Phillips](https://www.tuj.ac.jp/sites/japan/files/styles/image_list_item/public/DSC01682-Chris.jpg?itok=hBfKccOI)
Chris Phillips
Roles: Sentinel, Duelist
Major: Computer Science
The best part of being a part of varsity has to be being able to meet and interact with new people. The opportunity of competing internationally is what makes spending all the time worth it.
![Portrait image of Ken Tze Cheng](https://www.tuj.ac.jp/sites/japan/files/styles/image_list_item/public/DSC01629-Ken.jpg?itok=GOvKTYIP)
Ken Tze Cheng
Roles: Sentinel, Duelist
Major: Computer Science
I like being a part of varsity because I can be on a team full of people who enjoy the game.
![Portrait image of Shion Fujita](https://www.tuj.ac.jp/sites/japan/files/styles/image_list_item/public/shion-fujita.jpg?itok=Kxg4Fn1g)
Shion Fujita
Roles: Flex
Major: Economics
I love the thrill of competition and the camaraderie of being on a varsity esports team, where strategy, skill, and teamwork come together to create unforgettable moments.
![Portrait image of Matthew Wong-Chie](https://www.tuj.ac.jp/sites/japan/files/styles/image_list_item/public/matthew-wong-chie.jpg?itok=-uJGR-I8)
Matthew Wong-Chie
Roles: Duelist/Smokes
Major: Computer Science
Being on a varsity esports team is about more than just gaming; it's about pushing boundaries, embracing the grind, and thriving in a high-stakes environment where every move and decision counts. And if playing with friends was equivalent to money, well, let's just say that I'd rather play with four quarters than a hundred pennies.
![Portrait image of Narua To](https://www.tuj.ac.jp/sites/japan/files/styles/image_list_item/public/narua-to.jpg?itok=s7atfsqu)
Narua To
Roles: Flex
Major: Economics
I think meeting new people and having a team experience might be the best part. But opportunities to go somewhere and experience tournaments is not bad either. I get a 5 stack to queue that talks as well.