Team Falcons has signed former NRG player Zachary ‘Gild’ Dennis to its Apex Legends Global Series (ALGS) roster.
The player, who has previously competed alongside Ben ‘Wxltzy‘ Walton, will team up with Philip ‘ImperialHal‘ Dosen’s team for the ALGS Split 2 Pro League.
In response to the announcement, Gild stated: “So blessed to be given his opportunity. Actual dream team, and I cannot wait to get to work with the boys. Time to win.”
Before signing with Team Falcons, Gild recently played for NRG after returning to the organisation on September 25th, 2024. In that spell, Gild placed fourth in the ALGS 2025 Split 1 Pro League Americas tournament and qualified for the 2025 Midseason Playoffs, finishing 21st.
Some of his most notable achievements include placing second in both the ALGS 2023 and 2022 Split 1 Playoffs with NRG and Team Liquid, respectively.
Gild replaces Rhys ‘Zer0’ Perry, who was benched on September 10th, 2025. This also resulted in ImperialHal taking up the role of in-game leader.
The pro player joins during ALGS Pro League Split 2, where, as of writing, Team Falcons have placed within the top five of the regular season so far. The roster has accumulated 49 points so far, pulling ahead of teams such as TSM, Virtus.pro and Luminosity Gaming, but trailing behind others such as Shopify Rebellion.
Fans can expect to see the newly assembled Team Falcons roster in action in Round 3 later this month.
Biggest Headlines of ALGS Pro League Split 2 So Far
Things are heating up in the ALGS Pro League Split 2 across the regions as some of the best teams fight for a place in the 2026 Championship in Sapporo, Japan.
In the EMEA region, Alliance have dominated the scene as the team to beat, topping the Regular Season with 86 points so far. During game six, the roster was able to secure a 19-kill game to help propel the team to first place in the standings, obtaining 31 points in the process.
In the Americas region, Pioneers have been shaping up to be the dark horse of the competition after surpassing the likes of Shopify Rebellion and Team Falcons to reach first place in the Regular Season so far. Despite struggling in recent rounds, the Pioneers saw an explosive start after securing 42 points within the first three games.
