Which teams won the Brawl Stars Championship February Monthly Finals

Various teams have come out on top in the February edition of the 2026 Brawl Stars Championship Monthly Finals.

After surviving the Championship Challenge and Monthly Qualifiers, the top eight teams from each region competed to win the first Monthly Finals of the 2026 season.

UPDATED ON 23/02/26: Winners of North America and South America have been decided, the article has been updated to reflect this.

The Finals bear significance in the 2026 circuit because teams can earn circuit points. These points improve a team’s standing on the regional 2026 leader boards, which determine qualification for major events later in the season, including the Brawl Stars World Finals.

As such, the February Monthly Qualifiers and Finals serve as the first opportunity for teams to improve their standings in their run to reach the crowning event of Brawl Stars esports.

As of writing, the Brawl Stars Championship February Monthly Finals has announced its winners for North America, South America, EMEA, and East Asia, with China remaining as the only region yet to finish.

The EMEA February Monthly Finals was won by FUT Esports. The team qualified for the event after placing within the top eight teams of the regional Monthly Qualifier.

FUT Esports began its run by defeating Team Heretics 3-1 in the Quarterfinals, followed by a decisive 3-0 win against CMM in the Semi-finals. Meanwhile, 2024 Brawl Stars champion HMBLE clawed its way to the Grand Finals after defeating BIG 3-1 and Totem Esports 3-0.

HMBLE claimed first blood after winning 2-1 on the Hot Zone game mode in the Open Business map. FUT Esports went on to claim the next two games, securing 2-0 victories on both Bounty in Layer Cake and Gem Grab in Deathcap Trap.

The final game saw FUT Esports ultimately triumph over HMBLE after winning 2-1 on Brawl Ball in Sneaky Fields, ending with a 3-1 win overall.

The East Asia February Monthly Finals was won by Japanese esports organisation ZETA DIVISION, one of the top teams from the regional Monthly Qualifier.

ZETA DIVISION began its run with a dominant 3-0 win over Effort Result in the Quarterfinals, before defeating Rival Esports 3-0 in the Semifinals. While the squad reached the Grand Finals, other well-known organisations such as REJECT and 2025 champions Crazy Raccoon saw early eliminations.

ZETA DIVISION ultimately faced off against ABC in the Grand Finals. The organisation claimed the first round after winning 2-0 on Hot Zone in Open Business. ABC bounced back in round two, winning 2-1 on Bounty in Layer Cake. Round three belonged to ZETA DIVISION as it secured 2-0 win on Gem Grab in Deathcap Trap.

In the end, ZETA DIVISION proved to be the better team after ending the Monthly Finals with a 2-0 win on Brawl Ball in Sneaky Fields, ending the Grand Finals with a 3-1 score overall.

The North America February Monthly Finals were won by British organisation Team Elektros, which secured the lion’s share of its $35,000 (~£25,910) prize pool.

Team Elektros started the Monthly Finals by defeating Vatic Esports in a landslide 3-0 victory in the Quarterfinals. It then won 3-1 against Tribe Gaming, a team that previously competed in the 2025 World Finals, to reach the Grand Finals.

Team Elektros’ final obstacle was STMN Esports. The organisation would go on to win 2-0 in all three games played in the Grand Finals, dominating on Open Business, Layer Cake, and Deathcap Trap maps.

Eternal Esports was the top team in the South America February Monthly Finals after defeating New Heights Gaming (NHG) 3-2 in the Grand Finals.

After successfully advancing through the Monthly Qualifiers, Eternal Esports began its run by defeating Olimpo Squad 3-1 in the Quarterfinals. The organisation then bested popular South American brand, LOUD, 3-2 in the Semi-Finals.

The Grand Finals were a hectic showdown between the two final teams, Eternal Esports and NHG. NHG claimed first blood after winning 2-0 on Open Business, but Eternal Esports bounced back with a 2-0 victory on layer Cake.

NHG reclaimed its lead with a 2-0 match on Deathcap Trap, but Eternal Esports clawed its way to victory after winning 2-0 on both Brawl Ball on Sneaky Fields and Knockout on Out in the Open.