📝 Hawk stays with Spacestation Gaming

Spacestation Gaming have announced that Xander “Hawk” Domecq will remain with the team moving into the next Overwatch Champions Series season, continuing a series of daily confirmations for the North American organisation.

The news follows closely on the heels of Spacestation’s announcement that Kamden “Sugarfree” Hijada and coach Christopher “ChrisTFer” Graham would also be staying with the roster, signalling early stability after a turbulent end to the 2025 season.

Hawk joined Spacestation Gaming ahead of the final stage of OWCS 2025, stepping in to replace Kim “Kellan” Min-jae as SSG’s tank. Despite his temporary retirement from the sport and the late change, Hawk and the team quickly found their footing, securing a second-place finish domestically and placing 7th-8th at the 2025 World Finals. Hawk’s presence brought stability to the team’s communications, and his dominant presence on both Zarya and D.Va proved a massive boost that the team was previously lacking.

Hawk was signed alongside ChrisTFer, Rocco “Kronik” Iacobacci, Christopher "Cjay" Smith, and Joseph “Lep” Cambriani as part of Spacestation’s late-season rebuild. While Hawk and ChrisTFer have now both been confirmed to remain with the team, no official announcements have yet been made regarding the futures of Kronik, Cjay, and Lep.

With multiple key pieces now locked in, Spacestation Gaming appear to have their groundwork all set for continued domestic success heading into 2026, though further roster updates are expected in the coming weeks.