Sneaky
The AD carry who anchored Cloud9's first dynasty in the LCS.
Zachary "Sneaky" Scuderi is a legendary figure in the history of Cloud9 and one of the most recognizable names in North American League of Legends. As an AD carry player, he was instrumental in establishing the organization's esports identity during its formative years, rising from a relatively unknown rookie to a cornerstone of the bot lane. His tenure with the team coincided with Cloud9's rise as a major force in LCS competition.
- Championships
- LCS Championship (2013 Spring, 2013 Summer, 2014 Spring)
Lore & Background
During his time with Cloud9, Sneaky was the heartbeat of the roster. His ability to dictate the pace of games from the AD carry position helped Cloud9 secure multiple LCS championships, including back-to-back titles in 2013 and a third in 2014 Spring. This era is often cited as the golden age of the organization's competitive history, where Sneaky's calm demeanor under pressure and his innovative playstyle defined the team's identity for a generation of fans.
In Their Own Story
The arena lights dimmed over the Championship series, casting long shadows across the stage. In the quiet before the storm, Ethan adjusted his headset, his eyes locked on the minimap glowing in the periphery. The crowd roared, a tidal wave of sound that usually drowned out thought, but for Sneaky, it was just white noise. He saw the opening, a split-second gap in the enemy formation. With a calm voice cutting through the comms, he initiated the play, his support champion stepping forward not to hide, but to lead the charge into history.
Reader's Guide
Sneaky served as the primary shot-caller and mechanical anchor for 100 Thieves during their most successful competitive run. His signature achievement remains leading the team to back-to-back LCS titles in 2019, cementing his legacy as a champion player. Known for an aggressive yet calculated playstyle, Sneaky revolutionized the support role by utilizing champions with high mobility and engage potential. He was not just a protector but an initiator who could single-handedly turn team fights through precise positioning and timing. Beyond his in-game impact, Sneaky became a face of the 100 Thieves brand during its expansion phase. His transition from mid to support demonstrated adaptability, while his partnership with Doublelift created one of the most feared bot lanes in North American history, setting a high bar for future rosters.
Did You Know?
- Sneaky joined Cloud9 as an AD carry and played that role throughout his entire career, never switching to support or mid lane.
- He was part of the Cloud9 roster that secured multiple LCS championships, including 2013 Spring, 2013 Summer, and 2014 Spring.
- Before joining Cloud9, Sneaky was relatively unknown and gained prominence during his tenure with the team; he never played for TSM, though he was officially listed as a substitute player for 100 Thieves during the 2021
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Sneaky in relation to 100 Thieves?
Ethan Arnold, known professionally as Sneaky, is a retired North American League of Legends player who became an icon for the organization. Although he began his career as a mid-lane prodigy, he gained fame as a strategic support anchor during the team's rise.
What role did Sneaky primarily fulfill on the field?
While originally recognized for skills in the mid lane, Sneaky transitioned into the support role where he served as the primary shot-caller. This position allowed him to direct strategy and anchor the bot lane during critical matches.
Which championships did Sneaky win with 100 Thieves?
During his tenure from 2018 to 2020, Sneaky helped secure back-to-back LCS titles in the 2019 Spring and Summer seasons. These victories cemented the organization's status as a top contender within North American competitive play.
Is Sneaky still competing professionally?
Sneaky has officially retired from professional competitive League of Legends following his time with the organization. He remains a recognizable icon within the community despite no longer competing on the LCS stage.
Why is Sneaky considered important to 100 Thieves history?
As a foundational figure, his presence helped define the competitive brand of 100 Thieves while it was growing. His leadership on the bot lane is credited with anchoring the team's first dynasty in the league.
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