Tempo Storm announces today that Sam Jarvis (“Jarvis”) has joined the Rainbow Six Siege roster. With a decade of experience as a professional FPS esports player, from his first Halo 3 competition in 2008 to the Rainbow Six Siege Season 11 Pro League this year, Jarvis is looking forward to returning to the esports arena. The flex player is currently based in Ontario, Canada.
At Tempo, Jarvis will engage in intensive and strategic play with Team Captain and Support Player Mitchell Malson (“Dream”), Flex Player Tim Humpherys (“Creators”), Secondary Entry Player Mark Arismendez (“MarkTheShark”), and former teammate and In-Game Leader Giuliano Solon (“Krazy”), led by Team Manager and Coach Trevor Kenzie (“KenZ”).
“I’m excited for the opportunity to return to professional play with a roster full of potential in Tempo Storm,” said Jarvis. “Once again, I’ll be playing with my former teammate and friend, Krazy, alongside a group that is talented and hungry to rise up the ranks in the North American League (NAL). I’m thankful to all of my supporters who have stuck with me over the years, the negative comments that motivate me to stick it out, and my teammates who know what I bring to the table.”
Jarvis began streaming in 2014 before the launch of Rainbow Six Siege, becoming a pro in Year 1, Season 2. After graduating college, he entered into the game’s professional scene and increased in popularity due to his strong flex skills. Jarvis’ calculated playstyle, rapid decision making, and use of communication to garner intel gives him a strong advantage in gameplay.
Jarvis is also known for his YouTube series, “Raw Clips,” where he posts footage of his gameplay for fans, highlighting his growth throughout the years. With an ideal role of providing support for the team, he communicates effectively and quickly, surveying the enemy team by strategically using both defensive and offensive surveillance gadgets.
“The Tempo team is ecstatic to have one of the best Rainbow Six Siege players in the North American region join our ranks,” said Leighton Tyler, Tempo’s Acquisitions Manager. “With Jarvis on our roster and the backing of his new teammates, we are confident that we’ll continue improving drastically as a team. We’d also like to express our sincerest gratitude to Manuel Malfer (‘Sloppy’), who is leaving the team today. We wish him all the best in his future endeavors.”
Jarvis will officially begin with Tempo’s Rainbow Six Siege team at the beginning of Stage 2 of the US Division in the NAL.
