SpiriTz joins DarkZero Rainbow Six Siege esports team
Image credit: DarkZero via X DarkZero announced its latest addition to its Rainbow Six Siege esports line-up, Zachary ‘SpiriTz‘ Dionne. The esports organisation revealed the news on X on March 11, 2025, saying that ‘SpiriTz in purple’ just ‘feels right.’ SpiriTz has been playing Rainbow Six Siege competitively since 2019, and has previously played for … Continued The post SpiriTz joins DarkZero Rainbow Six Siege esports team appeared first on Esports Insider.
DarkZero announced its latest addition to its Rainbow Six Siege esports line-up, Zachary ‘SpiriTz‘ Dionne.
The esports organisation revealed the news on X on March 11, 2025, saying that ‘SpiriTz in purple’ just ‘feels right.’
SpiriTz has been playing Rainbow Six Siege competitively since 2019, and has previously played for Unwanted, Cloud9 merged with Beastcoast and more.
On X, SpiriTz said: “Extremely excited to work with this team, always wanted to part of this amazing group and iconic org! Can’t wait to show what we got cooking in the lab.”
This is now the current Rainbow Six Siege esports line up for DarkZero:
- Flex: Nick ‘njr’ Rapier
- Entry Fragger: Roberto ‘Panbazou’ Feliciano
- In-game leader: Nathan ‘Nafe’ Sharp
- Team member: Zachary ‘SpiriTz’ Dionne
DarkZero Rainbow Six Siege Say Goodbye to Old Members
In 2024, DarkZero Esports made a strong impact in Rainbow Six Siege, punching its ticket to the Blast R6 Major Montreal after dominating M80 in the NAL Stage 2 semi-finals. Unfortunately, its run ended abruptly with a 0-1 loss to Team Falcons on November 10, 2024.
With this new line up, fans are eagerly anticipating how Dark Zero will perform in the Rainbow Six Siege 2025 esports scene.
Njr responded to the news and welcomed his new teammate, saying that it was the ‘number one champ meetup.’
With new players comes the replacement of old ones. DarkZero announced on March 7th, 2025 that Elian ‘Kobelax’ Rodriguez would be leaving the organisation.
On X, the organisation said: “Today we say goodbye to Kobelax, who brought unmatched vibes since day one. Keep floating and we wish you the best. Thank you, Kobe.”
Dark Zero also announced that Jason ‘Beaulo’ Doty would be leaving in his second retirement from playing Rainbow Six Siege competitively.
On X, Beaulo said: “I no longer have the time required to reach excellence. All things considered…that’s okay with me. Today is bittersweet. The end of one chapter and the beginning of a new one.”
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