Coaching at Rewind

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Morgan Dizney has been involved in the Fortnite competitive scene since its inception by owning Legacy Scrims, a community hub for some of the top professionals you see competing today. Outside of creating, organizing and running Fortnite events, Dizney has also placed in multiple online Epic sponsored events to earn cash prizes. His top placements include #113 in Duo Winter Royale, #397 in the Solo Celebration Cup, #409 in the Xbox Cup, and multiple top 500 placements in Cash Cups. Dizney excels at coaching Fortnite specific early/mid game rotations, route planning, drop spot planning, as well as end game strategy. He also excels at helping players mental game, improving player focus, and helping players improve as quickly as possible. 

Samuel Quick (AKA Mr. Quick) grew to be one of the top Super Smash Brothers Ultimate players in the state upon the game’s release, being ranked top ten in Oklahoma for several seasons in a row. Mr. Quick is a well-known competitor throughout the region, winning and placing well in multiple tournaments. While impressive at Smash, he has other esport experience as well. Most notably and recently, Mr. Quick finished 9th place at Dreamhack Dallas 2022 in Guilty Gear Strive, another highly popular fighting game. Being a high-level competitor is not his only qualification, however. He also holds a music education degree and has taught music at public school while competing and coaching. Mr. Quick continues to be invested in the lives of his students, always looking for new opportunities for students to learn and develop through competitive gaming.

Isaiah Cullom has competed in Rocket League since 2017, playing in multiple competitions for different teams during that time. Cullom helped lead Broken Arrow High School to a Rocket League State Championship in 2021, as well as an AEA 1st place finish in their first ever season in 2022. In 2021, Cullom was picked up by Rewind eSports to play for the Rocket League team, and ever since has helped lead the program to multiple top three finishes at in person events across Oklahoma. He was also a part of the team that defeated the US Army esports program in the Unified Premier League, where our Rocket League team finished in a playoff position. Cullom normally ranks within the Grand Champion ranking, somewhere between 1700-1850 mmr. Isaiah Cullom will lead the Rocket League program as a player-coach for Rewind eSports.