Ryan "ryan" Romba

Sam "DaZeD" Marine

Sam "CHewbacca" Tesh

Adam "xperience" Leonard

Carey "frozt" Kertenian

Again welcome guys look forward to working with you on many different things. 

On Friday June 18th, 2010, Hausen eSports received news that Denise Reifschneider, mother of Mike "iNNo" Reifschneider (HAUSEN.AVA Leader), passed away from complications due to a very tragic accident. Everyone at Hausen eSports would like to extend our condolences out to the Reifschneider family and friends. Everyone is sorry for the loss, and we are here to pull through with the family. The funeral will be conducted this Wednesday the 23rd from 4-7 PM CST.

The painful loss has come at an already very difficult time for Mike and his family, especially for their financial situation. Hausen eSports has decided to start a donation fund for Mike and his family in the memory of Denise Reifschneider. Any and all forms of donations will be accepted. Cash donations are being taken through Hausen's PayPal account, which can be found on the website below the banner in the upper right hand corner. Any other type of donation can be organized through Hausen eSports' Management member Mr. Ryan "Damian" Seavert by contacting him through his email address RyanSeavert@gmail.com. All donations will be personally handed to Mike and his family.

Something as simple as a one dollar donation would be much appreciated. Everyone at Hausen eSports and the Reifschneider family thank everyone greatly in advanced for any and all help received.

Today marks their FIRST match as HAUSEN tonight at 10:15 est against purpdrank on de-nuke! Wish them luck!!

This past week Hausen eSports was hit with a very disappointing and frustrating dilemma regarding one of its Call of Duty 4 teams. Info was brought to our attention that a former player on the team was in fact a CEVO banned player who was evading that ban. Jay "beynd:)" Mclelland, better known to the Call of Duty 4 community Jordan “turNzBRO?” Young, was recruited by Eric “Daunt” Fritz to play on the team knowing that he was banned from CEVO. Two other members of the team, Srdjan "Legendary" Najhart and Nick "Omega" Potkidis, also knew of this and proceeded to cover it up along with Daunt. Let it be known that Hausen eSports Management did not know about this at all, and direct action was taken when this was found out. Eric “Daunt” Fritz along with Srdjan "Legendary" Najhart and Nick "Omega" Potkidis were immediately released from Hausen eSports and are to never be allowed back into the organization.

With these recent problems that Hausen eSports has experienced in Call of Duty 4, along with past problems that have affected the organization greatly, Hausen eSports is announcing at this time that after the completion of Season 5 in CEVO, the organization will be dropping Call of Duty 4 completely. This was a tough decision to make for Hausen eSports, but we felt that this was the right thing to do in the best interest for the organization. With Hausen eSports currently working to achieve a higher stance with the organization, we cannot have things hindering or preventing us from reaching our goals. Hausen eSports will be putting their focus on Call of Duty Black Ops until its release and build a team from there.

Another item Hausen eSports would like to address is concerning that of the recent addition of Austin “Jonesy” Brown to the organization. We recognize that in doing this, many people within the Call of Duty 4 community have become upset with our organization and initially have lost some respect for us. Hausen eSports knows of Jonesy’s past and the mistakes he has made. Jonesy has taken initiative to try to correct those mistakes he has made and to reinvent himself as not only a legit player in the Call of Duty 4 community, but also as a better person. Hausen eSports seeing this is essentially why we decided to give Jonesy a second chance and bring him into the organization. We are working with Jonesy on a daily basis to help him out with his goal and to guide him in the right direction. One of the biggest problems that both Hausen eSports and Jonesy face is how to prove to the Call of Duty 4 community and the eSports world in whole that he is indeed playing legit now. With the approval from Jonesy, Hausen eSports has decided the easiest way to come about this is to provide demos and screenshots to the public, accessible at any given time, on Jonesy’s playing. These demos and screenshots will come from league play as well as everyday scrimming, and can be found at http://www.ryanseavert.net/jonesy/ .

Hausen eSports is requesting upon the Call of Duty 4 community to continue to follow and support us in our ventures in the eSports world. If at any time someone has any issues with our organization, or the players within, to contact Management directly. You can contact Management via our website (www.teamhausen.com), our IRC channel (#teamhausen @ GameSurge), or our Ventrilo (IP: dfw02.jarheadservers.com Port: 4538).

Thank You.

Hausen eSports Management

Struggles in the first three weeks of ESEA left them off with an 0-3 start, but since then have regrouped using their hyped up energy from making CEVO-P to propell them to win two in a row, their most recent on Monday night. Monday night they also played a CEVO match against Area 51 to which they won, now placing their win steak in CEVO at five.

At this point it looks as if Hausen is going to be unstopable and continue to dominate their competition. A truely hard test heads for them as they take on Crucial Connextion in CEVO this upcoming Thursday. A win against Crucial is, with no pun intended, very crucial in marking their territory in the competitive CS:S scene. A match this huge is sure to gain a lot of attention as many will want to see the outcome will be. Hausen eSports will be sure to bring you news on any media coverage taking place for this.