Funky

Funky is the competitive handle of Aaron Sterzer, an Argentine jungler who currently represents The New Kings in the LRS, the flagship league for Spanish-speaking South American competition. At 25 years old, he is an active member of the roster, patrolling the jungle for a team looking to make its mark in one of Latin America’s most passionate regional scenes.

Owning the Map as a Jungler

The jungle role places Funky at the strategic heart of every match. Instead of anchoring a single lane, he moves through the neutral spaces of Summoner’s Rift, farming monster camps to fuel his own growth while hunting for moments to swing lanes in his team’s favor. Ganks, counter-ganks, objective control, and vision setup all fall under the jungler’s purview, making it a position that rewards proactivity and constant decision-making.

A jungler’s tempo often dictates the rhythm of an entire game. When Funky finds early picks or steals momentum around Dragon and Rift Herald, his lanes gain the breathing room to snowball. That connective, initiative-driven playstyle is what defines the modern jungle, and it places a premium on reading opponents and choreographing fights before they erupt.

Flying the Flag in the LRS

The LRS has become a fiercely contested arena where Argentine, Chilean, and other Latin American talents collide, and the region is known for its fervent fan culture. For The New Kings, having a 25-year-old jungler with Funky’s experience offers a blend of mechanical capability and the tactical seasoning that comes with time spent on competitive stages.

Argentina has long punched above its weight in South American League of Legends, producing players who thrive on aggression and creativity. As Funky continues his active career, his outlook depends on sustaining strong pathing and objective control while helping The New Kings push toward the upper tier of the LRS standings. If his engine keeps running hot, he has every chance to remain a fixture in the regional conversation.