Highway

Jakub Baranowski, known in competition as Highway, is a 25-year-old Polish support currently playing for Back2TheGame in Rift Legends, Poland’s flagship domestic league. As one of the region’s active supports, he contributes to a competitive scene that has steadily grown into one of Central Europe’s most vibrant.

The Role Behind the Carry

Support may be the least flashy position on the map, but it is arguably the most influential in the early game. Highway’s job begins the moment the laning phase does: protecting his marksman, contesting the vision war, and picking the right windows to trade or all-in against the enemy bottom lane. As matches progress, the support becomes a roaming presence, seeking picks and setting the stage for objective control. It is a role that lives and dies by game sense and communication.

Representing Poland, Highway is part of a national scene that has produced a steady stream of talent and enjoys a passionate, engaged fanbase. Rift Legends serves as the proving ground where that talent is cultivated and where domestic rivalries fuel high-intensity competition split after split.

Life in Rift Legends

Back2TheGame competes in a league that demands both individual skill and disciplined teamwork. For a support, thriving in Rift Legends means forging a reliable partnership with a marksman and reading the flow of each game with composure. The pressure of domestic competition sharpens the instincts that supports depend upon, from ward placement to the timing of a decisive engage.

Outlook

At 25 and firmly in his competitive prime, Highway has the experience to serve as a steadying influence for his squad. His continued development will rest on the hallmarks of elite support play: consistency, vision control, and the selflessness to prioritize his team’s success over personal recognition. As Polish League of Legends keeps rising in stature, Highway stands as one of the players helping to carry that momentum forward.