SicK

Hunter “SicK” Mims is a well-known Valorant and former CS:GO professional from the United States, recognized for his aggressive playstyle, clutch potential, and long-standing history with top-tier teams like Sentinels. Known in the esports world as SicK, Hunter Mims made his mark in Valorant shortly after its release. Prior to switching games, he was a talented CS:GO player, competing under organizations like Denial eSports, Misfits, and Rogue. In Valorant, he rose to prominence as one of the early stars and joined Sentinels, one of the most iconic teams in the scene. He played a crucial role in Sentinels’ dominance during the early VCT era, often flexing between roles with ease. Whether running duelists or support agents, SicK's flexibility made him invaluable. Even during his time on the bench, SicK remained a fan favorite due to his deep game knowledge and calm under pressure. Before making headlines in Valorant, SicK was a respected CS:GO player. Under his real name Hunter Mims, he competed against some of the best teams in North America and internationally. His transition to Valorant was seamless, leveraging his FPS fundamentals and tactical awareness. Some notable moments from his CS:GO career include:

• Playing with Team SoloMid (TSM) and Misfits Gaming
• Competing at DreamHack events and online qualifiers
• Known for clutch potential and consistent rifle performance

SicK joined Sentinels early in Valorant’s lifecycle and was a key contributor during their VCT 2021 Masters Reykjavik championship run. Although he eventually stepped back from competitive matches, Sentinels kept him on their roster, showing their belief in his potential return. He remains close to the Valorant community, with fans continuing to follow “sick valorant”, “sentinels sick”, and “s1ck valorant” searches online.