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SKC EA beats RVL 11-5 in scrim

September 11, 2026 5 min read

SKC EA recorded an 11-5 scrim victory over RVL in a Brawl Stars result dated September 9, 2026. Brawlytics lists the displayed series order as SKC EA 11-5 RVL, with SKC EA recorded as the winner of the tracked scrim. The match card carries both the overall score and six named mode rows, giving the result a detailed scoreboard alongside its headline outcome. Those rows are presented as part of the same visible card, linking the series total to the individual scores shown for Brawl Ball, Heist, Gem Grab, Hot Zone, Knockout and Bounty.

The six recorded rows run in a fixed order: Brawl Ball, Heist, Gem Grab, Hot Zone, Knockout and Bounty. Their displayed scores are 2-2, 2-0, 3-1, 1-1, 2-0 and 1-1. Adding SKC EA’s row values produces 11, while RVL’s values produce 5, matching the overall series line on the card. The 11-5 score therefore has a visible mode-by-mode reference within the same result entry. Brawlytics describes its Scrim Results section as Brawl Stars esports data for tracked teams, including match sets, team win rates and round-by-round scores. This entry is a tracked scrim result dated September 9, 2026, and its six-row layout supplies the round-by-round score record for the SKC EA and RVL meeting. The overall result identifies the winner, while the named rows preserve the score attached to each listed mode. For readers following the result, the card offers two practical points of reference. The first is the confirmed final score: SKC EA won the scrim 11-5 over RVL. The second is the ordered score trail across the six modes. Brawl Ball opened the displayed sequence at 2-2, and Bounty closed it at 1-1, with four additional mode entries placed between them. Together, the series line and the row scores present the complete recorded scoreboard.

SKC EA’s 11-5 scoreline by mode

Brawl Ball is the first mode on the card and is listed at 2-2. Heist follows with a 2-0 score for SKC EA, then Gem Grab appears at 3-1. Hot Zone is the fourth row at 1-1, Knockout is fifth at 2-0, and Bounty completes the card at 1-1. This order is the order displayed by Brawlytics for the September 9 scrim. The score rows show three equal-score entries and three entries with different values. Brawl Ball, Hot Zone and Bounty have matching numbers for SKC EA and RVL. Heist and Knockout each show 2-0, while Gem Grab is listed at 3-1. Gem Grab contains SKC EA’s highest single-row value, with three recorded there. The two 2-0 rows appear in Heist and Knockout. The mode record also provides a direct check of the final line. SKC EA’s values are 2, 2, 3, 1, 2 and 1 across the six rows. RVL’s corresponding values are 2, 0, 1, 1, 0 and 1. The totals of those displayed values are 11 for SKC EA and 5 for RVL. As a result, the detailed entries and the series header point to the same recorded 11-5 scrim win. The list below groups the sequence into the opening and closing halves of the card. It retains the mode order and provides a quick scoreboard guide for the full six-row result.

The match card’s chronology begins with Brawl Ball, where both teams are listed on two. The next two rows are Heist and Gem Grab, scored 2-0 and 3-1. That opening three-mode portion contains the card’s first equal-score row and two rows with different values. It also includes the Gem Grab entry that lists SKC EA at three. Hot Zone starts the second half of the displayed order at 1-1. Knockout then records another 2-0 score, followed by Bounty at 1-1. These final three rows repeat the card’s pattern of equal-score entries alongside a 2-0 result. The structure makes the full progression easy to locate: three modes appear before Hot Zone and three from Hot Zone through Bounty. The table organizes the rows by their listed score pattern. It gathers the equal-score modes in one reference line and the remaining three modes in another. This provides a compact companion to the chronological list while keeping each score attached to its named Brawl Stars mode. Every item in the table comes from the visible Brawlytics match card dated September 9, 2026. Across the entire record, SKC EA is shown first in the displayed series order and finishes with 11. RVL is shown second and finishes with five. The row totals support that final header, while the six named modes provide the detailed scoreboard for the tracked scrim.

Recorded mode order and score reference

Brawlytics records SKC EA as the 11-5 winner over RVL in this September 9 Brawl Stars scrim. The same card presents six mode rows, each with its own listed score. Brawl Ball, Hot Zone and Bounty are the equal-score rows, recorded as 2-2, 1-1 and 1-1. Heist and Knockout are both listed at 2-0, and Gem Grab is recorded at 3-1. The reference material separates the result into a clear overall line and six score entries. The overall line supplies the final scrim outcome, and the mode rows show the order and values displayed beneath it. Readers can use the list for the sequence of the card and the table for the two score groupings. Both reader references preserve the same six modes and the same numbers recorded in the result. The card therefore presents SKC EA’s victory through two connected views: an 11-5 series score and a six-row Brawl Stars mode record. From the opening 2-2 in Brawl Ball to the closing 1-1 in Bounty, the displayed details account for the full total recorded for SKC EA and RVL.

  • Opening half of the card: Brawl Ball is listed 2-2, followed by Heist at 2-0 and Gem Grab at 3-1.
  • Closing half of the card: Hot Zone is listed 1-1, followed by Knockout at 2-0 and Bounty at 1-1.
Match-card grouping Recorded score detail
Rows with different scores Heist is listed 2-0, Gem Grab 3-1, and Knockout 2-0.
Rows with equal scores Brawl Ball is listed 2-2, Hot Zone 1-1, and Bounty 1-1.

SKC EA’s September 9, 2026 scrim against RVL is recorded by Brawlytics as an 11-5 win. Its match card combines the final series score with six ordered Brawl Stars mode entries. The listed scores run from Brawl Ball through Bounty and total 11 for SKC EA and five for RVL, preserving the detailed scoreboard behind the recorded victory.

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