Jks, a 29-year-old player with a history of success, has joined FlyQuest to bring experience and bolster the team's performance.

FlyQuest's current roster includes Joshua 'INS' Potter, Declan 'Vexite' Portelli, Corey 'nettik' Browne, Iulian 'regali' Harjău, and coach Erdenetsogt 'erkaSt' Gantulga, with Liazz benched.

This marks jks's return to a home team for the first time since 2020, following his stint with 100 Thieves that disbanded.

FlyQuest is ranked 24th in the Valve Regional Standings and aims to reach the top 32 to qualify for more Tier 1 tournaments.

FlyQuest officially signed jks from Team Liquid, replacing Liazz in their active roster, with the move confirmed on July 9, 2025.

The team has shown mixed results recently, including a third-place finish at the Asian Champions League but struggled at the Austin Major, leading to an early exit.

Liazz, who had been with FlyQuest for over three years and won ESL Challenger League Season 48, departs after a successful tenure.

Prior to Liquid, jks achieved notable success with FaZe Clan and G2 Esports, including victories at IEM Katowice 2022 and IEM Cologne 2023.

Jks's addition is seen as a crucial move for FlyQuest to solidify their position and improve in upcoming events like IEM Cologne.

Jks replaces Jay 'Liazz' Tregillgas, ending Liazz's over three-year tenure since 2022.

Jks is returning to a mostly Australian lineup for the first time in over five years, after a brief three-month stint with Liquid.

Liazz recently struggled with a team-low Big Event rating of 0.86, while jks averaged 0.98 during his nine months with Liquid.

FlyQuest aims to elevate their ranking from top-20 to top-30 with a more experienced roster that includes jks, a four-time Big Event winner.