Havresekken IV

A 61% kill participation and 80 vision score in a winning game is exactly what a Thresh player is supposed to look like, controlling the map and setting up their team for success. Thresh's ability to roam and protect carries in teamfights was on full display, as evidenced by their impressive assist count and high vision score, which even outpaced Seraphine's 84 vision score on the enemy team. However, Thresh could tighten up their death pattern, as they died eight times, including a few instances of being ganked in the early game, but overall, their performance was stellar, and they outdid Seraphine in terms of impact despite similar vision scores. With Vayne and Kaisa dealing massive damage, Thresh's supportive play was crucial in securing the win.

Lane Score: 93% - 7% (Stomped lane)

A 72 vision score in a 26-minute game is an absolute masterclass in support play, setting the tone for a dominant team performance. Thresh's 22 assists are a testament to their exceptional game sense and ability to impact teamfights, making them a crucial factor in their team's win. While they could tighten up on their death timing, getting caught out by the enemy jungler twice, their overall performance was outstanding, outpacing TahmKench in assist count and kill participation. With a performance like this, Thresh is clearly one of the key factors behind their team's convincing victory, and their vision control allowed Kaisa and Veigar to reap the benefits and deal massive damage.

Lane Score: 93% - 7% (Stomped lane)

A 59% kill participation on Thresh is absolutely phenomenal, showcasing exceptional game sense and roaming impact. This stat alone demonstrates the player's ability to be in the right place at the right time, and it's no surprise they ended up with 17 assists. While their death count could be tightened up, with 4 deaths in a winning game, their overall influence on the map was impressive, particularly compared to Soraka's 9 deaths on the enemy team. Thresh's vision score of 56, although not the highest, was still a key factor in their team's +8424 gold difference and overall victory.

Lane Score: 72% - 28% (Stomped lane)

A perfect 0/0/1 KDA in a winning game is a beautiful sight to behold, especially when paired with 100% kill participation - that's what I call a supportive Thresh. You effectively protected Kaisa in lane, resulting in a stomped 77%-23% score, and your team reaped the benefits with a +998 gold difference. One thing to tighten up is that vision score, 2 is a low number, especially compared to Garen's 2 on the enemy team, but overall, your game sense and peel quality were on point. Your damage output was also respectable, outdoing Senna and Ambessa, but not quite matching the carries like Illaoi and Kaisa.

Lane Score: 77% - 23% (Stomped lane)

A 104 vision score in a 35-minute game is the epitome of support play, and Thresh's exceptional vision control was the backbone of this winning effort. While Thresh's death count could be improved, their impressive assist tally and 47% kill participation demonstrate a deep understanding of their role in enabling their team's carries, like Draven and Yasuo, to deal massive damage. Compared to Nautilus, Thresh's vision score and assist count are far superior, showcasing their dominance in the support role. Thresh's overall performance was a key factor in their team's victory, and with a few tweaks to their survivability, they could be nearly unbeatable.

Lane Score: 93% - 7% (Stomped lane)

A 58% kill participation rate in a winning game is a damn near perfect supporting performance, Thresh's ability to consistently show up in team fights and facilitate kills is a huge reason they took the W. Compared to the rest of the team, Thresh's vision score of 52 is a standout, but it's worth noting that Leona on the enemy team had a comparable 46 vision score, and Thresh could tighten up their ward denial to really shut down the enemy's vision. Thresh out-assisted every player on the enemy team, including Leona, who had 6 assists to Thresh's 19, showcasing their superior supporting ability.

Lane Score: 95% - 5% (Stomped lane)

790 DPM in a 29-minute game is an absolute masterclass, with Ahri's damage output being the most notable stat in this dominant win. Malphite may have stolen the show with his absurd 43553 damage, but Ahri's performance was the backbone of this team's victory, outdamaging the likes of Graves, Kaisa, and Yasuo. While Ahri's kill participation was slightly below the expected 60% threshold, their roaming impact and influence on side lanes were undeniable, helping to secure key objectives like Baron and Dragon. Overall, this was a near-flawless game from Ahri, and with a bit more focus on securing kills, they could be virtually unstoppable.

Lane Score: 70% - 30% (Won lane)