The Summer I. T. T. Results, podium, and awards
- Gonzalo Ausimour
- 17 minutes ago
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What a weekend for Team 40K!
The Summer I.T.T. brought together 72 teams and over 350 players for another huge UKTC team event, with players battling it out to see who could take their team to the top.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and made this event possible. The I.T.T. series continues to be one of the biggest parts of the UKTC calendar, and we're incredibly proud of what the Summer edition delivered.
Now it's time to celebrate the teams, players and achievements that made the weekend so memorable. Congratulations to everyone who took part!

Best Generals - Team Sigil
Topping our list of players to watch, Team Sigil once again proved why they are one of the strongest teams in the circuit. After taking the title at the Winter I.T.T., they followed it up with another impressive performance at the Summer event. Congratulations to the team on another first-place finish and an incredible run across the I.T.T. series.
Chris Cho | Deathwatch | Purge the Foe |
Edward Hearn | Emperor's Children | Reconnaissance |
Samuel Martin | Adeptus Mechanicus | Priority Assets |
Vincent Stein | Orks | Take and Hold |
Alex Nicolic | Death Guard | Disruption |
They brought a wide variety of armies, mixing established meta choices with less-played options, trusting their specialists to make those unconventional picks work despite their lower representation or win rates. That flexibility paid off, as they defeated Carnage Behemoth in the final to claim the championship.
1st Runner Up - Carnage Behemoth
Carnage Behemoth were one of the standout teams of the Summer I.T.T., fighting their way through a tough field and defeating some major opponents to secure their place in the final.
They ultimately came up against Team Sigil, who would go on to claim the championship, but reaching the final is an achievement in itself. A fantastic tournament from Carnage Behemoth and a performance that puts them firmly among the teams to watch.
Callam Taylor-Deighton | Orks | Take and Hold |
Jacob Whitehouse | Emperor's Children | Disruption |
Joe Senior | Thousand Sons | Priority Assets |
Kevin Davies | Necrons | Purge the Foe |
Rusty Ashworth | T'au Empire | Reconnaissance |
Carnage Behemoth built their team around army choices that fit closely with the developing 11th Edition meta, while relying on the individual skill of their players to maximise each list's potential. The result was a collection of strong, efficient armies that carried them all the way to the final.
2nd Runner Up - Dead Red Gaming
Dead Red Gaming had a seriously impressive weekend, finishing with four victories and just a single draw. They consistently delivered results throughout the tournament and showed exactly what a well-drilled team can achieve when every player contributes to the overall result.
Congratulations to Dead Red Gaming on an excellent Summer I.T.T. run. A 4–0–1 record is nothing to overlook, and we're looking forward to seeing what they can do at the next team event.
James Webster | Thousand Sons | Take and Hold |
Mark Pilkington | Emperor's Children | Priority Assets |
Nathan Cocker | Grey Knights | Disruption |
Ratnu Vaidya | Chaos Knights | Reconnaissance |
Stephen Platten | Adeptus Mechanicus | Purge the Foe |
Other Awards
We recognise many other generals at the event and the work they put in across the weekend, so please put your digital hands together for our Spring I. T. T. award winners!
Best General - 3 Wins: Vanguard Tactics
Best General - 2 Wins: Manaforge Games Derby
Best General - 1 Win: DKQR - Frog
Most Sporting Player: Ryan Rees
Best Painted Unit: Robert Williars - Custodes
Best Painted Single Mini: Jack Harrison - Belakor
Best Painted Army: Steve Donn - Imperial Knights
Wooden Spoon: Webway Warriors
See you at the next one
Couldn't get a ticket for the Autumn I.T.T.? You're not the only one: it's already sold out!
The good news? The Winter I.T.T. is already on sale, and we're taking the world's biggest team tournament to the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham for what promises to be our biggest team event yet.
If you want to experience the next chapter of UKTC team 40K, don't wait for another sellout.
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