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Miraculous Youngster

Miraculous Youngster was a Chinese esports club whose Overwatch team won the 2017 Premier Series Grand Finals before announcing its roster’s disbandment in December 2017.

Abbreviation: MY
Miraculous Youngster
Young Miracles (MY) mark from the League of Legends Wiki on Bilibili
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Updated October 31, 2026

Commercial snapshot

Founded

2016

Liquipedia lists the team's formation in December 2016; the exact date is not independently confirmed here.[3]

Based in

Not publicly disclosed

Available reporting does not identify a headquarters city.

Signature achievement

2017 Overwatch Premier Series Summer and Grand Finals champion

MY won Summer unbeaten, then defeated 1246 4–2 in the concluding final.[2][4]

Audience reach

Not publicly disclosed

Ownership

Investor-backed; investor identity not disclosed

The team lead described meeting MY's investors, but the article does not name them.[1]

Current financials

Not publicly disclosed

Key people

Hu Hao

Team lead

Identified in the 2017 report as MY's team lead and spokesperson on its partial transition.

Wang Xingrui

Head coach

MY's coach during its 2017 Overwatch run.

Category

Public disclosure

Partner

Not publicly disclosed

Commercial note

No current club-level partner list was confirmed in the available sources.

Overview

Miraculous Youngster’s strongest documented run came in 2017. Over.gg recorded MY as the winner of both the Summer and Grand Finals of the Overwatch Premier Series; it reported that MY finished the Summer event unbeaten and beat 1246 4–2 in the concluding final. The Grand Finals winner also qualified for APAC Premier.[2][4]

The team lead said MY intended to return most prize money to players and staff and expected later income from sponsors and streaming-platform agreements. The report does not identify signed club-level partners.[1]

On December 6, 2017, MY announced that its Overwatch roster would disband immediately and withdraw from the Nexus Cup Annual Finals. Liquipedia lists the organization as disbanded that month.[5][3] This is a historical profile, not evidence that MY still controls team, player or commercial rights. Any use of its name, imagery or competitive history requires confirmation from the relevant rights holders.

References7
  1. [1]People's Esports — MY's Overwatch transition
  2. [2]over.gg — 2017 Premier Series Grand Finals
  3. [3]Liquipedia — Miraculous Youngster
  4. [4]over.gg — OGN Seoul Supercup announcement
  5. [5]over.gg — MY disbands its Overwatch roster
  6. [6]Overwatch Premier Series 2017 concludes with Miraculous Youngster victory — over.gg
  7. [7]Young Miracles — League of Legends Wiki — Bilibili Game Wiki

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