CDL 2020: Priestahh Atlanta FaZe Player Profile For Call of Duty League 2020

Preston "Priestahh" Greiner is an SMG player for Atlanta FaZe. The 21-year-old American will feature as part of the Atlanta franchise in the Call of Duty League (CDL) 2020 Season.

Priestahh is best known for his long stint on FaZe Clan and most recently 100 Thieves - he has won three major championships in his career.

He first made his entrance to the Call of Duty esports scene during Advanced Warfare, with his first big break arriving during WWII where he joined FaZe Clan to win the Pro League Stage 1 Playoffs. Prestiahh moved to 100 Thieves for the Black Ops 4 season and won two championships; in total, he has won almost $250,000 in prize money.

Here's Priestahh's player profile for the CDL 2020 season.

CDL 2020 Season

For the debut season of the Call of Duty League, Priestahh will be a part of Atlanta FaZe - the team consists of:

  • Tyler 'aBeZy' Pharris
  • McArthur 'Cellium' Jovel
  • Michael 'MajorManiak' Szymaniak
  • Preston 'Priestahh' Greiner
  • Chris "Simp" Lehr

With the CDL 2020 season yet to start, no offline tournaments have taken place yet. However, Priestahh has competed in a few online tournaments with the pickup teams and Atlanta FaZe.

The Atlanta FaZe have recorded a first-place finish in the GameBattles Premium $1500 5v5 S&D 2019-11-24, as well as two back-to-back second places in the Subliners New York Open 2019 and the GameBattles Premium $4500 5v5 S&D Kickoff 2019-10-27.

 

Major Achievements

The following achievements feature all offline tournaments only.

Prize pool represents the total amount the team earned.

Game
Event
Date
Place
Prize
Team
BO4
Call of Duty World League Championship 2019
18-08-2019
2nd
$260,000
100 Thieves
BO4
CWL Pro League 2019 Playoffs
21-07-2019
5th-6th
$43,750
100 Thieves
BO4
CWL Pro League 2019
05-07-2019
3rd-4th
$86,875
100 Thieves
BO4
CWL Anaheim 2019
16-06-2019
1st
$125,000
100 Thieves
BO4
CWL London 2019
05-05-2019
1st
$125,000
100 Thieves
BO4
CWL Las Vegas Open 2019
09-12-2018
4th
$25,000
100 Thieves
WWII
Call of Duty World League Championship 2018
19-08-2018
3rd
$100,000
FaZe Clan
WWII
CWL Pro League 2018 Stage 2 Playoffs
29-07-2018
5th-6th
$20,000
FaZe Clan
WWII
CWL Pro League 2018 Stage 2
19-07-2018
7th-8th
$12,500
FaZe Clan
WWII
CWL Anaheim Open 2018
17-06-2018
5th-6th
$8,000
FaZe Clan
WWII
CWL Seattle Open 2018
22-04-2018
9th-12th
$0
FaZe Clan
WWII
CWL Pro League 2018 Stage 1 Playoffs
08-04-2018
1st
$200,000
FaZe Clan
WWII
CWL Birmingham Open 2018
01-04-2018
9th-12th
$0
FaZe Clan
WWII
CWL Pro League 2018 Stage 1
22-03-2018
1st-2nd
$12,500
FaZe Clan
WWII
CWL Atlanta Open 2018
11-03-2018
9th-12th
$0
FaZe Clan
WWII
CWL New Orleans Open 2018
14-01-2018
7th-8th
$4,000
FaZe Clan
WWII
CWL Northern Arena Showdown 2018
17-12-2017
3rd
$5,000
FaZe Clan
WWII
CWL Dallas Open 2018
10-12-2017
4th
$16,000
FaZe Clan
IW
Call of Duty World League Championship 2017
13-08-2017
13th-16th
$15,000
Cloud9
IW
CWL Global Pro League 2017 Stage 2
23-07-2017
9th-12th
$12,500
Cloud9
IW
CWL Anaheim Open 2017
18-06-2017
4th
$16,000
Cloud9
IW
CWL Dallas Open 2017
19-03-2017
9th-12th
$0
GosuCrew Blue
IW
CWL Paris Open 2017
19-02-2017
29th-36th
$0
GosuCrew Blue
IW
CWL Atlanta Open 2017
12-02-2017
9th-12th
$0
GosuCrew Blue
IW
CWL Las Vegas Open 2017
18-12-2016
17th-20th
$0
Pnda Gaming
BO3
Call of Duty World League Championship 2016
04-09-2016
17th-24th
$15,000
Pnda Gaming
BO3
MLG Orlando Open 2016
07-08-2016
13th-16th
$0
Pnda Gaming
AW
UMG California 2015
17-05-2015
17th-20th
$0
Royalty Esports

 

 

Team History

  • Atlanta FaZe - aBezy, Cellium, MajorManiak, Priestahh (October 2019 - Present)
  • 100 Thieves -  Kenny, Octane, SlasheR, Enable, Priestahh (January - August 2019)
  • FaZe Clan - ZooMaa, Attach, Crowder, Methodz, Cellium (November 2017 - October 2019)
  • Cloud9 - Assault, ACHES, Xotic (May - August 2017)
  • GosuCrew Blue - DraMa, Maux, Xotic (February - May 2017)
  • Pnda Gaming - Nelson, FA5TBALLA, TuQuick, ProFeeZy, Pemby (June 2016 - January 2017)
  • BitterSweet -
  • Relapsed eSports -
  • Royalty Esports - Fayr Pickles, CatMan (2015)
  • EZG Esports - Click, CatMan, InFamous (2015)

 

Priestahh's History

Advanced Warfare

Advanced Warfare was a quiet season, with Priestahh bouncing around a few online teams throughout.

Preistahh's only LAN event was at UMG California under Royalty Esports with Fayr, Pickles and CatMan - they placed top twenty.

Black Ops 3

Priestahh was unable to compete at CWL and MLG events until later in the year, due to not being 18.

He joined Pnda Gaming in June 2016, alongside Nelson, FA5TBALLA and TuQuick. The team performed well online and even fought through the open bracket at MLG Orlando to place top sixteen.

The team qualified for COD Champs 2016, but could only manage to place top twenty-four.

 

Infinite Warfare

Priestahh stuck with Pnda Gaming for one event during Infinite Warfare before moving to GosuCrew.

His new team, featuring himself DraMa, Maux and Xotic, placed top twelve at the CWL Atlanta Open and top thirty-six at the CWL Paris Open.

At CWL Dallas, the team needed to place higher than Evil Geniuses to make the Stage 1 Pro League. The two teams met in the loser bracket for a spot in the league.

Unfortunately for Priestahh, they were beaten 3-1, placed top twelve and failed to make the Pro League.

Things were not over for Priestahh, thanks to his impressive online performances, he was picked up by Cloud9 to team with ACHES, Assault and Xotic.

The team saw great success as they qualified for the Stage 2 Pro League and placed fourth at CWL Anaheim.

The team struggled in the final two events, placing top twelve in the Stage 2 Pro League and top sixteen at COD Champs 2017.

WWII

A new year and another change came to the FaZe lineup as Priestahh and Crowder replaced Gunless and Enable for the first boots on the ground COD since 2014.

The year started off well for FaZe with a few top placements, but they were quickly forgotten with a top-eight at Atlanta and top twelve in Birmingham.

Suddenly, FaZe sprung into life in the most mesmerising performance you will ever see in the Stage 1 playoffs; just one week after CWL Birmingham.

It was a short-lived high as the team's placings afterwards were below expectation; they soon acquired coach RJ.

It wasn't until the final event of the year, COD Champs 2018, that they picked it up again and placed third - walking away with $100,000

Black Ops 4

Black Ops 4 was a rollercoaster year for Priestahh, beginning with FaZe Clan and ending with 100 Thieves.

The squad quickly replaced Methodz with Cellium for the Pro League Qualifier, in which they again failed to place and did not make it into the pro league.

Priestahh was still given his chance to compete during the year, as he was loaned to 100 Thieves. His inclusion to the lineup paid off quickly as they were struggling to make an impact.

At Fort Worth, 100 Thieves placed fourth and then went onto win CWL London and Anaheim.

Despite such a strong mid-season, the team found themselves crashing out at top six in the Pro League playoffs and were narrowly beaten out by eUnited to the title at COD Champs 2019.

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Written ByChris Trout@TheTrout91