Team Emerald Elves (consisting of Dream, Tubbo, Ranboo, and Slimecicle) fought valiantly throughout the festive event and ended up in a respectable fourth place at the end of Minecraft Championship 19.The Minecraft Championships ("MCC") are a series of monthly tournaments held through the collective efforts of both The Noxcrew, and Scott "Smajor" Major. The event is made up of ten teams of four participants who compete in a series of nine minigames randomly chosen by the competitors.These minigames are designed to test each competitor's ability to work as a team, as well as various skills, such as parkour, speed-bridging, and player-versus-player combat within Minecraft.MC Championship@MCChampionship_We're getting a little festive for MCC 19 ☃️11:28 AM · Dec 8, 2021812471095We're getting a little festive for MCC 19 ☃️ https://t.co/dN7WpvQ8FUMinecraft Championship 19 had been marketed as a holiday-themed event meant to celebrate the month of December. This meant that not only would team names be given a festive overhaul, but minigames and hub maps would be festively decorated as well.Team Emerald Elves steal fourth place during Minecraft Championship 19Clay "Dream" has consistently been a fan-favorite competitor, is well on his way to being the first individual participant to get to five total wins throughout his time competing in the Minecraft Championships.MC Championship@MCChampionship_👑 Announcing team Emerald Elves 👑@Dream @TubboLive @Ranboosaysstuff @SlimecicleWatch them in MCC on Saturday December 11th at 8pm GMT!12:30 PM · Nov 27, 202122741618901👑 Announcing team Emerald Elves 👑@Dream @TubboLive @Ranboosaysstuff @SlimecicleWatch them in MCC on Saturday December 11th at 8pm GMT! https://t.co/IJkkAZfSR8Due to his success in the event and recent teaming with championship newcomer Charlie "Slimecicle" Dalgleish, audiences were naturally eager to see how his team would do in Minecraft Championship 19.Team Emerald Elves managed to snag fourth place on the final team leaderboards. Although this might be disappointing to some viewers, this team had welcomed a completely new member who was unfamiliar with participating in the championships prior to this.At the end of the day, content creators participate in this event to have fun, and there will be plenty of chances in the future for some blinding victories from Dream.Here is the final team leaderboard for Minecraft Championship 19:1st: Team Teal Turkeys (22288)Ph1LzATommyInnitSneegsnagSapnap2nd: Team Cerulean Candy Canes (22243)awesamdudevGumihoHBomb94Ryguyrocky3rd: Team Red Reindeer (19989)KriniosGeorgeNotFoundEretPunz4th: Team Emerald Elves (19453)DreamTubboRanbooSlimecicle5th: Team Ginger Breadmen (15869)GrianSolidarityPeteZahHuttGeminiTay6th: Team Purple Penguins (15514)WispSeapeekayTapLNihachu7th: Team Pink Presents (12910)Jack ManifoldShubbleWilbur SootSmajor8th: Team Yellow Yetis (12281)QuigCaptainSparklezKaraCorvusMichaelmcchill9th: Team Mint Mistletoes (10352)InTheLittleWoodSmallishbeansFalseSymmetryRendog10th: Team Sapphire Santas (4062)James TurnerDrGluonVixellaZeuzBest individual performances at Minecraft Championship 19The Minecraft Championships also rank competitors based on their individual performances throughout the event. Individually, Team Emerald Elves did very well for themselves. Ranboo placed fourth, Dream came in seventh, Toby "Tubbo" Smith held down eleventh, and Slimecicle came in twenty-second.Here is the final individual leaderboard (top 10) for Minecraft Championship 19:1st: fruitberries (3464)2nd: Sapnap (3353)3rd: Punz (3029)4th: Ranboo (2856)5th: TommyInnit (2829)6th: Ph1LzA (2706)7th: Dream (2640)8th: GeorgeNotFound (2590)9th: PeteZahHutt (2475)10th: Krinios (2381)