OndokuzMayisUni Wins TUSF Valorant Tournament Upper Bracket
The team delivered the expected performance against KOU5.
OndokuzMayisUni team emerged victorious in the TUSF Valorant Tournament Upper Bracket, organized by the Turkish University Sports Federation on the TeamWars platform. Maintaining a consistent performance throughout the tournament, OndokuzMayisUni clinched the trophy by defeating KOU5 in the final.
The final match concluded with a decisive 2-0 score in favor of OndokuzMayisUni. The most notable performance of the match came from Lally0009, with 354 ACS and 44 kills. With this performance, Lally0009 also earned the title of most aggressive player. Throughout the match, Lally0009 and metozin faced each other a total of 15 times. Particularly, OxPo was the player who struggled the most against Lally0009 throughout the match, with Lally0009 taking down OxPo 11 times, while OxPo only managed 3 comebacks. OxPo showed potential to do better with 13 kills. Lally0009's success in 9 eco rounds also provided significant advantages to his team. The most used weapon in the match was the Vandal (114), followed by the Ghost (20).
The tournament, which saw the participation of sixteen teams and eighty players, featured a total of fourteen matches. Throughout the tournament, sa2rNN stood out as the overall tournament MVP with 364 ACS, 2.14 KD, and 237.4 ADR. Looking at the role kings; MezZ in the Controller role, sa2rNN in the Duelist role, LexaVAL in the Initiator role, and em0star in the Sentinel role were the notable players. The most picked agents were Jett and Omen, each chosen 16 times. As for maps, Bind was played 6 times and Haven 5 times, maintaining their popularity.
Matches lasted an average of 35 minutes, with the shortest being 21 minutes and the longest 60 minutes. The average ACS value of participants was 191, KD ratio was 0.92, ADR value was 129.2, and HS rate was 25.7%. These statistics reflected the overall competitive level in the tournament.
This tournament, organized by the Turkish University Sports Federation via TeamWars, continues to offer an important experience area for university-level Valorant players. The TeamWars platform contributes to the development of Turkey's grassroots esports scene, providing a platform for young talents to showcase themselves. The TUSF Valorant Tournament Upper Bracket was recorded as a successful organization in this regard.