THEONETURKIYE Reached the Summit in the Owl's Series 3 Valorant Tournament
As expected, THEONETURKIYE defeated TeamXF5 13‑7 in the final to claim the championship.
TeamWars platform hosted the Owl's Series 3 Valorant Tournament with eight teams participating. After six matches, the expected result unfolded and the pre‑final favorite THEONETURKIYE defeated TeamXF5 with a 13‑7 score to claim the trophy. The probability of winning the final was estimated at 60 % in favor of THEONETURKIYE, confirming that the outcome matched expectations.
In the championship showdown, Skosh left his mark with a stellar performance. With 384 ACS and 27 kills, Skosh was named the match MVP and also earned the title of most aggressive player. Throughout the game, RuzgarErot and Skosh faced each other ten times, while Skosh claimed the hunter role with 8 kills against Cosmoaim. Leweiss stood out by winning 10 eco rounds, and asmodeuszz contributed 4 kills among the developing players. The most used weapon was the Vandal with 84 usages, followed by the Sheriff at 21. The match started at 22:56 and concluded at 23:27.
Analyzing individual performances across the tournament, Tezayann secured the MVP title with 361 ACS, a 2.13 KD and an average ADR of 226. Looking at role kings, the Control Specialist was RuzgarErot, Duelist was Tezayann, Initiator was makavelimaze and Sentinel was Wheezy, each topping their respective roles. The most picked agents were Omen (10 times) and Sova (9 times). Map preferences showed Haven being played twice and Ascent once.
In individual leaderboards, Tezayann shared the top spot in both ACS (361) and KD (2.13), while m1Kss led the ADR category with 240. The highest headshot percentage was 51.7 % by Leweiss. Across participants, the average values were 189 ACS, 0.88 KD and 128.6 ADR. Match durations averaged 30 minutes, with the shortest lasting 23 minutes and the longest 34 minutes.
TeamWars hosted the Owl's Series 3 Valorant Tournament, providing a valuable competitive arena for amateur Valorant players and teams. With eight teams and forty players taking part, the event once again highlighted the platform’s commitment to giving emerging talent a stage to showcase their skills. TeamWars continues to support Turkey’s grassroots esports scene, offering essential resources for player development and competitive experience.