Lord Of The Strings 3.0 (Lots 3.0)
Lord of the Strings 3.0 was a collaborative event organized by the Rotaract Club of Bengaluru United and Rotaract Club of BMSCE.
Beyond providing a competitive platform for badminton enthusiasts, Lord of the Strings 3.0 also functioned as a fundraising initiative. The proceeds from the event were earmarked for betterment of a Rural School called Sarkari Hiriya Prathamika Shaale, Vibhutipura.
The event started by verifying the participants in each category and providing the participants with a Badge, which would stay with the participants as a note of memory and happiness.
The tournament featured five distinct categories, Men’s singles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Singles, Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles, accommodating a wide range of participants, including different age groups and skill levels.
The event commenced with a series of fiery singles matches held simultaneously in Men’s and Women’s Categories. These were qualifier matches, which was conducted for 1 set for 21 points.
Refreshments were provided to the participants, ensuring they stayed energized and hydrated throughout the competition.
Following the singles qualifiers, the tournament shifted to doubles matches, which introduced a collaborative element to the competition. Teams of two played together to demonstrate their synergy, strategic teamwork, and tactical skills, enhancing the overall excitement of the event.
A Lunch break was then announced, and all of the final fixtures were about to happen just after the filling lunch provided to the participants and volunteers.
Each category then culminated in thrilling final matches that showcased the top players' skills. These finales were not only critical in determining the winners but also served as a highlight for the audience, with lively cheers and support adding to the electrifying atmosphere of the event.
The event was concluded by providing trophies to the winners and runners in each category that recognized the hard work and achievements of all participants. This ceremony was a celebration of sportsmanship and determination, with attendees eagerly awaiting the announcement of winners and runners-up in each category.
SPECIAL HIGHLIGHTS:
About 170 participants had registered to the event including the on-spot registrations.
Every category was filled with participants –
Men’s Singles – 47 participants
Women’s Singles – 13 participants
Men’s Doubles – 36 teams
Women’s Doubles – 7 teams
Mixed Doubles – 12 teams
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