Minor Funding Project: Cyberspace

 

 From the 10th July 2021 to the 18th July 2021, the LEO Club of Wesley Methodist School held its minor funding project for the fiscal year 2021/2022. The event was an e-sports tournament that consisted of various games, which was in relation to the theme “Cyberspace”. This event was led by the Organizing Chairperson, Rachel Tham Wing Yern, who was assisted by her Assistant Organizing Chairperson, Lan Tian Zhao, together with the committee members, Hau Shen Ny, Ng Qi Zhi and Wong Xuen Wen. Cyberspace involved a total of 233 participants including the students and alumni of Wesley Methodist School Kuala Lumpur (International) and some outsiders.

The main purpose of the event was to bring the participants together by giving them a chance to work together as a team and to provide new learning opportunities for our LEO members. The event was held online and the games included were Valorant, Call of Duty: Mobile, and Brawl Stars. Our major game, Valorant, was streamed on Twitch and managed to gain a total of 12600 views and 455 followers on our Twitch account in the span of 5 days.

In the first 4 days of the event, the participants for Valorant, Brawl Stars and COD: Mobile fought hard in their group stages. The top two winners of each group for Valorant proceeded to the qualifiers while the top two winners of each group for COD: Mobile and Brawl Stars proceeded directly to the quarterfinals. On the 5th day of the event, the winners from the quarterfinals proceeded to the semifinals. The teams fought hard in each tournament and did their very best.  

Overall, the event was a successful one and we managed to encourage teamwork among students through online games. We truly appreciate the support our event received and sincerely hope that Cyberspace was able to help create memories amongst its participants and everyone involved.


Picture of the organizing committee!

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