If you’ve waited for the final results from Warfactory 2008, wait no more … this will detail all the winners for the event.
Sponsors:
First, we have to thank our many sponsors for this event, without them it would never have happened.
Cash and Prize Sponsors:
Ranken Technical College
Dust-Off
BenQ
Prize Sponsors:
BFG Tech
Computer Geeks
FSP Group
ET Game Hosting
Thermaltake
Bawls
Red Bull
Most importantly, we want to thank IT Enterprises for use of their facilities!
Ranken Technical College and Dust-Off Counter-Strike 1.6 Tournament
This year’s competition for Counter-Strike was fierce. We saw quite a lot of solid teams show up and had ample time to have fun throughout the two days of the event.
1st Place – Team 34 – $1,500
2nd Place – Pulse Gaming – $750
3rd Place – Athletes – $500
4th Place – Desired -$250
For full bracket information, click here.
The BenQ Quake 3 Challenge
It’s rare to have a modest event with some of the greats, but we were thinakful to have a few of them in attendance. This year’s event featured key players like SK-Rapha, Chance, Casey, and Streetrunner … not only did they have fun in a relaxing yet competitive atmosphere, but they also had some fierce competition.
Winners:
1st place: SK-Rapha
(E2400HD + $250)
2nd place: Chance
(E2200HD + $150)
3rd place: Casey
($100)
For a full list of brackets (raw in Excel) please click here.
Thanks guys for attending and making our modest event fantastic! Thanks also to all of our amazing sponsors for delivering great prizes to the winners!
Talk about Warfactory 2008:
Several attendees had much to say about our event. Here are a few comments …
“Chance” Lacina of Team EG – I just want to quickly thank everyone who made WarFactory possible for running such a fun event. Thanks a lot to BenQ for the slick monitors and cash they gave away for the Quake tournament! Thanks to Dave Derington, Chris Moncivalles, and Joe “nineX” Szymkowicz. Without them it wouldn’t have been much of a tournament.
Also thanks as always to our EG sponsors Intel, Extreme GameFaces for helping us grow the e-Sports scene and Razer for their awesome new mouse the “Salmosa“.
Shane “Rapha” Hendrixson of Sk Gaming – I’d like to thank Warfactory for running a successful Quake 3 tournament. Even though it was small compared to most LAN tournaments I’ve been to, Warfactory ran it as if they had everything the big tourney organizations have had. Everything was done on time and on schedule and they did their best to make sure the players had everything taken care of. If they get the proper backing by sponsors, they have the potential to run some great tournaments that people will look forward to playing in year after year. Again thanks for running the tournament and keep up the great work.
Jarod Reisin, President of the AGP Tour – On behalf of the AGP and the community, I’d like to thank the staff of Warfactory and those that made the Quake 3 tournament take place especially Dave Derington and Chris Moncivalles. I’d like to thank BenQ and Dust Off for supporting the event. Such support turns a small LAN into a serious tournament and we all appreciate your support. I’d like to thank Chance and Shane for attending the event and staying supportive of Quake tournaments no matter how small. I’d also like to thank Sk.Gaming and Team EG, and their supporting sponsors, for sending their players to the event. No matter how small a tournament is, having one in a professional atmosphere with decent prizes proves the fact that this sport will never die. Long live FPS 1v1!
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