Hello,
Oldschool and I just hosted an awesome tournament here in Barrie. I would very much like to have the opportunity to become an official organizer myself to host tournaments in my area as well as build up / mobilize our community here in Barrie. I've demonstrated good knowledge of the rules, judged multiple matches (including the final in Brampton last week) and shown a willingness to "go all the way" in becoming an organizer. The only experience I am missing is running the Challonge brackets, which I will accomplish once I run a tourney myself.
THe only roadblock I am facing is the "mandatory 50 forum posts" before taking the quiz. Is it possible to waive this criteria ?
I'd like to thank the GTA organizers (Oldschool and Kei) for running such smooth, successful and fun tournaments. My kids enjoy playing beyblades a lot more knowing they can participate in such great tournaments, and hopefully I'll be able to carry that torch here in Barrie.
Papabey
Oldschool and I just hosted an awesome tournament here in Barrie. I would very much like to have the opportunity to become an official organizer myself to host tournaments in my area as well as build up / mobilize our community here in Barrie. I've demonstrated good knowledge of the rules, judged multiple matches (including the final in Brampton last week) and shown a willingness to "go all the way" in becoming an organizer. The only experience I am missing is running the Challonge brackets, which I will accomplish once I run a tourney myself.
THe only roadblock I am facing is the "mandatory 50 forum posts" before taking the quiz. Is it possible to waive this criteria ?
I'd like to thank the GTA organizers (Oldschool and Kei) for running such smooth, successful and fun tournaments. My kids enjoy playing beyblades a lot more knowing they can participate in such great tournaments, and hopefully I'll be able to carry that torch here in Barrie.
Papabey