Records & Milestones

Every confirmed result writes to the records ledger. The ledger maintains canonical record categories — most titles per competition, longest win streak, highest ELO ever reached, most 13-0 victories, fastest tournament title, youngest champion, oldest active player, longest career, first player from a nation to reach a milestone — and a single consolidated update fans out to all relevant categories after each match. Automatic record detection compares each new value against the standing record; when a record is broken, the system raises an alert that lands on the player's profile, the federation's CMS feed, and a federation-admin queue for verification.

Milestone alerts trigger on cumulative thresholds — 100th match, 500th win, 1000th match, 10th season, first podium, first cross-border tournament — and translate into career badges that decorate the player's profile. First-ever tracking watches for unprecedented events: first player from a nation to win a continental medal, first 13-0 in a final, first sub-30-minute match, first cross-tenant champion. Records are scoped per federation, per competition, per club, and globally so the same achievement can be a national first and a club record simultaneously.

Record books per competition store every edition's winners, finalists, attendance, and notable stats — Champion of 1971 to today browsable as a timeline. Nation/club record walls render on the CMS site as a curated feature showing the federation's hall of records, with photo and biography linkage. Records integrate with awards (F04.14) so hall of fame entries cite the specific records held.