Nine Days, Two Tournaments and More Than 12,000 Online Views
Between 15 and 24 June 2026, myscore.live supported nine days of tournament operations at the Neuenhagen Open and Neuenhagen Senior Open in Brandenburg. Across the two tournaments, players competed in 20 competitions — five at the Neuenhagen Open and fifteen at the Neuenhagen Senior Open.
The event provided further real-world validation of myscore.live's connected scoring infrastructure under demanding tournament and weather conditions.
Nine days of autonomous operation
Throughout the tournaments, the myscore.live boards operated continuously in changing conditions, including heavy rain and storms. They were powered entirely by their integrated solar system for the full duration — no daily charging, no permanent electrical infrastructure beside the courts. For clubs and tournament organisers, this means a scoring system that is ready whenever a match begins, without additional operational effort.
Taking the tournament beyond the club
The impact of connected scoring extends well beyond the court. Through the myscore.live platform, players, families, club members and tennis fans could follow live scores remotely and share matches with people who weren't at the venue.
During the two tournaments, the platform generated 12,296 online views, 737 active fans, an average watch time of 25 minutes and 38 seconds, and 28,110 interactions.
More value for clubs, organisers and sponsors
Live online scoring helps clubs reach a wider audience, strengthen engagement with their community, and give sponsors greater visibility — extending their brand presence beyond the physical boundaries of the club.
A tournament without physical boundaries
The Neuenhagen Open and Neuenhagen Senior Open showed how autonomous hardware, solar power and live online scoring can work together across a demanding multi-day event. The matches stay on the court. The tournament reaches far beyond it.
Nine operating days. Two tournaments. 20 competitions. More than 12,000 online views.
