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1999 NPPL World Cup

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The 1999 NPPL World Cup was a National Professional Paintball League tournament held in the Orlando area of Florida from 18 to 24 October 1999. It featured professional, Amateur A and Amateur B competition in five-man and ten-man formats, together with a novice five-man division.[1][2][3]

Lockout won professional five-man, while Aftershock won professional ten-man. Avalanche secured the professional series championship.[1]

Venue and organisation

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The tournament moved to a larger site near the former Paintball World fields in Kissimmee. Initial layouts included five Sup'Air fields, three woodland fields and a Hyperball field.[1]

Hurricane Irene disrupted preparations. Mud delayed the arrival of tent trucks, and Monday's five-man competition began approximately four hours late. WARPIG reported 147 five-man teams.[1]

Games were subsequently transferred from woodland to concept fields, with another Sup'Air field and additional referees helping recover the schedule. Five-man finals concluded on Thursday without delaying the ten-man competition.[1]

Format changes

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The starting warning was shortened from 30 seconds to 10 seconds. Ten-man game duration was reduced from 20 minutes to 15 minutes.[1]

Five-man results

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Lockout won the professional final with 164 points. Naughty Dogs won Amateur A, Energy II won Amateur B and American Paintball won novice.[2]

All scores below are final-round totals. ClassicScores corroborates the published placings.[2][4]

Professional

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Position Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Total
1 Lockout 59 57 48 164
2 Camp Tigers 2 47 60 109
3 Aftershock 58 14 9 81
4 Banzai Bandits 4 6 0 10

Amateur A

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Position Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Total
1 Naughty Dogs 49 58 43 150
2 Jacksonville Warriors 12 60 59 131
3 Fighters 57 4 0 61
4 Bad Karma 6 14 12 32

Amateur B

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Position Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Total
1 Energy II 50 58 59 167
2 Villain 4 20 57 81
3 Black Shields 59 10 2 71
4 Brass Eagle 10 2 6 18

Novice

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Position Team Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Total
1 American Paintball 48 57 59 164
2 Frontline 14 57 57 128
3 Lapasot 48 6 6 60
4 Six Feet Under 14 6 6 26

Ten-man results

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Aftershock won the professional final with 284 points, ahead of Avalanche, Lockout and Ironmen. Outta Control won Amateur A and SOB's won Amateur B.[3]

The tables reproduce WARPIG's published final-round totals. ClassicScores corroborates all placings.[3][4]

Professional

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Position Team Final-round points
1 Aftershock 284
2 Avalanche 201
3 Lockout 59
4 Ironmen 40

Amateur A

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Position Team Final-round points
1 Outta Control 169
2 Naughty Dogs 128
3 Thunderstruck 47
4 OBR −6

WARPIG lists OBR's total as −6, although its individual game scores of 19, 11 and −43 sum to −13. Both WARPIG and ClassicScores place OBR fourth.[3][4]

Amateur B

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Position Team Final-round points
1 SOB's 285
2 B&E Paintball 146
3 Damage Inc. 88
4 Extreme Rage 38

See also

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References

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  1. 1999 World Cup NPPL. WARPIG, October 1999. Contemporary report covering dates, venue, scheduling difficulties, format changes and the professional series championship.
  2. World Cup NPPL 1999 — Five-Man Finals. WARPIG, October 1999.
  3. World Cup NPPL 1999 — Ten-Man Finals. WARPIG, October 1999.
  4. ClassicScores. “1999 NPPL — World Cup”. Five-man and ten-man final placings.