2004 PSP World Cup
The 2004 PSP World Cup was the season-ending Paintball Sports Promotions tournament, held from 23–30 October 2004 at Disney's Wide World of Sports complex in Florida. It included five-man, 10-man, professional and divisional X-Ball, collegiate competition and the NXL championship.[1][2]
X-Ball competition
[edit]PSP reorganised its X-Ball classifications before World Cup, moving the previous Division 1 teams into a professional division and redistributing teams among the lower divisions.[1]
| Division | First | Second | Third | Fourth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Professional | Dynasty | Russian Legion | Infamous | Avalanche |
| Division 1 | Hogan's Alley Factory Team | Team Ultimate | Doc's Raiders | Momma's Boys |
| Division 2 | Diesel | Rock-It Kids | Team Xtreme | Team No Name |
| Division 3 | X-Factor | Voltage | Hudson Valley X-Treme | Disaster |
| Division | Winner | Score | Runner-up |
|---|---|---|---|
| Professional | Dynasty | 10–6 | Russian Legion |
| Division 1 | Hogan's Alley Factory Team | 9–5 | Team Ultimate |
| Division 2 | Diesel | 8–5 | Rock-It Kids |
| Division 3 | X-Factor | 9–7 | Voltage |
Five-man competition
[edit]| Division | First | Second | Third | Fourth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ProAm | Naughty Dogs | Backlash | 3J $kull Hunters | NRG |
| Novice | NebraskaPaintball.com | Hi-Tec Factory Team | Team Splatball | Spectrum PR |
| Rookie | Northwest-Paintball.com Factory | Team LTZ | Naughty Dogs Jr. | GA-Xtreme |
10-man competition
[edit]| Division | First | Second | Third | Fourth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ProAm | Justice | Cartel | Atomix Factory | Team Rage |
| Novice | Derange | Tsunami | Dominion V3 | PBX Factory |
| Rookie | Cartel Kidz | TCK | Aballardes PR | Team Ultra |
NXL championship
[edit]The NXL playoffs were held alongside PSP competition. Detroit Strange defeated Oakland Assassins two matches to one in the semi-finals; Philadelphia Americans advanced by the same margin against Chicago Aftershock.[1]
Philadelphia then defeated Detroit in consecutive championship matches, winning 9–7 and 11–3 to retain the NXL title.[1]
The scheduled Oakland–Chicago third-place match was cancelled. The championship was filmed for an ESPN2 broadcast.[1]
Collegiate competition
[edit]Illinois defeated Arizona State 9–5 in the collegiate X-Ball final.[1]