2006 CSP Argentina
The 2006 CSP Argentina was a speedball tournament held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as the fifth and penultimate round of the 2006 Circuito Sudamericano de Paintball season. Organised by 300 FPS, the event featured 16 teams representing Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela.[1]
Fusion of Venezuela won the Open division, while the Brazilian team The Lady and the Tramps won the Amateur division.[1]
Background
[edit]The Circuito Sudamericano de Paintball, commonly abbreviated as CSP, was a South American tournament series contested through rounds hosted in different participating countries.
The 2006 season began in Guayaquil, Ecuador, before visiting Santiago in Chile, São Paulo in Brazil, Lima in Peru, Buenos Aires in Argentina and Caracas in Venezuela.[2] The Buenos Aires tournament was the fifth round of the six-event season.[1][2]
The Argentine round was held at the field operated by 300 FPS. The organiser also opened a specialist paintball shop during the event week.[1] A contemporary field directory subsequently described the venue in Pilar, Buenos Aires Province, as Argentina's first Sup'Air field and identified 300 FPS as an organiser of the CSP.[3]
Tournament
[edit]Competition was divided into Open and Amateur categories. Teams from the two divisions played together during the preliminary stage before being separated for the divisional playoffs.[1]
The participating teams were initially divided into two preliminary groups.
| Group | Open teams | Amateur teams |
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| Group 1 |
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| Group 2 |
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The tournament was played in cold conditions following rain during the field's construction. Technical representatives from Planet Eclipse and Alex Reed of Procaps assisted with preparing the playing field before competition began.[1]
Playoffs
[edit]The Open semifinal stage produced four finalists: Fusion, Moonwalkers, Attack-Rapinas and Generacion. Fusion defeated Attack-Rapinas in the deciding match to win the Open division.[1]
The Amateur final was contested by the two Brazilian teams, The Lady and the Tramps and Bulldogs. The Lady and the Tramps won the match 98–4.[1]
Results
[edit]Open division
[edit]| Position | Team | Country |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fusion | Venezuela |
| 2 | Attack-Rapinas | Brazil |
| 3 | Moonwalkers | Argentina |
| 4 | Generacion | Chile |
| 5 | Monosalvaje | Ecuador |
| 6 | Mercenarios | Brazil |
| 7 | Perupaintball | Peru |
| 8 | Shitsukoy | Chile |
| 9 | Titanium | Argentina |
| 10 | Fantasmas | Peru |
| 11 | Wolfpack | Argentina |
| 12 | Coconut Mix at Night | Argentina |
Amateur division
[edit]| Position | Team | Country |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Lady and the Tramps | Brazil |
| 2 | Bulldogs | Brazil |
| 3 | Generacion Jr. | Chile |
| 4 | Paintballbyte | Uruguay |
Season context
[edit]The Argentine round was followed by the CSP season finale in Caracas on 21–22 October 2006. Fusion had accumulated sufficient points before the final tournament to secure the 2006 CSP Division I season championship.[2]
At the Caracas event, Fusion finished fourth, while Venezuela's Lluvia Negra won the tournament. Moonwalkers, the leading Argentine team at the Buenos Aires round, placed sixth in the Caracas Division I competition.[2]
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- Tania A. B. Huamani, “CSP Argentina!”, Action Pursuit Games, February 2007, pp. 130–133.
- WARPIG – 2006 Circuito Sudamericano de Paintball finale, Caracas, 21–22 October 2006
- WARPIG Field Finder – South America, 300 FPS Paintball Field