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2018 NXL Europe Paris-Chantilly Open

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The 2018 NXL Europe Paris-Chantilly Open was a NXL Europe paintball tournament held in Chantilly, France, from 27–30 September 2018. It was the final event of the inaugural NXL Europe season. Edmonton Impact defeated Houston Heat 7–4 in the Professional final, securing the season championship. New Zealand's Expendables finished 15th.[1][2][3]

Format

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Professional X-Ball competition ran from 28–30 September, using 15-minute games with a five-point mercy rule.[1]

The event also included Semi-Professional and divisional X-Ball, five-player, ten-player and three-player competitions.[1][2]

Professional results

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Place Team
1 Edmonton Impact
2 Houston Heat
3 Moscow Red Legion
4 Joy Division
5 Toulouse TonTons
6 Paris Camp Carnage
7 Cologne Hurricanes
8 Ronholt Blast
9 MLKings
10 Breakout Spa
11 Offenburg Comin at Ya
12 All Starz Red Storm
13 Manchester Firm
14 PPArena Pilsen
15 Expendables
16 FiveStar Lleida
17 Outrage

Source: official PBLeagues final placings.[2]

Semi-finals and finals

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Stage Winner Score Opponent
Semi-final Edmonton Impact 6–4 Moscow Red Legion
Semi-final Houston Heat 5–4 Joy Division
Third-place match Moscow Red Legion 5–0 Joy Division
Final Edmonton Impact 7–4 Houston Heat

Source: official tournament score archive.[4]

New Zealand participation

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Expendables, registered from Feilding, competed in Professional X-Ball. The team recorded one preliminary win and three losses and did not advance to the knockout rounds.[4][5]

Date Opponent Expendables score Result
28 September 2018 Joy Division 4–5 Loss
28 September 2018 Cologne Hurricanes 3–8 Loss
29 September 2018 All Starz Red Storm 6–4 Win
29 September 2018 Houston Heat 4–5 Loss

Source: Expendables' official tournament match record.[5]

Expendables finished 15th and received 21.25 ranking points.[2]

Other division winners

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Division Winner
Semi-Professional X-Ball Cryptonomics
Division 2 X-Ball Bergen Legacy
Division 3 X-Ball Gidnet Grin
Division 4 X-Ball Dog's D'Amor 2
Division 5 five-player Rejects
Open ten-player Breakout Spa 10-man
Open three-player Extreme Damage Thunder
Amateur three-player Commandos

Source: official PBLeagues final placings.[2]

The separately listed under-19 national-team competition was won by Russia, ahead of France and Norway.[2]

See also

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References

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  1. PBLeagues: Paris-Chantilly Open — event information, dates and formats, 27–30 September 2018.
  2. PBLeagues: Paris-Chantilly Open — official final placings.
  3. “Edmonton Impact defeats Houston Heat to win Paris NXL”, PbNation, report by John, 30 September 2018.
  4. PBLeagues: 2018 NXL Europe Paris-Chantilly Open — Professional X-Ball scores.
  5. PBLeagues: Expendables — Paris-Chantilly Open registration and match results.