Editing Raskal (Malaysia Paintball Team) (section)

== History ==

=== Early competition ===

The May 2005 account described Raskal as a team formed by paintball enthusiasts who regularly played at Xtion Paintball.[1]

In January 2008, Raskal won the Pendekar division at the [[2008 Pengerang Open]], ahead of Flanker, Xtioneer and Zealous.[2]

During the [[2008 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]], Raskal finished third at the opening round and won the second and third rounds. They also won the Open division at the Sultan of Kedah Cup.[6]

=== 2009–2012 ===

Raskal finished second in Division 1 at the [[2009 Malaysian National Paintball League]] finale, losing the final 2–0 to Demonz Red.[7]

In January 2010, Raskal won Division A at the [[2010 Sarawak Cup]], ahead of Nemesis, Deltarovers and Beezwaxers.[3] They also won Division 1 at the opening round of the [[2010 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]].[8]

Raskal won the Open division at the [[2011 International Super Seven Championship]] in Putrajaya, ahead of Global Gutz Dragon, Nemesis Legion and Beezwaxers.[4]

They began the [[2012 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]] season by winning Division 1 at the opening round at Xtion Paintball Park.[9]

=== 2013 World Cup Asia ===

Raskal Malaysia reached the Division 1 final at the [[2013 Paintball World Cup Asia]] in Langkawi. They defeated Xtioneer 1–0 in the semi-final before losing the final 4–3 to South Africa's Dynamix.[5]

The contemporary report identified Hamman Amin as Raskal's team manager. Datis finished third and Xtioneer fourth.[5]

=== 2014 ===

Xtion Paintball Park described Raskal Malaysia as its house team in 2014. The venue reported that Raskal won tournaments in Singapore in March and India in April.[10]

Raskal then won the inaugural Napshot Invitational Paintball Challenge on 21–22 June. Xtion described this as the team's third tournament victory of the year.[10]

=== 2019 ===

Raskal finished second in Division 1 at the Brunei Darussalam Paintball Open in 2019, behind Nemesis Legion and ahead of Brunei's Leakside Jokerz Aisawan.[11]