Editing Vasiliy Panteleev (section)

== Professional career ==

=== Russian Legion ===

Panteleev was part of Boston Red Legion's roster at the 2006 World Cup, where the team won the professional X-Ball competition. He later identified that victory, together with the team's 2009 and 2010 World Cup titles, among his achievements with Russian Legion. [1][2]

Official tournament records confirm his participation in the winning Boston Red Legion rosters at both the 2009 and 2010 World Cups. His teammates during this period included [[Alexander Berdnikov]], [[Mikhail Knyazev]], [[Kirill Prikhidni]], [[Justin Rabackoff]] and [[Sergey Solnyshkov]]. [3][4]

Panteleev remained with Russian Legion during its roster changes ahead of the 2012 season. In an open letter published that February, general director Alexander Tarando identified him as one of the experienced players retained within a squad containing several younger players. The team's official 2012 PSP roster listed him wearing number 12. [5][6]

=== Art Chaos Moscow ===

By August 2013, Panteleev was also listed on Art Chaos Moscow's European roster. The team competed in the [[Millennium Series]], while Russian Legion competed in [[Paintball Sports Promotions|PSP]] events in the United States. [7]

Art Chaos included Panteleev in its January 2014 roster announcement as the organisation prepared to compete in both Europe and the United States. [[Maxim Preobrazhenskiy]] was named as the team's coach. [8]

=== Later Russian Legion career ===

Panteleev subsequently returned to competition with Russian Legion. He was a checked-in player on Moscow Red Legion's roster at the 2019 [[National Xball League|NXL]] Texas Open, where the team defeated [[ac Dallas]] 6-1 in the professional final. [9]

He continued to represent Moscow Red Legion at the 2021 NXL World Cup, appearing on its tournament roster alongside players including Berdnikov, Solnyshkov and [[Leonid Smotrov]]. [10]