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The '''1994 NPPL Dallas Open''' was a [[paintball]] tournament held in the Dallas area of Texas, opening the [[National Professional Paintball League]] (NPPL)'s second season. It was advertised for 2–6 March 1994, with professional and amateur competition in five-man and 10-man formats.[1][2] The [[Ironmen]] won professional 10-man, Washington Reign won amateur 10-man, GBD won professional five-man, and Bad Karma won amateur five-man.[3][4] == Programme and entries == The published programme allocated Wednesday and Thursday to five-man competition, followed by 10-man competition on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.[1] The Dallas event had an advertised capacity of 32 teams. A season preview in ''Action Pursuit Games'' reported that it had sold out; NPPL treasurer [[Renick Miller]] stated that places had been filled a month before the tournament.[2] Dallas was followed on the league's schedule by the D.C. Cup, advertised for 27 April–1 May.[1][2] == Entry conditions and refereeing == The NPPL's January announcement listed the following entry fees:[1] {| class="wikitable" ! Competition !! Advertised entry fee |- | Five-man || US$500 per team |- | Amateur 10-man || US$1,500 per team |- | Professional 10-man || US$2,000 per team |} All 1994 NPPL tournaments were advertised as bring-your-own-paint events. The announcement also stated that CO2 would be available at Dallas for US$30 per 50-pound bottle.[1] Members of Texas Storm and the Texas Black Diamonds were scheduled to provide the Dallas refereeing staff. The league announced a minimum of six judges on each 10-man field and four on each five-man field.[1] The published competition structure provided for the leading eight professional and eight amateur teams in each category to advance into separate semi-final and final rounds.[1] == Results == The following placings are recorded by ClassicScores.[3] === 10-man === {| class="wikitable" ! Place !! Professional !! Amateur |- | 1 || [[Ironmen]] || Washington Reign |- | 2 || [[Bad Company]] || Black Sunday |- | 3 || GBD || Thunderstruck |- | 4 || Assassins || Nemesis |} === Five-man === {| class="wikitable" ! Place !! Professional !! Amateur |- | 1 || GBD || Bad Karma |- | 2 || [[All Americans]] || Phantom Force |- | 3 || Texas Storm || Untouchables |- | 4 || [[Constant Pursuit]] || Wild Rebels |} === Washington Reign correction === ''Paintball News'' published a correction on 16 April 1994 confirming Washington Reign as the amateur winners. The newspaper explained that its original Dallas report, published on 2 April, had incorrectly labelled the team's photograph and omitted it from the placement list.[4] == Ironmen's Dallas record == The professional 10-man victory was the Ironmen's second consecutive Dallas Open win, following their success at the [[1993 NPPL Dallas Open|1993 tournament]]. They subsequently won again in 1995, completing three consecutive Dallas victories.[5] == See also == * [[National Professional Paintball League]] * [[1993 NPPL Dallas Open]] * [[1994 NPPL D.C. Cup]] == References == # “NPPL Schedule & Rules”, ''Paintball News'', 22 January 1994, p. 4. Contemporary league announcement covering dates, formats, fees, paint policy, CO2 provision, referee assignments and advancement arrangements. # “National Professional Paintball League Enters Second Year”, staff report, ''Action Pursuit Games'', May 1994, pp. 72–74. Season preview reporting the Dallas event's advertised capacity and sold-out status. # [https://www.classicscores.com/ ClassicScores], select “1994”; “Dallas Open—Dallas, TX”, professional and amateur five-man and 10-man results. # “Correction”, ''Paintball News'', 16 April 1994, p. 3. Confirms Washington Reign as the amateur winners and corrects the newspaper's 2 April Dallas report. # [https://www.automags.org/forums/forum/automag-owners-forums/paintball-talk/122630-history-of-paintball History of Paintball], historical chronology reproduced on Automags.org, entry “1993–1995: The Ironmen Dominate the NPPL”. Records the team's consecutive Dallas Open victories. [[Category:National Professional Paintball League events]] [[Category:Paintball tournaments in the United States]] [[Category:Paintball tournament results]] [[Category:Paintball in Texas]] [[Category:1990s in American paintball]] [[Category:1994 in paintball]]
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