Editing 2004 PSP Northeast Open

The '''2004 PSP Northeast Open''' was a [[Paintball Sports Promotions]] tournament held from 25–29 August 2004 at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort in Farmington, Pennsylvania. It featured five-man, 10-man and divisional [[X-Ball]] competition, alongside the conclusion of the [[National Xball League|NXL]] regular season.[1][2]

== Divisional X-Ball ==
[[Russian Legion]] defeated [[San Diego Dynasty|Dynasty]] 10–5 in the Division 1 final. Hogan's Alley Factory Team won Division 2, beating PBfanatics Twisted Revolution 12–3. DC Devastation defeated ECX Shakedown 7–5 for the Division 3 title.[1]

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Divisional X-Ball results[3]
! Division !! First !! Second !! Third !! Fourth
|-
| Division 1
| [[Russian Legion]]
| [[San Diego Dynasty|Dynasty]]
| [[Infamous (paintball team)|Infamous]]
| Naughty Dogs
|-
| Division 2
| Hogan's Alley Factory Team
| PBfanatics Twisted Revolution
| Doc's Raiders
| Xtreme Sports Factory
|-
| Division 3
| DC Devastation
| ECX Shakedown
| Demented Kidz
| X-Factor
|}

== Five-man and 10-man results ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Five-man results[1][3]
! Division !! First !! Second !! Third !! Fourth
|-
| Novice
| NebraskaPaintball.com
| Drop Zone's Dislexic Dogs
| Albany Power Surge
| Panhandle Allstars
|-
| Rookie
| Team LTZ
| CCX
| Pittsburgh Blaze
| Grim
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ 10-man results[3]
! Division !! First !! Second !! Third !! Fourth
|-
| ProAm
| Fusion
| Justice
| Hood
| Cartel
|-
| Novice
| Enemy
| Momma's Boys
| Sin
| Rock-It Kids
|-
| Rookie
| Cartel Kidz
| Team Aggressive
| Little Fusion
| Anarchy
|}

== NXL competition ==
The tournament concluded the NXL regular season, establishing rankings for the World Cup playoffs. [[Oakland Assassins]] secured the Commissioner's Cup with an 8–7 victory over Baltimore Trauma. Oakland also held the Western Conference title; Trauma clinched the Eastern Conference by defeating Chicago Aftershock 11–7 on Sunday.[1]

Other Sunday results included Oakland's 12–5 win over Detroit Strange and New York Xtreme's 15–6 victory over San Diego Legacy.[1]

=== Equipment rules ===
The NXL introduced a 15-balls-per-second limit. Markers had to fire their first three shots semi-automatically, cease firing when the trigger was released, and reset to semi-automatic operation after a one-second release. Sound-based monitoring was used to check firing rates during play.[1]

== See also ==
* [[Paintball Sports Promotions]]
* [[National Xball League]]
* [[2004 PSP Chicago Open]]
* [[2004 PSP World Cup]]

== References ==
# [https://www.warpig.com/paintball/tournament/psp/2004/nemacolin/index.shtml WARPIG – PSP Northeast Open, August 2004. Report by Dawn Mills; photographs by Raymond Rase and Tina Marucci.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/leagues/1 PBLeagues – PSP Events archive: Northeast Open, 25–29 August 2004.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/62/rankings PBLeagues – 2004 Northeast Open divisional rankings.]

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