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The '''2021 NXL Windy City Major''' was a paintball tournament held from 17 to 19 September 2021 at Chicago Gaelic Park in Oak Forest, Illinois, United States. It formed part of the [[National Xball League]] (NXL) United States season. [[Dynasty|San Diego Dynasty]] won the professional competition, defeating [[San Antonio X-Factor]] 7β4 in the final.[1][2][3] == Dates and venue == The official event dates were 17β19 September 2021. The venue was Chicago Gaelic Park, 6119 West 147th Street, Oak Forest, Illinois.[1] The tournament followed the [[2021 NXL Golden State Open]] and preceded the [[2021 NXL World Cup]] on the league's United States calendar.[1] == Competition formats == The programme included professional and semi-professional X-Ball, Division 2β5 X-Ball, Division 3β5 five-player competition, amateur 10-player competition, Classic five-player competition and three-player competition.[1] {| class="wikitable" ! Competition ! Published format |- | Professional X-Ball | 15-minute matches; six-point mercy rule |- | Semi-professional and Division 2 X-Ball | 15-minute matches; five-point mercy rule |- | Division 3 and Division 4 X-Ball | 12-minute matches; four-point mercy rule |- | Division 5 X-Ball | 10-minute matches; three-point mercy rule |- | Division 3β5 five-player | Five-minute games |- | Classic five-player | Five-minute games; 5.5 balls-per-second classification |- | Amateur 10-player | 10-minute games |- | Open, amateur and novice three-player | Three-minute games |} Source: official event information.[1] == Professional competition == San Diego Dynasty won all four preliminary matches before progressing to the final against San Antonio X-Factor. Dynasty won the final 7β4. Los Angeles Infamous finished third and Baltimore Revo fourth.[2][3][4] Columbus LVL also completed the preliminary round with a 4β0 record, reaching the Sunday playoffs for the first time. Its victories included a 5β4 overtime win against Edmonton Impact on Friday.[4][5] The contemporary NXL event report highlighted Alex Fraige's attacking play for Dynasty, alongside the contributions of Ryan Greenspan, Yosh Rau, Marcello Margott and Blake Yarber.[4] == Divisional competition == Blast Camp defeated New Orleans Hurricanes 6β3 in the semi-professional final. Austin Notorious won Division 2 X-Ball with a 7β6 victory against MX DEAD LEGION.[3] Shut up we're trying defeated Blastcamp Revolution 5β3 in Division 3 X-Ball. Coalition won the Division 4 final against Brooklyn Raptors 5β1.[3] == Results == The following table records the winner and runner-up in all 14 competitions listed in the official final standings. Team names follow the event record.[2] {| class="wikitable" ! Competition ! First ! Second |- | Professional X-Ball | San Diego Dynasty | San Antonio X-Factor |- | Semi-professional X-Ball | Blast Camp | New Orleans Hurricanes |- | Division 2 X-Ball | Austin Notorious | MX DEAD LEGION |- | Division 3 X-Ball | Shut up we're trying | Blastcamp Revolution |- | Division 4 X-Ball | Coalition | Brooklyn Raptors |- | Division 5 X-Ball | Tropic Thunder | BOMBSQUAD |- | Amateur 10v10 | Extreme Rage | Boss Paintball Products |- | Classic five-player | Annihilators | N J Jesters |- | Division 3 five-player | Tbd somos lobos | Marked Militia |- | Division 4 five-player | P.R. Crew | 787 CHAOS |- | Division 5 five-player | Hostile Ground 2 | Tropic Thunder 5 |- | Open three-player | XPX | MurdaGoons.com |- | Amateur three-player | 406s Finest | Mafia |- | Novice three-player | PR ALLSTARZ | Free Parts |} === Division 5 X-Ball records === The published final standings place Tropic Thunder first, BOMBSQUAD second and LA Allstars-NQPR third. The match-score page separately records L.A. Wildcards defeating Tropic Thunder 6β5 in the final. The results table above follows the final standings.[2][3] == See also == * [[National Xball League]] * [[2021 NXL Golden State Open]] * [[2021 NXL World Cup]] * [[Paintball in the United States]] == References == # [https://pbleagues.com/event/7286/info PBLeagues β NXL Windy City Major: dates, venue, registration and competition formats, 2021.] # [https://pbleagues.com/event/7286/rankings PBLeagues β NXL Windy City Major: final standings, 2021.] # [https://pbleagues.com/event/7286/scores PBLeagues β NXL Windy City Major: match scores, 2021.] # [https://www.nxlpaintball.com/post/2021-nxl-windy-city-major-event-recap National Xball League β 2021 NXL Windy City Major Event Recap, written by Quinn Nadu, 24 September 2021.] # [https://www.nxlpaintball.com/post/2021-nxl-windy-city-major-friday-recap National Xball League β 2021 NXL Windy City Major Friday Recap, September 2021.] [[Category:National Xball League events]] [[Category:Paintball tournaments in the United States]] [[Category:Paintball in Illinois]] [[Category:2020s in American paintball]] [[Category:2021 in paintball]]
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