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'''Pavel Lukashuk''', also known as '''Pasha Lukashuk''', is a Russian professional [[paintball]] player who has represented [[Russian Legion]] and [[Art Chaos Moscow]]. He was a member of Art Chaos's winning teams at the 2014 [[Paintball Sports Promotions|PSP]] West Coast Open and World Cup. [1][2][3][4] == Playing career == === Russian Legion === Lukashuk was named on Russian Legion's official roster for the 2012 PSP season, wearing number 69. The roster also included [[Alexander Berdnikov]], [[Vasiliy Panteleev]], [[Kirill Prikhidni]], [[Denis Golev]], [[Jason Wheeler]] and [[Marcello Margott]]. [1] In December 2012, contemporary coverage of the Iceball winter series in Moscow identified him as a Russian Legion player making a guest appearance at the event. The report used the name Pasha Lukashuk. [2] === Art Chaos Moscow === In January 2014, Art Chaos Moscow included Lukashuk in its announced roster for the season. The team was coached by [[Maxim Preobrazhenskiy]] and included several other players with Russian Legion experience. [5] Lukashuk was part of the Art Chaos team that won the 2014 PSP West Coast Open. Art Chaos defeated [[Edmonton Impact]] 7-4 in the professional final. [3] At the 2014 PSP World Cup, Art Chaos defeated [[Tampa Bay Damage]] 7-0 in the professional Champions Division final. Contemporary reporting identified Lukashuk as a member of the team's principal five-player line alongside [[Konstantin Fedorov]], [[Mikhail Knyazev]], Alexander Berdnikov and [[Sergey Solnyshkov]]. This group played the majority of the team's points in the final, with [[Axel Gaudin]] also appearing on the snake side. [4] == See also == * [[Russian Legion]] * [[Art Chaos Moscow]] * [[Paintball Sports Promotions]] * [[Paintball World Cup]] == References == # [https://www.socialpaintball.com/2012/02/23/official-2012-russian-legionboston-red-legion-psp-roster/ Official 2012 Russian Legion/Boston Red Legion PSP Roster]. Social Paintball, 23 February 2012. # [https://gisportz.com/fr/greetings-from-bitterly-cold-moscow-ami-helge/ Greetings from bitterly cold Moscow!]. Ami Helge, G.I. Sportz, 21 December 2012. # [https://www.paintballwincount.com/art-chaos-wins-west-coast-open-psp-2014 Art Chaos Wins West Coast Open, PSP 2014]. Preston Rodriguez, Paintball Win Count, 11 August 2014. # [https://www.paintballwincount.com/art-chaos-wins-world-cup-psp-2014 Art Chaos Wins World Cup, PSP 2014]. Preston Rodriguez, Paintball Win Count, 16 October 2014. # [https://www.socialpaintball.com/2014/01/15/art-chaos-announces-roster-signs-axel-gaudin-clint-moore/ Art Chaos Announces Roster, Signs Axel Gaudin & Clint Moore]. Social Paintball, 15 January 2014. [[Category:Paintball players]] [[Category:Russian paintball players]]
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