Admin: Created a 1992 USA results overview covering six ClassicScores independent events, contemporary corroboration and the Music City source discrepancy; excluded NPPL listings.

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Created a 1992 USA results overview covering six ClassicScores independent events, contemporary corroboration and the Music City source discrepancy; excluded NPPL listings.

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This article summarises selected '''1992 United States paintball tournament results''' recorded by ClassicScores outside its NPPL listings. The records cover events in California, Florida, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Texas, with five-player and ten-player competitions. [1]

== Recorded event winners ==

The table follows ClassicScores' event names and competition classifications. It covers the six United States events listed as independent for 1992 and does not represent a complete national tournament calendar. [1]

{| class="wikitable"
! Event !! Recorded location !! Competition !! First place
|-
| [[1992 Bay City Open]] || Northern California || Professional ten-player || Ironmen
|-
| [[1992 Florida State Open]] || Oldsmar, Florida || Ten-player; division unspecified || Maniacs
|-
| [[1992 International Masters]] || Nashville, Tennessee || Open five-player || Ironmen
|-
| [[1992 Lone Star Open]] || Dallas, Texas || Open ten-player || Tour De Force
|-
| [[1992 Music City Open]] || Nashville, Tennessee || Professional ten-player || All Americans
|-
| [[1992 National Amateur Open]] || Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania || Amateur five-player || Maniac Predators
|-
| [[1992 National Amateur Open]] || Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania || Amateur ten-player || Plague
|}

== Contemporary corroboration ==

''Action Pursuit Games'' reported that the International Masters was held at Hermitage Landing in the Nashville area and produced by Sam Caldwell and Jim Lively of Lively Productions. Its five-player competition was open to professionals and amateurs. Ironmen finished first, ahead of Florida Terminators, Bad Company and Farside. [2]

The same report identifies Maniac Predators as the National Amateur Open five-player winners, supporting that spelling rather than ClassicScores' “Manica Predators”. [1][2]

== Source discrepancy ==

ClassicScores places Terminators second in the Music City Open professional ten-player results. A retrospective reproduced on Automags.org, attributed there to the June 2005 issue of ''Paintball 2Xtremes'', instead lists Constant Pursuit as finishing second at the 1992 Music City Open. The accounts differ; the full ClassicScores placings and conflicting account are documented in [[1992 Music City Open]]. [1][3]

== References ==

# [https://www.classicscores.com/ ClassicScores — 1992 Independent Events]. [https://www.classicscores.com/static/data/tournament_data.json Public tournament dataset]. Accessed 1 November 2026.
# Ken "Hollywood" Gilder, “The 1992 RP Scherer/PMI International Masters: Part I”, ''Action Pursuit Games'', February 1993, pp. 52–55, 80–82 and 84. [https://www.generalpaintball.com/paintball-magazines Magazine archive listing the February 1993 issue].
# [https://www.automags.org/forums/forum/automag-owners-forums/paintball-talk/122630-history-of-paintball Automags.org — History of Paintball], posted 4 July 2014. Reproduction attributed to “81 Moments that Shaped Paintball”, ''Paintball 2Xtremes'', June 2005; section on Constant Pursuit's record.

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1992 United States paintball tournament results - Revision history

Admin: Created a 1992 USA results overview covering six ClassicScores independent events, contemporary corroboration and the Music City source discrepancy; excluded NPPL listings.