Admin: Created the 2006 MXball opening-round article, attributing the 11–12 February dates, 16-team participation and independent refereeing to the later UNAM study. Distinguished the league format and ten-round plan from verified event results, which remain unavailable.

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Created the 2006 MXball opening-round article, attributing the 11–12 February dates, 16-team participation and independent refereeing to the later UNAM study. Distinguished the league format and ten-round plan from verified event results, which remain unavailable.

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The '''2006 MXball Opening Round''' is reported in Saraí Fuentes García's 2009 UNAM study as the first round of [[MXball]] competition, held on 11–12 February 2006 with 16 teams participating.[1] These details derive from a later secondary account; no contemporary results table has been verified.

== Reported event details ==
The study describes the opening round as having independent refereeing and places it within a programme of ten planned rounds.[1] This does not establish that all ten rounds were completed.

The same passage describes MXball's playing format as three against three, with two eight-minute periods.[1] It does not identify the opening round's field by name or provide an event-specific team list.

== Competition results ==
No verified winner, finishing order, match scores or opening-round points table has been recovered. The reported participation figure should therefore be distinguished from a reconstructed entry list or competition results.

== References ==
# [https://tesiunamdocumentos.dgb.unam.mx/ptd2009/abril/0642356/0642356.pdf Saraí Fuentes García: ''Propuesta de campaña publicitaria para posicionar el paintball: una alternativa de deporte extremo en el Distrito Federal'', UNAM, 2009, p. 42 — MXball format and opening-round account].

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2006 MXball Opening Round - Revision history

Admin: Created the 2006 MXball opening-round article, attributing the 11–12 February dates, 16-team participation and independent refereeing to the later UNAM study. Distinguished the league format and ten-round plan from verified event results, which remain unavailable.