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The '''2019 NXL Asia Leg 3''' was the final tournament of the [[2019 NXL Asia]] season, held on 25–27 October 2019 at Taman Daya Hockey Stadium in Johor Bahru, [[Malaysia]]. Waxers Legion won Open X-Ball, Anarki Legion won Amateur X-Ball and EJPC Jr won Mechanical Open.[1][2][3]

The tournament was organised by [[NXL Asia]] with support from COUGARS, a Johor Bahru sports and recreation organisation. PBLeagues records 69 entries across six divisions.[2][3]

== Competition ==
Open X-Ball used race-to-four with ten-minute matches. Amateur X-Ball used race-to-four with eight-minute matches. Mechanical Open was listed with seven-minute matches and a three-point mercy limit.[1]

Additional competitions were held for Open ten-player, Open three-player and Mechanical Beginner three-player teams.[1]

A contemporary report stated that participating teams came from Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Brunei, Indonesia, the Philippines, India, Australia and New Zealand, attributing this information to the organisers.[3]

== Results ==

=== Open X-Ball ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1 || Waxers Legion
|-
| 2 || Riot Crew
|-
| 3 || Duckside Aisawan
|-
| 4 || Ballistic Warrior
|-
| 5 || Canyon Wise Guys
|-
| 6 || Pirates X Aisawan
|-
| 7 || Lanun
|-
| 8 || EJPC
|-
| 9 || Black Hawk
|-
| 10 || OSB Aisawan
|}
The first four placings agree between PBLeagues and the contemporary results graphic.[2][3]

=== Amateur X-Ball ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1 || Anarki Legion
|-
| 2 || Hor Hor
|-
| 3 || Kejahatan Aisawan
|-
| 4 || Legends
|-
| 5 || Republik CMX
|-
| 6 || KPK
|-
| 7 || Grumpy Cocks
|-
| 8 || Leakside Jokerz Aisawan
|-
| 9 || Red West
|-
| 10 || Imperia
|-
| 11 || Black Hawk 2.0
|-
| 12 || Banditos Paintball
|-
| 13 || Bunga Tanjung
|-
| 14 || MPJBT Tigers
|-
| 15 || Spartan Mafia
|-
| 16 || Pirates X
|-
| 17 || Km2
|-
| 18 || KSM Paintballers
|-
| 19 || KPM Kiong Troopers
|}
The first four placings agree between PBLeagues and the contemporary results graphic.[2][3]

=== Mechanical Open ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1 || EJPC Jr
|-
| 2 || CMX Hamoon
|-
| 3 || Naughty Frogs
|-
| 4 || UiTM Speedbull
|-
| 5 || MBPP Punisher
|-
| 6 || Flash 300
|-
| 7 || Canyon Assassins
|-
| 8 || UTP Gladiators
|}
The first four placings agree between PBLeagues and the contemporary results graphic.[2][3]

=== Open ten-player ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Recorded position !! Team
|-
| 1 || OSB
|-
| 2 || Duckside X Aisawan
|-
| 3 || Canyon Green Army
|-
| 4 || Unknown
|-
| 5 || Riot Crew Extreme
|-
| 6 || Pirates Aisawan
|-
| 7 || EJPC X-Man
|-
| 7 || Saka Spirits
|-
| 9 || Kejahatan N Frenz 2.0
|}
PBLeagues records both EJPC X-Man and Saka Spirits in seventh place. The contemporary graphic confirms the first four teams, shortening Canyon Green Army to Canyon Green.[2][3]

=== Open three-player ===
The surviving sources disagree over the three-player classification. The contemporary results graphic gives Cranberries first place, Anything Lah second, Canyon Wise Folks third and Satu fourth.[3]

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Contemporary published results
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1 || Cranberries
|-
| 2 || Anything Lah
|-
| 3 || Canyon Wise Folks
|-
| 4 || Satu
|}

PBLeagues instead records the following classification.[2]

{| class="wikitable"
|+ PBLeagues recorded placings
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1 || Annex
|-
| 2 || Anything Lah
|-
| 3 || BAD s
|-
| 4 || Canyon Wise Folks
|-
| 5 || Cranberries
|-
| 6 || GBI Combine
|-
| 7 || Lejen Pencen
|-
| 8 || OK Lah
|-
| 9 || Satu
|-
| 10 || SG Troopers
|-
| 11 || Skull n Bones
|-
| 12 || The Dirty South
|-
| 13 || Thunder
|-
| 14 || WhatEverLah
|}

=== Mechanical Beginner three-player ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1 || FaveX
|-
| 2 || Polytechnic Mersing
|-
| 3 || Spectre
|-
| 4 || UTIPU
|-
| 5 || Gunslide
|-
| 6 || StickyBird
|-
| 7 || TheSouthSide
|-
| 8 || Team 18
|-
| 9 || E.N Rebota
|}
The contemporary graphic calls this the Development Division and confirms the first four placings.[2][3]

== Season championships ==
The results graphic published with the contemporary event report separately identifies the following overall champions for the 2019 season.[3]

{| class="wikitable"
! Division !! Overall champion
|-
| Open || Duckside Aisawan
|-
| Amateur || Republik CMX
|-
| Mechanical Open || EJPC Jr
|}

== See also ==
* [[NXL Asia]]
* [[2019 NXL Asia]]
* [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 1]]
* [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 2]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]

== References ==
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6595 NXLASIA Leg 3 of 3: event information], PBLeagues. Dates, venue and competition formats.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6595/rankings NXLASIA Leg 3 of 3: places], PBLeagues. Published division placings.
# [https://jomtaralets.wixsite.com/travelwithme/post/nxl-asia-paintball-jb-tournament-leg-3-of-3-successfully-held NXL ASIA Paintball JB Tournament Leg 3 of 3 Successfully Held], Jomtaralets, 30 October 2019. Contemporary report containing a results graphic, overall champions and organiser statements.

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[[Category:2010s in Malaysian paintball]]

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