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The '''2021 WNXL World Cup exhibition''' was the inaugural exhibition match of the [[Women's National Xball League]] (WNXL), held on 13 November 2021 during the [[2021 NXL World Cup]] in Kissimmee, Florida. Team Fire defeated Team Ice 7–3.[1]

== Date and venue ==

The exhibition took place at the outdoor World Cup site beside Gaylord Palms Resort on West Osceola Parkway, Kissimmee. The organiser's registration announcement listed 6000 West Osceola Parkway, while its contemporary event preview used 5990 West Osceola Parkway.[2][3]

The wider World Cup programme ran from 10 to 14 November; the exhibition itself was played on Saturday, 13 November.[1][2]

== Teams and format ==

Fire and Ice were composite exhibition teams drawing players from the franchises preparing for the 2022 WNXL season. They contested a twenty-minute X-Ball match, with two-minute intervals between points. The team scoring most points won.[1]

The contemporary report explicitly identifies the following team assignments. This is not a complete roster.[1]

{| class="wikitable"
! Team
! Documented players
|-
| Fire
| Alicia Valdivia; Rozy McCurley
|-
| Ice
| Ardreina Blanco; Kary Blanco
|}

== Match ==

Fire established a 5–1 lead by the midpoint. Alicia Valdivia recorded three eliminations during the third point, while Rozy McCurley contributed to the following point. Ice reduced the deficit but Fire retained the lead.[1]

{| class="wikitable"
! Team
! Score
! Opponent
|-
| Fire
| '''7–3'''
| Ice
|}

== League context ==

The exhibition introduced WNXL ahead of its first regular season in 2022. A contemporary preview of that season distinguished the World Cup exhibition from the forthcoming six-team professional championship.[1][4]

== See also ==

* [[Women's National Xball League]]
* [[2021 NXL World Cup]]
* [[2022 NXL Sunshine State Major]]

== References ==

# [https://www.nxlpaintball.com/post/fire-vs-ice-the-debut-of-a-female-professional-paintball-league-the-wnxl Quinn Nadu, National Xball League – Fire vs. Ice: The Debut of a Female Professional Paintball League, the WNXL, 18 November 2021; updated 19 November 2021.]
# [https://www.nxlpaintball.com/post/2021-nxl-world-cup-of-paintball-registration-now-open National Xball League – 2021 NXL World Cup of Paintball Registration Now Open!, 7 September 2021; updated 9 September 2021.]
# [https://www.nxlpaintball.com/post/this-is-it-2021-nxl-world-cup-event-preview Quinn Nadu, National Xball League – THIS IS IT! 2021 NXL World Cup Event Preview, 10 November 2021.]
# [https://www.nxlpaintball.com/post/the-nxl-season-is-ready-to-kick-off-sunshine-state-major-preview National Xball League – The NXL Season Is Ready to Kick Off! Sunshine State Major Preview, 8 March 2022.]

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