Admin: Document completed WA Round 1 on 26 March 2023 at WASP, Westside Rampage’s Division 2 victory and Nomads’ division-unspecified second place; explain its place in the revised regional round sequence.

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Document completed WA Round 1 on 26 March 2023 at WASP, Westside Rampage’s Division 2 victory and Nomads’ division-unspecified second place; explain its place in the revised regional round sequence.

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'''2023 NXL Australia WA Round 1''' was the opening Western Australian event of the [[2023 NXL Australia]] paintball season, held on 26 March 2023 at [[WASP Paintball]]. [[Westside Rampage (Australian Paintball Team)|Westside Rampage]] won Division 2. [[Nomads (Australian Paintball Team)|Nomads]] separately reported a second-place finish, without identifying its division.[1][2][3]

== Event ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Detail !! Information
|-
| Series || [[2023 NXL Australia]]
|-
| Regional competition || Western Australia
|-
| Round || 1
|-
| Date || 26 March 2023
|-
| Venue || [[WASP Paintball]]
|-
| State || Western Australia
|-
| Format || Five-player
|-
| Advertised divisions || Division 1 and Division 2
|-
| Status || Completed; partial results verified
|}

The league calendar advertised the opener for 26 March at WASP Paintball. Team entry fees were listed as $650 for Division 1 and $550 for Division 2.[1]

A contemporary participant caption explicitly identifies the event as Round 1 on 26 March 2023 and names Westside Rampage as the Division 2 five-player winners.[2]

== Results ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Division !! Place !! Team !! Evidence
|-
| Division 2
| 1st
| [[Westside Rampage (Australian Paintball Team)|Westside Rampage]]
| Dated participant report explicitly identifying the round, division and winning team.[2]
|-
| Unspecified
| 2nd
| [[Nomads (Australian Paintball Team)|Nomads]]
| Team report describing a second-place finish at its first event of the year.[3]
|}

Nomads reported reaching the final before finishing second. Its caption does not identify the division or final opponent, so that placing has not been assigned to Division 1 or Division 2.[3]

Further placings and match scores have not been verified. Completion of the advertised Division 1 competition has not been independently established.

== Round numbering ==
The March opener is consistently identified as Round 1 in the league calendar and contemporary participant reporting.[1][2]

Later organiser listings identify [[2023 NXL Australia WA Round 2|Round 2]] on 30 July and [[2023 NXL Australia WA Round 3|Round 3]] on 22 October. These differ from the original calendar, which advertised Round 2 in May, Round 3 in July and Round 4 in October. The later numbering does not change the March event's identification as Round 1.[1][4][5]

== See also ==
* [[NXL Australia]]
* [[2023 NXL Australia]]
* [[2023 NXL Australia WA Round 2]]

== References ==
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20231025135943/https://nxlaustralia.com.au/events/ NXL Australia — Events: advertised 2023 WA programme, venue, divisions and fees, archived 25 October 2023.]
# [https://www.instagram.com/p/CqQH0dLvYda/ S (@triple_s.96) — Caption explicitly dated “26-03-2023”, identifying Round 1 and Westside Rampage's Division 2 victory, March 2023.]
# [https://www.instagram.com/p/CqZJgt1BxEG/ Nomads Paintball — Contemporary report of second place at the first event of the year, March 2023.]
# [https://www.facebook.com/events/306877478371380/ NXL Australia — “NXL WA – Round 2 2023”: publicly indexed organiser listing for 30 July 2023 at WASP Paintball.]
# [https://allevents.in/org/nxl-australia/13365275 AllEvents — NXL Australia organiser directory: “NXL WA – Round 3 2023”, listed for 22 October 2023.]

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2023 NXL Australia WA Round 1 - Revision history

Admin: Document completed WA Round 1 on 26 March 2023 at WASP, Westside Rampage’s Division 2 victory and Nomads’ division-unspecified second place; explain its place in the revised regional round sequence.