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Created an article about the Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League, covering its four documented 2010 rounds and continuation as WPPL-CPCL in 2011. Added its Cyberjaya venue, WERD divisions, winners' pool, one-on-one competition, media coverage and published top-four results for each available division. Unavailable results and unresolved acronym details are explicitly identified rather than inferred.

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'''Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League''' ('''CPCL''') was a Malaysian tournament paintball series held at Cyberjaya Sports Arena in [[Cyberjaya]], Selangor. Four rounds are documented during 2010. The competition continued under the combined '''WPPL-CPCL''' name in 2011. [1][2][3][4][5]

The league used the WERD competition format and divided part of its registration income among the leading teams after the preliminary stage. It also held one-on-one bonus competitions alongside its principal team divisions. [1][4]

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League
|-
! Abbreviation
| CPCL
|-
! Country
| Malaysia
|-
! Sport
| Tournament paintball
|-
! Venue
| Cyberjaya Sports Arena, Cyberjaya, Selangor
|-
! First documented season
| 2010
|-
! Documented rounds
| Four in 2010; three in 2011
|-
! Original organiser
| Werdna Hol Sportz
|-
! Competition format
| WERD format
|-
! Divisions
| Open, Intermediate and Novice
|-
! Later name
| WPPL-CPCL
|}

== History ==

=== 2010 season ===

The inaugural documented CPCL round was held on 6–7 March 2010 at Cyberjaya Sports Arena.

The competition was presented by Werdna Hol Sportz and used a grass playing field. Cyberjaya-TV was named as its official broadcaster. [1]

Two divisions were offered:

* Open, using the WERD v5.2 format
* Novice, using the WERD v3.2 format

The Open division permitted open marker selection, while the first-round announcement specified house markers for the Novice division. Teams could register up to ten players. [1]

The announcement also introduced a winners' pool. A defined amount from each team's registration fee was placed into a pool and distributed among the eight highest-ranked teams after the preliminary stage. The leading eight teams could also nominate players for a one-on-one knockout competition. [1]

Four CPCL rounds are documented during 2010:

{| class="wikitable"
! Round
! Dates
! Open winner
! Novice winner
|-
| 1
| 6–7 March 2010
| Republic CMX
| Ying Yang
|-
| 2
| 1–2 May 2010
| Warrior
| Yin Yang
|-
| 3
| 10–11 July 2010
| Flankers
| Ying Yang
|-
| 4
| 23–24 October 2010
| Flankers
| Ying Yang
|}

The contemporary records use both “Ying Yang” and “Yin Yang” for the Novice team. The available sources do not establish whether this was an intentional name change or inconsistent spelling. [2][3][4][5]

=== Round 1 ===

Republic CMX won the Open division at the first round, followed by RAZ Legion, D'Halloween and Dark Angels.

Ying Yang won the Novice division ahead of Infidelz, Reaperz and Pandamonium. Republic CMX and Infidelz also won the respective one-on-one bonus competitions. [2]

{| class="wikitable"
|+ CPCL round 1 results
|-
! Position
! Open
! Novice
|-
| 1
| Republic CMX
| Ying Yang
|-
| 2
| RAZ Legion
| Infidelz
|-
| 3
| D'Halloween
| Reaperz
|-
| 4
| Dark Angels
| Pandamonium
|}

=== Round 2 ===

The second round was held on 1–2 May 2010.

Warrior won the Open division, with Nemesis second, Johor Pirates third and PJ Parakeetz fourth. Yin Yang won the Novice division ahead of Semarak Api A, Hardheaded and Reaperz. [3]

Nemesis won the Open one-on-one bonus competition, while Semarak Api A won the Novice competition. [3]

{| class="wikitable"
|+ CPCL round 2 results
|-
! Position
! Open
! Novice
|-
| 1
| Warrior
| Yin Yang
|-
| 2
| Nemesis
| Semarak Api A
|-
| 3
| Johor Pirates
| Hardheaded
|-
| 4
| PJ Parakeetz
| Reaperz
|}

=== Round 3 ===

The third round attracted ten Open teams and seventeen Novice teams. [4]

Flankers won the Open division. Xtioneers placed second, RAZ Legion third and Kai Fan Killerz fourth. Ying Yang won the Novice division ahead of Reaperz, Rejimen 66 and CMX Badai. [4]

The Novice one-on-one competition was cancelled because of insufficient time. [4]

{| class="wikitable"
|+ CPCL round 3 results
|-
! Position
! Open
! Novice
|-
| 1
| Flankers
| Ying Yang
|-
| 2
| Xtioneers
| Reaperz
|-
| 3
| RAZ Legion
| Rejimen 66
|-
| 4
| Kai Fan Killerz
| CMX Badai
|}

=== Round 4 ===

The fourth documented round was held on 23–24 October 2010.

Flankers won the Open division for a second consecutive round. Nightmare placed second, Xtioneers third and RAZ Legion fourth.

Ying Yang won the Novice division, followed by Reaperz, Rejimen 66 and SPATT. Flankers and Ying Yang also won the respective one-on-one bonus competitions. [5]

{| class="wikitable"
|+ CPCL round 4 results
|-
! Position
! Open
! Novice
|-
| 1
| Flankers
| Ying Yang
|-
| 2
| Nightmare
| Reaperz
|-
| 3
| Xtioneers
| Rejimen 66
|-
| 4
| RAZ Legion
| SPATT
|}

=== WPPL-CPCL in 2011 ===

The competition was promoted under the WPPL-CPCL name in 2011.

A contemporary announcement described it as a player-designed league retaining CPCL's pool-money system and one-on-one competition. Cyberjaya-TV and Cyberview Sdn Bhd were named as media partners, and the events continued to be held at Cyberjaya Sports Arena. [6]

The 2011 competition used three WERD divisions:

* v5.2, also described as Open
* v4.2, described as Intermediate
* v3.2, described as Novice

The Intermediate v4.2 category was documented as a new division in 2011. [7][8]

Three rounds have published results:

{| class="wikitable"
! Round
! Date documented
! v5.2 winner
! v4.2 winner
! v3.2 winner
|-
| 1
| January 2011
| Nemesis
| Infectious
| Not listed
|-
| 2
| May 2011
| Raskal
| Infectious
| Rejimen 66
|-
| 3
| July 2011
| Nemesis Legion
| Mud Legion
| Result unavailable
|}

The available records do not establish complete v3.2 results for every 2011 round.

==== 2011 round 1 ====

Nemesis won the v5.2 division, followed by Demonz Red, RAZ Legion and Grammaton Clerics.

Infectious won the v4.2 division ahead of Lost Boyz, Yin Yang and Reaperz. [7]

{| class="wikitable"
|+ WPPL-CPCL 2011 round 1 results
|-
! Position
! v5.2
! v4.2
|-
| 1
| Nemesis
| Infectious
|-
| 2
| Demonz Red
| Lost Boyz
|-
| 3
| RAZ Legion
| Yin Yang
|-
| 4
| Grammaton Clerics
| Reaperz
|}

==== 2011 round 2 ====

Raskal won the Open v5.2 division, Infectious won the Intermediate v4.2 division and Rejimen 66 won the Novice v3.2 division. [8]

{| class="wikitable"
|+ WPPL-CPCL 2011 round 2 results
|-
! Position
! Open v5.2
! Intermediate v4.2
! Novice v3.2
|-
| 1
| Raskal
| Infectious
| Rejimen 66
|-
| 2
| Demonz Red
| Mud Legion
| Semarak Api
|-
| 3
| Nemesis Legion
| CCP-Santai
| Haruman Abadi
|-
| 4
| DR-X
| Reaperz
| SPATT
|}

==== 2011 round 3 ====

The third round was held on 16–17 July 2011.

Nemesis Legion won the v5.2 division, followed by Raskal, Australia's Perth City Trauma and RAZ Legion. Mud Legion won the v4.2 division ahead of Ying Yang, Infectious and Reaperz. [9][10]

The published report stated that the v3.2 results were unavailable. [10]

{| class="wikitable"
|+ WPPL-CPCL 2011 round 3 results
|-
! Position
! v5.2
! v4.2
|-
| 1
| Nemesis Legion
| Mud Legion
|-
| 2
| Raskal
| Ying Yang
|-
| 3
| Perth City Trauma
| Infectious
|-
| 4
| RAZ Legion
| Reaperz
|}

== Competition format ==

=== WERD format ===

CPCL used the WERD format associated with Andrew Loh and Werdna Hol Sportz.

The surviving competition records identify v3.2 and v5.2 categories in 2010. The v4.2 Intermediate division was added by 2011. The sources do not provide a complete technical definition of each version, so the numerical designations should not be interpreted as player counts without further rules documentation. [1][4][7]

=== Winners' pool ===

Part of each team's registration fee was allocated to a winners' pool.

During the 2010 season, the eight highest-ranked teams after the preliminary stage received defined percentages of the pool. The published distribution was:

{| class="wikitable"
! Preliminary position
! Share
|-
| 1
| 30%
|-
| 2
| 25%
|-
| 3
| 15%
|-
| 4
| 10%
|-
| 5–8
| 5% each
|}

The system was intended to return part of the collected registration money to participating teams before the knockout stage. It remained part of the WPPL-CPCL competition in 2011. [1][4][6]

=== One-on-one competition ===

CPCL events included a separate one-on-one knockout competition involving representatives of leading teams.

The bonus competition was run alongside the main Open and Novice divisions. Its winner was advertised as receiving paintballs and other sponsored prizes. [1][4]

== Media coverage ==

Cyberjaya-TV was identified as CPCL's official broadcaster in 2010. The partnership continued during the WPPL-CPCL season, with edited tournament videos distributed through the Cyberjaya-TV website and YouTube. [1][6]

The third WPPL-CPCL round in July 2011 was also advertised with a live internet broadcast. [11]

== See also ==

* [[Cyberjaya Paintball Park]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]
* [[Malaysian National Paintball League]]
* [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]]
* [[Werdna Hol Sportz]]

== References ==

# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/02/cyberjaya-paintball-championship-league.html Villain Paintball — Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League: 6–7 March 2010], 12 February 2010.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/03/cyberjaya-paintball-championship-league.html Villain Paintball — Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League round 1 results], 9 March 2010.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/05/cyberjaya-paintball-championship-league.html Villain Paintball — Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League round 2 results], 3 May 2010.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/07/cyberjaya-paintball-championship-league.html Villain Paintball — Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League round 3 results and report], 16 July 2010.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/10/cyberjaya-paintball-championship-league.html Villain Paintball — Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League round 4 results], 26 October 2010.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/01/wppl-cppl-2011-starts-this-weekend.html Villain Paintball — WPPL-CPCL 2011 starts this weekend], 24 January 2011.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/01/wppl-cpcl-2011-leg-1-results.html Villain Paintball — WPPL-CPCL 2011 leg 1 results], 31 January 2011.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/05/wppl-cpcl-2011-leg-2-results.html Villain Paintball — WPPL-CPCL 2011 leg 2 results], 4 May 2011.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/06/russian-legion-coming-to-wppl.html Villain Paintball — Russian Legion coming to WPPL], 8 June 2011.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/07/wppl-cpcl-2011-leg-3-results.html Villain Paintball — WPPL-CPCL 2011 leg 3 results], 19 July 2011.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/07/wppl-watch-it-live.html Villain Paintball — WPPL: Watch it live], 16 July 2011.

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