Admin: Created a separate Malaysian Super Lite article after establishing that it was not the same competition as the later Malaysia Paintball Super League (MPSL). Documents the MY-NPL and Nemesis Paintball Club connection, race-to-three format, complete 2009 results, confirmed 2010 edition and unconfirmed 2011 calendar entry. No organisational continuity with MPSL has been claimed.

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Created a separate Malaysian Super Lite article after establishing that it was not the same competition as the later Malaysia Paintball Super League (MPSL). Documents the MY-NPL and Nemesis Paintball Club connection, race-to-three format, complete 2009 results, confirmed 2010 edition and unconfirmed 2011 calendar entry. No organisational continuity with MPSL has been claimed.

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:''Not to be confused with the later [[Malaysia Paintball Super League (MPSL)]].''

'''Malaysian Super Lite''' ('''MSL'''), also styled '''Malaysia Super Lite''', was a Malaysian tournament paintball competition organised by [[Nemesis Legion Paintball Academy|Nemesis Paintball Club]] with the [[Malaysian National Paintball League]] (MY-NPL). It used a shortened race-to-three tournament format and was held at the [[Malaysian Paintball Academy (MAPAAC)]] in Petaling Jaya, Selangor.[1][2]

The first documented edition was held in 2009. A second edition followed in 2010, and another event was included in the provisional MY-NPL calendar for 2011.[1][3][4]

== Format ==

The 2009 tournament used an X-ball Lite format in which teams raced to three points within an eight-minute match period, with a maximum of five points played.[1] Semi-automatic uncapped and PSP burst modes capped at 12 balls per second were permitted. Other competition rules were drawn from the MY-NPL rule book.[1]

The principal competition was divided into Open and Amateur/Novice categories. A separate Division 4 tournament was held concurrently under the standard MY-NPL rules.[1][2]

For the 2010 edition, the match period was increased to 13 minutes while retaining the race-to-three structure.[3]

== 2009 edition ==

The inaugural Malaysian Super Lite was held at MAPAAC, Kompleks Sukan Astaka, Petaling Jaya, on 10 and 11 October 2009.[1][2] Nemesis Paintball Club and MY-NPL headquarters jointly invited and registered the participating teams.[1]

Twenty-two teams competed: six in Open, six in Amateur/Novice and ten in Division 4.[2] [[Nemesis Legion]] won the Open division, Marauders Elite won Amateur/Novice and JS won Division 4.[2]

{| class="wikitable"
! Division
! Teams
! 1st
! 2nd
! 3rd
! 4th
|-
| Open
| 6
| [[Nemesis Legion]]
| Delta Rovers
| [[Raskal]]
| Xtioneer
|-
| Amateur/Novice
| 6
| Marauders Elite
| No Mercy
| JB Syndicate
| EJPC
|-
| Division 4
| 10
| JS
| Yin Yang
| Bamboo Bullets
| Fevakuza
|}

A retrospective published by No Mercy independently records the team's second-place finish in the Amateur/Novice division.[5]

== 2010 edition ==

The second Malaysia Super Lite was held at MAPAAC from 8 to 10 October 2010, with competition scheduled across the weekend following the field walk and captains' meeting.[3] It was again organised by Nemesis Paintball Club with MY-NPL and used a race-to-three format.[3]

No complete result sheet for the 2010 edition has been located.

== Proposed 2011 edition ==

MY-NPL's provisional 2011 calendar scheduled Malaysian Super Lite 2011 for 1 and 2 October at MAPAAC.[4] No reliable results or other confirmation that the scheduled event occurred have been located.

{| class="wikitable"
! Edition
! Dates
! Venue
! Status
|-
| 2009
| 10–11 October 2009
| MAPAAC, Petaling Jaya
| Held; results available
|-
| 2010
| 8–10 October 2010
| MAPAAC, Petaling Jaya
| Held; results unavailable
|-
| 2011
| 1–2 October 2011
| MAPAAC, Petaling Jaya
| Announced; completion unconfirmed
|}

== Relationship to the Malaysia Paintball Super League ==

Malaysian Super Lite used the abbreviation MSL and was associated with Nemesis Paintball Club and MY-NPL between 2009 and 2011.[1][3][4]

The separately named [[Malaysia Paintball Super League (MPSL)]] is documented as a multi-leg competition using the MPSL abbreviation in 2024.[6][7] Available records do not establish organisational continuity between the two competitions, and they are treated as distinct tournament series.

== See also ==

* [[Malaysian National Paintball League]]
* [[Nemesis Legion Paintball Academy]]
* [[Malaysian Paintball Academy (MAPAAC)]]
* [[Malaysia Paintball Super League (MPSL)]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]

== References ==

# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2009/09/malaysian-superlite-msl-10-11th-october.html Malaysian Superlite (MSL) – 10 & 11 October 2009], Villain Paintball, 23 September 2009.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2009/10/malaysian-super-lite-msl-results.html Malaysian Super Lite (MSL) – Results & Conclusions], Villain Paintball, 13 October 2009.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/10/msl-2010-this-weekend.html MSL 2010 This Weekend], Villain Paintball, 8 October 2010.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/11/my-npl-releases-2011-event-calendar.html MY-NPL Releases 2011 Event Calendar], Villain Paintball, 22 November 2010.
# [https://nomercypaintballclub.blogspot.com/2009/09/ NoMercy Paintball Team – 2009 Achievement], NoMercy Paintball Club, September 2009.
# [https://malaysiapb.com/events/mpsl-2024-leg-1 MPSL: Malaysia Paintball Super League 2024 Leg 1], Malaysia Paintball.
# [https://myipoh.my/cancelled-or-not-malaysia-paintball-super-leagues-plot-twist/ Cancelled or Not? Malaysia Paintball Super League's Plot Twist!], My Ipoh, 22 January 2024.

[[Category:Paintball competitions in Malaysia]]
[[Category:Malaysian paintball tournament series]]
[[Category:2009 establishments in Malaysia]]

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