2010 CPPS
The 2010 CPPS was the 2010 season of the Central Premier Paintball Series, comprising six numbered rounds between 28 February and 5 September 2010. The Firm won the M5 Premier League, Emortal Army won the M5 Championship and KU Nemesis won the M5 Conference. Manchester Firm and Disruption finished level on M7 Super League points; a subsequent Manchester Firm statement placed Birmingham Disruption first and Firm second overall.[1][2][3]
Calendar
[edit]| Round | Main competition date | Additional programme |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 28 February 2010 | — |
| Round 2 | 11 April 2010 | Saturday Funball on 10 April |
| Round 3 | 30 May 2010 | Saturday Funball advertised for 29 May |
| Round 4 | 27 June 2010 | — |
| Round 5 | 8 August 2010 | Morning and afternoon sessions |
| Round 6 | 5 September 2010 | Morning and afternoon sessions |
The dates are documented by contemporary reports and organiser announcements. Saturday Funball formed a preceding programme at Rounds 2 and 3, rather than an additional numbered round.[4][5][6][7][8][9][10]
Season structure
[edit]The first three rounds established the M5 seedings used for the subsequent Premier League and Championship structure. The season's final organiser tables cover M7 Super League Race 4, M5 Premier League Race 2, M5 Championship and M5 Conference.[1][2][11]
Round 3 remained at the existing Midland Tournament Paintball Centre because planning issues had delayed a proposed move. Round 4 moved to South Staffordshire College's Rodbaston Campus near Penkridge.[6][8]
Final standings
[edit]M7 Super League
[edit]Rich Harris published the following points totals on 6 September 2010. Manchester Firm and Disruption were level on 558 points, with a championship play-off announced for the Fed Cup. Manchester Method was explicitly identified as third.[2]
| Team | Points |
|---|---|
| Manchester Firm | 558 |
| Disruption | 558 |
| Manchester Method | 510 |
| Reading Entity | 476 |
| Mad Monks | 442 |
| Wolverhampton Warped | 300 |
| Lethal Bizzle | 290 |
| Rival Kidz | 280 |
| Wildfire | 208 |
| Birmingham Temper | 148 |
| London Tigers Masi | 144 |
| London Tigers | 94 |
| Evil Addiction | 88 |
| London Nexus | 88 |
| Smokin Aces | 76 |
| Ratz | 72 |
| Quake | 68 |
| Loki | 52 |
A Manchester Firm statement published by Planet Eclipse on 3 November 2010 subsequently described its X Ball team as second overall behind Birmingham Disruption. It did not give a play-off score.[3]
M5 Premier League
[edit]The organiser named The Firm as champions and MH3 and Warped as joint runners-up.[1]
| Team | Points |
|---|---|
| The Firm | 25 |
| MH3 | 24 |
| Warped | 24 |
| Smokin Aces | 23 |
| Devastation | 22 |
| Ratz | 21 |
| UK Asylum | 17 |
| Clan | 15 |
| So Manc | 13 |
| Rebellion | 9 |
| Unity | 7 |
| Addiction | 6 |
M5 Championship
[edit]Emortal Army finished first, Lucky 15's second and Spank third. Emortal Army passed its free Fed Cup entry to Lucky 15's because its Disruption players were already entering the M7 competition.[1]
| Team | Points |
|---|---|
| Emortal Army | 66 |
| Lucky 15's | 55 |
| Spank | 52 |
| Corrupted | 45 |
| BZ Zulu | 39 |
| Flash Dogs | 39 |
| Marshal Law | 39 |
| Prophecy | 39 |
| Nitro | 36 |
| JCS Academy | 34 |
| Newcastle Lockdown | 33 |
| OTE Assassins | 33 |
| Asylum Lunatics | 31 |
| Xtinction | 27 |
| Dye Hard | 19 |
| Lucky 15.5's | 19 |
| Fat Bobs Fusion | 18 |
| Sneaky Snorkels | 12 |
The organiser confirmed that Wildfire played on behalf of Flash Dogs at the final round, with the points credited to Flash Dogs. Dye Hard did not attend that round.[12]
M5 Conference
[edit]KU Nemesis finished first, Powys Stingers second and Lampeter Karma third.[1]
| Team | Points |
|---|---|
| KU Nemesis | 57 |
| Powys Stingers | 54 |
| Lampeter Karma | 51 |
| Warped 2 | 48 |
| Care Bears Bravo | 42 |
| No Limit Bridgend | 24 |
| Temper | 24 |
| Lucky Under 15's | 18 |
| Wildfire | 18 |
| Grumpy Old Men | 18 |
| Birmingham Uni | 18 |
| Sneaky Snorkells C | 18 |
| Vicious 15's | 15 |
| Snorkels B | 15 |
| Lampeter Karma 2 | 13 |
| UK Asylum Black | 12 |
| JCS Eagles | 12 |
| Onslaught | 12 |
| BZ Academy | 10 |
| ONSLAUGHT | 9 |
| Newcastle Lockdown B | 6 |
| Maniacs | 6 |
| Paradox | 6 |
| West Coast Spartans | 3 |
The published Conference list contains separate entries labelled “Onslaught” and “ONSLAUGHT”, with 12 and 9 points respectively. Both are retained as published rather than combined.[1]
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- Rich Harris, “The CPPS 2010 overall standings M5 formats”, P8ntballer, 6 September 2010, opening post.
- Rich Harris, “The CPPS M7 Super League Race 4 overall standings for 2010”, P8ntballer, 6 September 2010.
- “Manchester Firm Open Day”, Planet Eclipse HQ Blog, 3 November 2010.
- Ledz, “Is it Time To Quit ??”, Planet Eclipse HQ Blog, 3 March 2010.
- Rich Harris, “The CPPS round 2, April 11th.”, P8ntballer, 3 March 2010, subsequently updated.
- Rich Harris, “The CPPS rd 3, May 30th”, P8ntballer, 26 April 2010, subsequently updated.
- Ledz, “Lucky?? I don’t think so !!”, Planet Eclipse HQ Blog, 12 April 2010.
- Rich Harris, “The CPPS round 4. June 27th.”, P8ntballer, 7 June 2010, subsequently updated.
- Rich Harris, “CPPS rd 5 August 8th @ National Paintball Centre, Rodbaston”, P8ntballer, 11 July 2010.
- Rich Harris, “CPPS Rd 6, Septemper 5th @ The National Paintball Centre”, P8ntballer, 10 August 2010.
- Rich Harris, “The CPPS M5 placings and rankings after 3 rounds.”, P8ntballer, 1 June 2010.
- Rich Harris, explanation of the Flash Dogs substitution and Dye Hard’s absence, P8ntballer, 6 September 2010, post 13.