2026 NAWASIA First Leg: Difference between revisions

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2026 NAWASIA First Leg was a paintball tournament held on 9–10 May 2026 at SAP Sports Field in Bangkok, Thailand. Infernal won the 5-Star division, Unknown of Malaysia won 4 Star, and Lust won 3 Star.[1][2][13]

Competition divisions

The event programme advertised three divisions using a split-deck X-Ball format, with ten-player team rosters.[1]

Division	Format	Game duration	Advertised entry fee
5 Star	Race-to-four	12 minutes	฿5,000
4 Star	Race-to-three	9 minutes	฿4,000
3 Star	Race-to-two	6 minutes	฿3,000

Asia Paintball Market's illustrated review reported that each division had at least eight teams.[10]

Sources used different division numbering. Asia Paintball Market identified 5 Star as Division 1, 4 Star as Division 2 and 3 Star as Division 3. The organiser's results announcement instead labelled the divisions Pro, Semi Pro and D1 respectively.[10][13]

Advertised rules

The announcement specified a velocity limit of 300 feet per second and a firing-rate limit of 10.5 balls per second. Competition points were advertised as three for a win, one for a draw and none for a loss.[1]

Results

Acha Aisawan published a first-leg winners announcement in the NAWASIA competitions group. The accompanying artwork identified the first leg as taking place on 9–10 May. The announcement assigned gold, silver and bronze medal symbols to the following teams.[13]

5 Star

Medal reported	Team
Gold	Infernal
Silver	Destroyer by TKC
Bronze	OG Factory
Bronze	Asawa

DYE Asia independently identified Infernal as champions and Destroyer by TKC as runners-up, using the designation D1.[7][8]

4 Star

Medal reported	Team
Gold	Unknown (Malaysia)
Silver	Sultan
Bronze	Reaper
Bronze	Tubchang

DYE Asia identified Unknown as champions under the designation D2 and reported that Nemesis Legion players had made guest appearances for the team.[11]

3 Star

Medal reported	Team
Gold	Lust
Silver	Golden Dragons–Myanmar
Bronze	Milk Rocket
Bronze	Menace

Golden Dragons–Myanmar's own report confirmed second place. The player report shared in its post referred to the participating squad as the B team.[9]

Additional participant report

OGWEAR reported that OGBOYS finished third. Its video title and description identify the 2026 first leg, but do not specify the team's division.[5]

Individual award

CRBN identified Supasin Bunyapanyakul of Infernal as the event's Top Gun and recipient of its Top Gun MVP Golden Barrel Award in a post published on 13 May 2026.[12]

Contemporary coverage

Acha Aisawan published livestream records titled NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 09052026 and NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 10.05.2026, identifying competition on 9 and 10 May respectively.[3][4]

Asia Paintball Market published an illustrated review on 11 May 2026. OGWEAR subsequently published video highlights.[6][10]

References

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-'''2026 NAWASIA First Leg''' was a [[paintball]] tournament held on 9–10 May 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand. The event programme and GunzUp listing identified SAP Field as the venue. Organiser livestream records identify both playing dates, while contemporary coverage reports a third-place finish for OGBOYS.[1][2][3][4][5]
+'''2026 NAWASIA First Leg''' was a [[paintball]] tournament held on 9–10 May 2026 at SAP Sports Field in Bangkok, Thailand. Infernal won the 5-Star division, Unknown of Malaysia won 4 Star, and Lust won 3 Star.[1][2][13]
-== Advertised divisions ==
+== Competition divisions ==
-An invitation issued in the name of World Paintball Sport Academy advertised three divisions using a split-deck X-Ball format. Each division allowed a roster of ten players.[1]
+The event programme advertised three divisions using a split-deck X-Ball format, with ten-player team rosters.[1]
 {| class="wikitable"
-! Advertised division !! Format !! Game duration !! Entry fee
+! Division !! Format !! Game duration !! Advertised entry fee
 |-
 | 5 Star || Race-to-four || 12 minutes || ฿5,000
@@ Line 14: / Line 14: @@
 |}
-OGWEAR's subsequent event report instead names 2-Star, 3-Star and 4-Star divisions. The available sources do not explain the difference, so the advance programme should not be treated as a confirmed account of the divisions played.[5]
+Asia Paintball Market's illustrated review reported that each division had at least eight teams.[10]
+Sources used different division numbering. Asia Paintball Market identified 5 Star as Division 1, 4 Star as Division 2 and 3 Star as Division 3. The organiser's results announcement instead labelled the divisions Pro, Semi Pro and D1 respectively.[10][13]
 == Advertised rules ==
 The announcement specified a velocity limit of 300 feet per second and a firing-rate limit of 10.5 balls per second. Competition points were advertised as three for a win, one for a draw and none for a loss.[1]
-== Documented result ==
+== Results ==
-OGWEAR reported that OGBOYS finished third. Its video title and description explicitly identify the 2026 first leg, but do not specify the team's division, opponents or match scores.[5]
+Acha Aisawan published a first-leg winners announcement in the NAWASIA competitions group. The accompanying artwork identified the first leg as taking place on 9–10 May. The announcement assigned gold, silver and bronze medal symbols to the following teams.[13]
+=== 5 Star ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+! Medal reported !! Team
+|-
+| Gold || [[Infernal (Thailand Paintball Team)|Infernal]]
+|-
+| Silver || [[Destroyer by TKC (Thailand Paintball Team)|Destroyer by TKC]]
+|-
+| Bronze || OG Factory
+|-
+| Bronze || [[Asawa (Thailand Paintball Team)|Asawa]]
+|}
+DYE Asia independently identified Infernal as champions and Destroyer by TKC as runners-up, using the designation D1.[7][8]
+=== 4 Star ===
+{| class="wikitable"
+! Medal reported !! Team
+|-
+| Gold || Unknown (Malaysia)
+|-
+| Silver || [[Sultan (Thailand Paintball Team)|Sultan]]
+|-
+| Bronze || Reaper
+|-
+| Bronze || Tubchang
+|}
+DYE Asia identified Unknown as champions under the designation D2 and reported that Nemesis Legion players had made guest appearances for the team.[11]
+=== 3 Star ===
 {| class="wikitable"
-! Position reported !! Team !! Division
+! Medal reported !! Team
 |-
-| 3rd
+| Gold || Lust
-| OGBOYS
+|-
-| Not specified
+| Silver || Golden Dragons–Myanmar
+|-
+| Bronze || Milk Rocket
+|-
+| Bronze || Menace
 |}
-Complete divisional standings have not been recovered.
+Golden Dragons–Myanmar's own report confirmed second place. The player report shared in its post referred to the participating squad as the B team.[9]
+=== Additional participant report ===
+OGWEAR reported that OGBOYS finished third. Its video title and description identify the 2026 first leg, but do not specify the team's division.[5]
+== Individual award ==
+CRBN identified Supasin Bunyapanyakul of Infernal as the event's Top Gun and recipient of its Top Gun MVP Golden Barrel Award in a post published on 13 May 2026.[12]
 == Contemporary coverage ==
 Acha Aisawan published livestream records titled ''NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 09052026'' and ''NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 10.05.2026'', identifying competition on 9 and 10 May respectively.[3][4]
-OGWEAR subsequently published highlights documenting the completed weekend and preparations for a second leg.[6]
+Asia Paintball Market published an illustrated review on 11 May 2026. OGWEAR subsequently published video highlights.[6][10]
 == See also ==
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 # [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYs7INp8sOA Acha Aisawan, “NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 09052026”, YouTube, 9 May 2026.]
 # [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8OxWcuxQNo Acha Aisawan, “NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 10.05.2026”, YouTube, 10 May 2026.]
-# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuGP4IJ-mTI OGWEAR, “OGBOYS Takes 3rd Place at NAWASIA Leg 1 2026”, YouTube, 3 June 2026. Reports OGBOYS' placing and identifies 2-Star, 3-Star and 4-Star competition.]
+# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuGP4IJ-mTI OGWEAR, “OGBOYS Takes 3rd Place at NAWASIA Leg 1 2026”, YouTube, 3 June 2026.]
 # [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoO-DN4KfKc OGWEAR, “NAWASIA Leg 1 2026 Highlights | The Journey Begins”, YouTube, June 2026.]
+# [https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYO8TcryQim/ DYE Asia, “D1 Champions — Infernal”, Instagram, 12 May 2026.]
+# [https://www.facebook.com/dyeasia/videos/congrats-to-team-destroyer-by-tkc-1st-runner-up-in-d1-at-the-nawasia-competition/962855383340403/ DYE Asia, “Congrats to Team Destroyer by TKC”, Facebook. Reports D1 runners-up at NAWASIA Competitions Leg 1, 9–10 May 2026.]
+# [https://www.facebook.com/100093523111890/posts/887894087671354/ Golden Dragons–Myanmar, “Congratulations to all our brothers on your incredible performance at the Nawasia Competition 2026 – Round 1”, Facebook. Includes a shared player report identifying second place and the B squad.]
+# [https://www.instagram.com/p/DYM7m_CE2fe/ Asia Paintball Market, “Tournament Review: NAWASIA 2026 / LEG 1, May 9–10”, Instagram, 11 May 2026.]
+# [https://www.instagram.com/p/DYZNKXfyo8_/ DYE Asia, “Team Nemesis Legion guest played for Team Unknown — D2 Champions”, Instagram, 16 May 2026.]
+# [https://www.instagram.com/p/DYSVP-Pl4nG/ CRBN Paintball, “HISTORY IN BANGKOK”, Instagram, 13 May 2026. Identifies Supasin Bunyapanyakul as the Top Gun MVP Golden Barrel Award recipient.]
+# [https://www.facebook.com/groups/147708543357570/posts/1305333124261767/ Acha Aisawan, “1st leg winners”, NAWASIA competitions group, Facebook, 11 May 2026. Lists medal recipients in all three divisions; accompanying artwork identifies 9–10 May.]
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