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'''2019 ICPL Florida Open''' was an [[International Classic Paintball League]] [[paintball]] tournament held on 11–13 October 2019 at Central Florida Paintball in Lakeland, Florida. Open five-player competition was scheduled for Friday, with Professional and Amateur ten-player competition on Saturday and Sunday. [1]
The '''2019 ICPL Florida Open''' was a [[International Classic Paintball League|International Classic Paintball League]] tournament held from '''11 to 13 October 2019''' at '''Central Florida Paintball''' in Lakeland, Florida. It concluded the league's inaugural season and featured professional ten-player, amateur ten-player and Open five-player competition.[1][2][3]


Chicago Aftershock won the Professional ten-player division, Docs Warriors won the Amateur ten-player division and Extreme Rage won the Open five-player division. [2]
[[Chicago Aftershock]] won the professional tournament and season championship. Docs Warriors won the amateur tournament and season championship, while Extreme Rage won Open five-player.[2][3]


== Results ==
== Venue and background ==


Placings and team names follow the official PBLeagues results. [2]
The Florida Open followed the inaugural [[2019 ICPL Windy City Classic]]. Official event records identify the Florida venue as Central Florida Paintball, 9365 US Highway 98 North, Lakeland.[1][3]


=== Professional ten-player ===
A contemporary Bunkerkings report described the event as a ten-player classic tournament. The company entered a team combining its staff and dealers, with participants including Jacob Edwards and Chris Williams.[4]
 
== Competition formats ==
 
The official results recorded three divisions:
 
* Professional ten-player: 19 teams.
* Amateur ten-player: 14 teams.
* Open five-player: 10 teams.[2]
 
Both ten-player divisions advanced nine teams from the preliminary round. Three-team semi-final groups then determined the three finalists in each division.[2]
 
Open five-player advanced six teams from the preliminary round. Two semi-final groups produced the two finalists.[2]
 
Results were recorded using game scores and round totals. The ten-player championships were decided through three-team final rounds rather than single championship matches.[2]
 
== Professional ten-player ==
 
All Americans led the professional preliminary standings, scoring 771 points from eight games. Los Angeles Infamous ranked second overall and San Diego Dynasty third.[2]
 
Chicago Aftershock, Los Angeles Infamous and All Americans advanced from their respective semi-final groups to the final round.[2]
 
=== Final round ===


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Place !! Team
! Position
! Team
! Game scores
! Final-round total
|-
|-
| 1 || Chicago Aftershock
| 1
| Chicago Aftershock
| 12, 94
| 106
|-
|-
| 2 || Los Angeles Infamous
| 2
| Los Angeles Infamous
| 21, 22
| 43
|-
|-
| 3 || All Americans
| 3
|-
| All Americans
| 4 || FARSIDE
| 12, 13
|-
| 25
| 5 || San Diego Dynasty
|}
|-
 
| 6 || Master Blasters
Source: official final-round scores.[2]
|-
 
| 7 || Annapolis A-Team
== Amateur ten-player ==
|-
 
| 8 || Ironmen
Ground Zero Gold, Team Smoke and Docs Warriors won their semi-final groups and advanced to the amateur final round.[2]
|-
 
| 9 || Adrenaline
Docs Warriors scored 100 against Ground Zero Gold and 98 against Team Smoke, winning the division with 198 final-round points.[2]
|-
 
| 10 || The Misfits
=== Final round ===
|-
 
| 11 || Saberwolves
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Position
| 12 || Kapp Factory
! Team
|-
! Game scores
| 13 || Fight Club
! Final-round total
|-
|-
| 14 || Northwest Rogue
| 1
| Docs Warriors
| 100, 98
| 198
|-
|-
| 15 || Desert Edge
| 2
| Team Smoke
| 94, 4
| 98
|-
|-
| 16 || Annihilators
| 3
|-
| Ground Zero Gold
| 17 || Fox 4 Darkside
| 12, 0
|-
| 12
| 18 || Royal City Seadogs
|-
| 19 || ARMADA
|}
|}


=== Amateur ten-player ===
Source: official final-round scores.[2]
 
== Open five-player ==
 
Extreme Rage led the preliminary standings with 774 points from eight games. Extreme Rage and R.C. Seadogs subsequently won their semi-final groups and advanced to the final.[2]
 
=== Final results ===


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Place !! Team
! Position
|-
! Team
| 1 || Docs Warriors
|-
| 2 || Team Smoke
|-
|-
| 3 || Ground Zero Gold
| 1
| Extreme Rage
|-
|-
| 4 || Black Sunday
| 2
| R.C. Seadogs
|-
|-
| 5 || MVPS Dark Ops
| 3
| Desert Edge
|-
|-
| 6 || GZ Silver
| 4
| Master Blasters
|-
|-
| 7 || Ironmen2
| 5
| GBD
|-
|-
| 8 || X-Men
| 6
| Florida Annihilators
|-
|-
| 9 || Ground Zero Gold 24K
| 7
| Carpinteros
|-
|-
| 10 || Virtue Von Schnitzels
| 8
| NWR
|-
|-
| 11 || The Bench warmers
| 9
| Annihilators Green
|-
|-
| 12 || SLIMEBALLS
| 10
|-
| Web-ons
| 13 || Fight Club Factory Soap
|-
| 14 || The Good Boys
|}
|}


=== Open five-player ===
Source: Florida event placings recorded in the official season standings.[3]
 
== Season championships ==
 
The Florida Open concluded the two-event 2019 ICPL ten-player championship. Chicago Aftershock finished first in the professional standings with 190.53 points, narrowly ahead of Los Angeles Infamous on 190.26.[3]
 
Docs Warriors won the amateur championship with 195 points, following second place at Windy City and victory in Florida.[3]


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Place !! Team
! Division
|-
! Season position
| 1 || Extreme Rage
! Team
|-
! Season points
| 2 || R.C. Seadogs
|-
| 3 || Desert Edge
|-
|-
| 4 || Master Blasters
| Professional ten-player
| 1
| Chicago Aftershock
| 190.53
|-
|-
| 5 || GBD
| Professional ten-player
| 2
| Los Angeles Infamous
| 190.26
|-
|-
| 6 || florida annihilators
| Professional ten-player
| 3
| San Diego Dynasty
| 165.79
|-
|-
| 7 || CARPINTEROS
| Amateur ten-player
| 1
| Docs Warriors
| 195
|-
|-
| 8 || NWR
| Amateur ten-player
| 2
| Ground Zero Gold
| 161.15
|-
|-
| 9 || Annihilators green
| Amateur ten-player
| 3
| Team Smoke
| 158.08
|-
|-
| 10 || Web-ons
| Open five-player
| 1
| Extreme Rage
| 100
|}
|}
Source: official final season standings.[3]
Florida was the only event contributing to the published 2019 Open five-player standings, so Extreme Rage's tournament victory also placed it first in that season table.[3]
== Contemporary coverage ==
Bunkerkings published its event account on 16 October 2019. The report documented the company's participation with dealers and credited Tom Cole and the NXL Classic staff with preparing the venue and playing fields.[4]
== See also ==
* [[International Classic Paintball League]]
* [[2019 ICPL Windy City Classic]]
* [[2020 ICPL Sunshine Classic]]
* [[Chicago Aftershock]]
* [[Paintball in the United States]]


== References ==
== References ==


# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6231/info PBLeagues — Florida Open: event information and registration]. Event dated 11–13 October 2019. Accessed 1 November 2026.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6629 PBLeagues – Official Florida Open team-staging registration: event dates and Central Florida Paintball venue, 11–13 October 2019.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6231/rankings PBLeagues — Florida Open: final placings]. Accessed 1 November 2026.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6231 PBLeagues – 2019 ICPL Florida Open: professional ten-player, amateur ten-player and Open five-player scores.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/league/435/seasonRankings/2019 PBLeagues – 2019 International Classic Paintball League final season standings and individual event placings.]
# [https://www.bunkerkings.com/blogs/bnkr-kngs-wks-paintball-blog/icpl-florida-10man-event Bunkerkings – ICPL Florida 10man Event, 16 October 2019.]


== External links ==
== External links ==


* [https://www.bunkerkings.com/blogs/bnkr-kngs-wks-paintball-blog/icpl-florida-10man-event Bunkerkings — “ICPL Florida 10man Event”], 16 October 2019. Contemporary participant report.
* [https://pbleagues.com/event/6231 Official tournament scores]
* [https://pbleagues.com/league/435/seasonRankings/2019 Official 2019 season standings]


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Latest revision as of 17:08, 2 November 2026

The 2019 ICPL Florida Open was a International Classic Paintball League tournament held from 11 to 13 October 2019 at Central Florida Paintball in Lakeland, Florida. It concluded the league's inaugural season and featured professional ten-player, amateur ten-player and Open five-player competition.[1][2][3]

Chicago Aftershock won the professional tournament and season championship. Docs Warriors won the amateur tournament and season championship, while Extreme Rage won Open five-player.[2][3]

Venue and background

[edit]

The Florida Open followed the inaugural 2019 ICPL Windy City Classic. Official event records identify the Florida venue as Central Florida Paintball, 9365 US Highway 98 North, Lakeland.[1][3]

A contemporary Bunkerkings report described the event as a ten-player classic tournament. The company entered a team combining its staff and dealers, with participants including Jacob Edwards and Chris Williams.[4]

Competition formats

[edit]

The official results recorded three divisions:

  • Professional ten-player: 19 teams.
  • Amateur ten-player: 14 teams.
  • Open five-player: 10 teams.[2]

Both ten-player divisions advanced nine teams from the preliminary round. Three-team semi-final groups then determined the three finalists in each division.[2]

Open five-player advanced six teams from the preliminary round. Two semi-final groups produced the two finalists.[2]

Results were recorded using game scores and round totals. The ten-player championships were decided through three-team final rounds rather than single championship matches.[2]

Professional ten-player

[edit]

All Americans led the professional preliminary standings, scoring 771 points from eight games. Los Angeles Infamous ranked second overall and San Diego Dynasty third.[2]

Chicago Aftershock, Los Angeles Infamous and All Americans advanced from their respective semi-final groups to the final round.[2]

Final round

[edit]
Position Team Game scores Final-round total
1 Chicago Aftershock 12, 94 106
2 Los Angeles Infamous 21, 22 43
3 All Americans 12, 13 25

Source: official final-round scores.[2]

Amateur ten-player

[edit]

Ground Zero Gold, Team Smoke and Docs Warriors won their semi-final groups and advanced to the amateur final round.[2]

Docs Warriors scored 100 against Ground Zero Gold and 98 against Team Smoke, winning the division with 198 final-round points.[2]

Final round

[edit]
Position Team Game scores Final-round total
1 Docs Warriors 100, 98 198
2 Team Smoke 94, 4 98
3 Ground Zero Gold 12, 0 12

Source: official final-round scores.[2]

Open five-player

[edit]

Extreme Rage led the preliminary standings with 774 points from eight games. Extreme Rage and R.C. Seadogs subsequently won their semi-final groups and advanced to the final.[2]

Final results

[edit]
Position Team
1 Extreme Rage
2 R.C. Seadogs
3 Desert Edge
4 Master Blasters
5 GBD
6 Florida Annihilators
7 Carpinteros
8 NWR
9 Annihilators Green
10 Web-ons

Source: Florida event placings recorded in the official season standings.[3]

Season championships

[edit]

The Florida Open concluded the two-event 2019 ICPL ten-player championship. Chicago Aftershock finished first in the professional standings with 190.53 points, narrowly ahead of Los Angeles Infamous on 190.26.[3]

Docs Warriors won the amateur championship with 195 points, following second place at Windy City and victory in Florida.[3]

Division Season position Team Season points
Professional ten-player 1 Chicago Aftershock 190.53
Professional ten-player 2 Los Angeles Infamous 190.26
Professional ten-player 3 San Diego Dynasty 165.79
Amateur ten-player 1 Docs Warriors 195
Amateur ten-player 2 Ground Zero Gold 161.15
Amateur ten-player 3 Team Smoke 158.08
Open five-player 1 Extreme Rage 100

Source: official final season standings.[3]

Florida was the only event contributing to the published 2019 Open five-player standings, so Extreme Rage's tournament victory also placed it first in that season table.[3]

Contemporary coverage

[edit]

Bunkerkings published its event account on 16 October 2019. The report documented the company's participation with dealers and credited Tom Cole and the NXL Classic staff with preparing the venue and playing fields.[4]

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. PBLeagues – Official Florida Open team-staging registration: event dates and Central Florida Paintball venue, 11–13 October 2019.
  2. PBLeagues – 2019 ICPL Florida Open: professional ten-player, amateur ten-player and Open five-player scores.
  3. PBLeagues – 2019 International Classic Paintball League final season standings and individual event placings.
  4. Bunkerkings – ICPL Florida 10man Event, 16 October 2019.
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