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Not to be confused with Malaysia Paintball Super League (MPSL).

Malaysian Super Lite (MSL), also styled Malaysia Super Lite, was a Malaysian tournament paintball competition promoted by Nemesis Paintball Club and the Malaysian National Paintball League (MY-NPL). The inaugural tournament took place at the Malaysian Paintball Academy (MAPAAC) in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, in October 2009.[1][2]

A second edition was announced for October 2010, while another edition appeared in MY-NPL's provisional 2011 calendar.[3][4]

Editions

Edition	Dates	Venue	Documentation
2009	10–11 October 2009	MAPAAC, Petaling Jaya	Tournament held; divisional results published
2010	Programme advertised for 8–10 October 2010	MAPAAC, Petaling Jaya	Contemporary announcement
2011	Provisionally scheduled for 1–2 October 2011	MAPAAC, Petaling Jaya	Provisional calendar listing

The 2009 results confirm that edition's completion. The cited 2010 and 2011 sources document announced programmes rather than completed tournament results.[2][3][4]

Competition format

The 2009 Open and Amateur/Novice categories used X-ball Lite, with teams racing to three points within an eight-minute match period. The programme specified a maximum of five games per match. Uncapped semi-automatic and PSP burst capped at 12 balls per second were permitted, with the remaining rules drawn from the MY-NPL rule book.[1]

A separate Division 4 competition ran concurrently under standard MY-NPL 2009 rules.[1][2]

The 2010 announcement retained Race-to-3 but advertised a 13-minute match period.[3]

2009 tournament

The inaugural tournament was held on 10 and 11 October at MAPAAC, Kompleks Sukan Astaka, Petaling Jaya. Nemesis Paintball Club and MY-NPL headquarters invited teams and handled registration, with submitted rosters subject to Malaysian Paintball Players' Council checking and approval.[1]

Twenty-two teams competed: six in Open, six in Amateur/Novice and ten in Division 4.[2]

Results

Division	Teams	First	Second	Third	Fourth
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

The results were published on 13 October 2009.[2] NoMercy Paintball Club's own record of its 2009 achievements also records its Amateur/Novice runner-up finish.[5]

See 2009 Malaysian Super Lite for the tournament programme and advertised prizes.

Announced 2010 tournament

A preview published on 8 October 2010 advertised the second Malaysia Super Lite at MAPAAC that weekend. It named Nemesis Paintball Club and MY-NPL as organisers.[3]

The advertised programme covered 8–10 October, including field walking and a captains' meeting on Friday 8 October, with finals scheduled for Sunday 10 October. The announced format was Race-to-3 within 13 minutes.[3]

See 2010 Malaysian Super Lite for the documented programme.

Proposed 2011 tournament

MY-NPL's provisional calendar, published in November 2010, listed Malaysian Super Lite for 1 and 2 October 2011 at MAPAAC.[4]

References

Malaysian Superlite (MSL) – 10 & 11th October 2009, Villain Paintball, 23 September 2009.
Malaysian Super Lite (MSL) – Results & Conclusions, Villain Paintball, 13 October 2009.
MSL 2010 this weekend!, Villain Paintball, 8 October 2010.
MY-NPL releases 2011 event calendar, Villain Paintball, 22 November 2010. Provisional schedule.
NoMercy Paintball Team – 2009 Achievement, NoMercy Paintball Club, September 2009 archive, subsequently updated with tournament achievements.

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-:''Not to be confused with the later [[Malaysia Paintball Super League (MPSL)]].''
+:''Not to be confused with [[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]
+'''Malaysian Super Lite''' ('''MSL'''), also styled '''Malaysia Super Lite''', was a Malaysian tournament paintball competition promoted by Nemesis Paintball Club and the [[Malaysian National Paintball League]] (MY-NPL). The [[2009 Malaysian Super Lite|inaugural tournament]] took place at the [[Malaysian Paintball Academy (MAPAAC)]] in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, in October 2009.[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]
+A [[2010 Malaysian Super Lite|second edition was announced for October 2010]], while another edition appeared in MY-NPL's provisional 2011 calendar.[3][4]
-== Format ==
+== Editions ==
+{| class="wikitable"
+! Edition
+! Dates
+! Venue
+! Documentation
+|-
+| [[2009 Malaysian Super Lite|2009]]
+| 10–11 October 2009
+| MAPAAC, Petaling Jaya
+| Tournament held; divisional results published
+|-
+| [[2010 Malaysian Super Lite|2010]]
+| Programme advertised for 8–10 October 2010
+| MAPAAC, Petaling Jaya
+| Contemporary announcement
+|-
+| 2011
+| Provisionally scheduled for 1–2 October 2011
+| MAPAAC, Petaling Jaya
+| Provisional calendar listing
+|}
-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 2009 results confirm that edition's completion. The cited 2010 and 2011 sources document announced programmes rather than completed tournament results.[2][3][4]
-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]
+== Competition format ==
+The 2009 Open and Amateur/Novice categories used X-ball Lite, with teams racing to three points within an eight-minute match period. The programme specified a maximum of five games per match. Uncapped semi-automatic and PSP burst capped at 12 balls per second were permitted, with the remaining rules drawn from the MY-NPL rule book.[1]
-For the 2010 edition, the match period was increased to 13 minutes while retaining the race-to-three structure.[3]
+A separate Division 4 competition ran concurrently under standard MY-NPL 2009 rules.[1][2]
-== 2009 edition ==
+The 2010 announcement retained Race-to-3 but advertised a 13-minute match period.[3]
-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]
+== 2009 tournament ==
+The inaugural tournament was held on 10 and 11 October at MAPAAC, Kompleks Sukan Astaka, Petaling Jaya. Nemesis Paintball Club and MY-NPL headquarters invited teams and handled registration, with submitted rosters subject to Malaysian Paintball Players' Council checking and approval.[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]
+Twenty-two teams competed: six in Open, six in Amateur/Novice and ten in Division 4.[2]
+=== Results ===
 {| class="wikitable"
 ! Division
 ! Teams
-! 1st
+! First
-! 2nd
+! Second
-! 3rd
+! Third
-! 4th
+! Fourth
 |-
 | Open
 | 6
-| [[Nemesis Legion]]
+| Nemesis Legion
 | Delta Rovers
-| [[Raskal]]
+| Raskal
 | Xtioneer
 |-
@@ Line 49: / Line 73: @@
 |}
-A retrospective published by No Mercy independently records the team's second-place finish in the Amateur/Novice division.[5]
+The results were published on 13 October 2009.[2] NoMercy Paintball Club's own record of its 2009 achievements also records its Amateur/Novice runner-up finish.[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.
+See [[2009 Malaysian Super Lite]] for the tournament programme and advertised prizes.
-{| class="wikitable"
+== Announced 2010 tournament ==
-! Edition
+A preview published on 8 October 2010 advertised the second Malaysia Super Lite at MAPAAC that weekend. It named Nemesis Paintball Club and MY-NPL as organisers.[3]
-! 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 ==
+The advertised programme covered 8–10 October, including field walking and a captains' meeting on Friday 8 October, with finals scheduled for Sunday 10 October. The announced format was Race-to-3 within 13 minutes.[3]
-Malaysian Super Lite used the abbreviation MSL and was associated with Nemesis Paintball Club and MY-NPL between 2009 and 2011.[1][3][4]
+See [[2010 Malaysian Super Lite]] for the documented programme.
-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.
+== Proposed 2011 tournament ==
+MY-NPL's provisional calendar, published in November 2010, listed Malaysian Super Lite for 1 and 2 October 2011 at MAPAAC.[4]
 == See also ==
 * [[Malaysian National Paintball League]]
-* [[Nemesis Legion Paintball Academy]]
 * [[Malaysian Paintball Academy (MAPAAC)]]
+* [[International Super Seven Championship]]
 * [[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 & 11th October 2009], ''Villain Paintball'', 23 September 2009.
-# [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/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/2010/10/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. Provisional schedule.
-# [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 archive, subsequently updated with tournament achievements.
-# [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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