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'''Demonz Red''' was a Malaysian tournament [[paintball]] team formed in 2007 as a second-line roster associated with the established Demonz team. It subsequently developed into a separate top-division team and competed in the [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]] (MPOC), [[Malaysian National Paintball League]] (MY-NPL) and [[Paintball Asia League Series]].[1]
'''Demonz Red''' were a Malaysian tournament paintball team. They won the Division 1 season championship in the [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]] in 2008, 2010 and 2011.[1][2][3]


Demonz Red won the MPOC Division 1 series championship in 2008, 2010 and 2011.[1][2][3] The team also finished third in Division 2 at the 2007 [[Paintball World Cup Asia]].[4]
The team initially competed as a second-line roster associated with [[Demonz]], but contemporary results list the two names as separate tournament entries.[1][4]


== History ==
== History ==


=== Formation and relationship with Demonz ===
=== Formation and early competition ===


Demonz Red was formed in 2007 by players from several team backgrounds who came together to enter a Paintball Asia League Series event in Taiwan. Patrick Tan of Pro Paintball, the team's manager and sponsor, described Demonz Red as initially being a second-line roster to the existing [[Demonz]] team.[1]
In an account published in June 2009, Patrick Tan of Pro Paintball stated that Demonz Red formed to enter a PALS event in Taiwan during 2007. The players came from several team backgrounds, and Tan described the roster as initially secondary to the main Demonz team.[1]


The two names did not initially represent a single interchangeable competition entry. Demonz and Demonz Red entered the same tournaments as separate teams, including the opening round of the 2008 MPOC, where Demonz finished first and Demonz Red second.[5]
Tan's account records a Division 2 series runner-up finish during 2007 and fifth place in Division 1 at the [[2008 Paintball World Cup Asia]].[1]


The original Demonz team had won the 2007 MY-NPL Division 1 championship.[6] Results belonging to that roster should therefore not automatically be attributed to Demonz Red.
=== 2008 MPOC championship ===


=== 2007 season ===
Demonz and Demonz Red entered the opening round of the [[2008 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]] separately, finishing first and second respectively in Division 1.[4]


During its first season, Demonz Red competed in Division 2. Tan's retrospective account states that the team finished as the Division 2 series runner-up during 2007.[1]
Demonz Red finished second at all five MPOC rounds and won the Division 1 overall season championship.[1][5]


At the 2007 World Cup Asia, Demonz Red placed third in Division 2 behind Nemesis of Malaysia and Anti-Heroes of the United States.[4]
=== 2009 ===


=== 2008 season ===
In June 2009, Patrick Tan described disagreements within the team over training contributions and sponsorship arrangements, and the end of the roster with which he had worked.[1]


Demonz Red moved into top-division competition during 2008.
Later that year, a team competing as Demonz Red won Division 1 at the [[2009 Malaysian National Paintball League]] finale at MAPAAC on 7–8 November. They defeated Wolverinez Sinar FM in the semi-finals and Raskal 2–0 in the final.[6]


At the opening MPOC round, Demonz won Division 1 and Demonz Red finished second, with Raskal third.[5] Demonz Red subsequently recorded second-place finishes at the second and third rounds of the circuit.[7]
Nemesis Legion, rather than Demonz Red, won the overall MY-NPL Division 1 season championship.[6]


The team also competed in MY-NPL Division 1, finishing fourth at the opening round in Petaling Jaya.[7]
=== 2010 MPOC championship ===


At the Sultan of Kedah Cup in July, Demonz Red finished third in the Open division behind Raskal and Xmenz.[8] Tan's season account additionally records podium results at the Terengganu Open, Pro Paintball Cup, NPPL Invitational Asia and NXT 7-Man tournament.[1]
Demonz Red won Division 1 at the [[2010 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]] finale at MPSJ Stadium in Subang Jaya, finishing ahead of MacDev Ronin, Infernal and X-Fox. The published results also named Demonz Red as the Division 1 overall champions.[2]


Demonz Red finished second at both the fourth and fifth MPOC rounds. Its results across the season secured the 2008 MPOC Division 1 overall championship.[1][7]
=== 2011–2012 ===


At the 2008 World Cup Asia, Demonz Red competed in Division 1. The team placed fifth according to its management's published season record.[1]
Demonz Red won Division 1 at the Putrajaya Cup finale of the [[2011 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]], ahead of Nemesis Legion, Raskal and Xtioneers. They were also named the Division 1 overall season champions.[3]


=== Reorganisation in 2009 ===
In Singapore, Demonz Red finished second behind Xtioneers in the Invitational International division at the second Singapore Paintball Series event of 2011.[7]


Demonz Red experienced an organisational dispute during early 2009.
The team finished fourth in Division 1 at the opening round of the [[2012 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]].[8]
 
In an account published in June, Patrick Tan stated that disagreements arose between players and Pro Paintball over a proposed monthly contribution towards training paint, sponsorship arrangements and the distribution of money recovered from an NPPL Invitational Asia prize.[1]
 
Tan described the existing roster as having reached the end of its operation. Contemporary reports also stated that several former Demonz Red players joined other teams and that Demonz Red was not expected to contest the 2009 MY-NPL season.[9]
 
The account represents the team manager's version of the dispute. No independent account from the departing players has been identified, so detailed claims about individual responsibility should not be treated as independently established.
 
A Malaysian roster subsequently competed in France under names including Demonz and KL Demonz. It finished second in Millennium Series Division 3 and fourth in the 2009 Intercontinental Cup.[10] Available sources do not establish that KL Demonz was a direct continuation of the former Demonz Red organisation, and those results are not included in Demonz Red's record here.
 
=== Return to competition (2010) ===
 
A team using the Demonz Red name returned to MPOC Division 1 during 2010. The extent to which its roster and management continued from the 2008 team has not been fully documented.
 
Demonz Red finished third at the first round, second at the second round, fourth at the third and third at the fourth.[11][12][13][14]
 
At the fifth-round finale in Subang Jaya, Demonz Red defeated MacDev Ronin 3–2 in the Division 1 final. The result secured the 2010 MPOC Division 1 series championship.[2][15]
 
=== 2011 season ===
 
Demonz Red opened the 2011 MPOC season with second place behind Thailand's Infernal at the UPM Open.[16]
 
The team won the second round, the Chief Minister of Malacca Cup, ahead of the Xtioneers, MacDev Ronin and Nemesis Legion.[17] It finished second to Nemesis Legion at the third round, the Sultan of Kedah Cup.[18]
 
At the fifth-round Putrajaya Cup, Demonz Red finished first ahead of Nemesis Legion, Raskal and the Xtioneers. It was also declared the overall 2011 MPOC Division 1 champion.[3]
 
=== Later appearance ===
 
Demonz Red finished fourth at the opening round of the 2012 MPOC season at Xtion Paintball Park in Bukit Jalil.[19]
 
The team's organisational status after that appearance has not been conclusively established. An absence from later surviving results should not by itself be interpreted as a confirmed dissolution.


== Sponsorship ==
== Sponsorship ==


Pro Paintball sponsored and managed Demonz Red during its early seasons. Patrick Tan stated that the support included tournament entry costs, training paint and equipment arrangements.[1]
Patrick Tan's account described support from Pro Paintball that included training paint and tournament costs. It also identified equipment support during the team's early seasons from JT, Energy Battery, Deathstix, Paintball Assassin and KCHL.[1]
 
The team's reported equipment sponsors during the 2008 period included:
 
* JT
* Energy Battery
* Deathstix
* Paintball Assassin
* KCHL[1]
 
The precise duration and terms of each arrangement have not been independently documented.
 
== Relationship with related teams ==
 
=== Demonz ===
 
Demonz was the senior team with which Demonz Red was initially associated. Contemporary results list Demonz and Demonz Red as separate entries, demonstrating that the names should not be treated as synonyms during 2007–2008.[5][6]
 
Demonz requires a separate article and tournament record.
 
=== KL Demonz ===
 
KL Demonz was a Malaysian roster that competed at the 2009 Millennium Series tournament and Intercontinental Cup in Paris. Contemporary coverage sometimes shortened its name to Demonz.[10]
 
The roster emerged during the period following the Demonz Red dispute, but the available evidence does not establish a simple renaming or uninterrupted organisational succession. KL Demonz results should remain separate unless stronger roster or management documentation is located.
 
=== Demonz Lucifer X ===
 
Demonz Lucifer X competed in lower divisions at Malaysian tournaments and finished third in Division 3 at the 2010 World Cup Asia.[20] The extent of its formal organisational relationship with Demonz Red has not been established.


== Selected results ==
== Selected results ==


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Year
! Year !! Competition !! Division !! Result
! Tournament
! Division
! Result
|-
| 2007
| World Cup Asia
| Division 2
| 3rd [4]
|-
| 2008
| MPOC Event 1
| Division 1
| 2nd [5]
|-
|-
| 2008
| 2008 || Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, overall season || Division 1 || Champions
| MPOC Event 2
| Division 1
| 2nd [7]
|-
|-
| 2008
| 2008 || Paintball World Cup Asia || Division 1 || Fifth*
| MPOC Event 3
| Division 1
| 2nd [7]
|-
|-
| 2008
| 2009 || Malaysian National Paintball League, finale || Division 1 || First
| Sultan of Kedah Cup
| Open
| 3rd [8]
|-
|-
| 2008
| 2010 || Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, finale || Division 1 || First
| MPOC season
| Division 1
| '''Overall champion''' [1][7]
|-
|-
| 2008
| 2010 || Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, overall season || Division 1 || Champions
| World Cup Asia
| Division 1
| 5th, according to the team's management [1]
|-
|-
| 2010
| 2011 || Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, finale || Division 1 || First
| MPOC Event 1
| Division 1
| 3rd [11]
|-
|-
| 2010
| 2011 || Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, overall season || Division 1 || Champions
| MPOC Event 2
| Division 1
| 2nd [12]
|-
|-
| 2010
| 2011 || Singapore Paintball Series, event 2 || Invitational International || Second
| MPOC Event 4
| Division 1
| 3rd [14]
|-
|-
| 2010
| 2012 || Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, round 1 || Division 1 || Fourth
| MPOC Event 5
| Division 1
| '''1st''' [2]
|-
| 2010
| MPOC season
| Division 1
| '''Overall champion''' [2]
|-
| 2011
| MPOC Event 1
| Division 1
| 2nd [16]
|-
| 2011
| MPOC Event 2
| Division 1
| '''1st''' [17]
|-
| 2011
| MPOC Event 3
| Division 1
| 2nd [18]
|-
| 2011
| MPOC Event 5
| Division 1
| '''1st''' [3]
|-
| 2011
| MPOC season
| Division 1
| '''Overall champion''' [3]
|-
| 2012
| MPOC Event 1
| Division 1
| 4th [19]
|}
|}
* Placing reported in Patrick Tan's published team account.[1]


== See also ==
== See also ==
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* [[Malaysian National Paintball League]]
* [[Malaysian National Paintball League]]
* [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]
* [[List of historically significant paintball teams]]


== References ==
== References ==


# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2009/06/demonz-red-according-to-patrick-tan.html Villain Paintball – “Demonz Red according to Patrick Tan”, 23 June 2009].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2009/06/demonz-red-according-to-patrick-tan.html Demonz Red according to Patrick Tan], ''Villain Paintball'', 23 June 2009.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/10/mpoc-2010-event-5-results-conclusions.html Villain Paintball – MPOC 2010 finale results and overall champions, 4 October 2010].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/10/mpoc-2010-event-5-results-conclusions.html MPOC 2010 – Event 5 – Results & Conclusions], ''Villain Paintball'', 4 October 2010.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/07/mpoc-2011-event-5-finale-results.html Villain Paintball – MPOC 2011 finale results and overall champions, 25 July 2011].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/07/mpoc-2011-event-5-finale-results.html MPOC 2011 – Event 5 The Finale – Results], ''Villain Paintball'', 25 July 2011.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2007/12/world-cup-asia-conclusion.html Villain Paintball – World Cup Asia 2007 results, 10 December 2007].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2008/02/mpoc-2008-1st-leg-results.html MPOC 2008 1st Leg – The Conclusion], ''Villain Paintball'', 21 February 2008.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2008/02/mpoc-2008-1st-leg-results.html Villain Paintball – MPOC 2008 first-leg results, 21 February 2008].
# [https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/728672/%2B2320 LYN Paintballers Thread V4!], ''Lowyat.NET'', contemporary compilation of 2008 MPOC round results and season champions.
# [https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/523470/all MY-NPL – 2007 finale and overall championship results, reproduced on Lowyat.NET, 12 November 2007].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2009/11/my-npl-2009-grand-finale-conclusion.html MY-NPL 2009 – Grand Finale – The Conclusion], report by tournament director Mohd Sofian bin Mohd Daud, ''Villain Paintball'', 11 November 2009.
# [https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/728672/%2B2320 Lowyat.NET Paintballers – compiled 2008 Malaysian tournament results, including MPOC rounds and overall championship].
# [https://singaporepaintball.blogspot.com/2011/10/ Full Results of Singapore Paintball Series 2011 Leg 2 – My Buona Vista Cup], ''Paintball in Singapore 101'', 23 October 2011.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2008/07/sultan-of-kedah-cup19-20-july2008.html Villain Paintball – Sultan of Kedah Cup 2008 results, 21 July 2008].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2012/01/mpoc-event-1-2012-results.html MPOC Event 1 2012 – Results!], ''Villain Paintball'', 9 January 2012.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2009/01/malaysia-paintball-2009-overview.html Villain Paintball – “Malaysia Paintball 2009: An Overview”, 20 January 2009].
# [https://seburo.blogspot.com/2009/07/ SEBURO – KL Demonz at the 2009 Millennium Series and Intercontinental Cup, July 2009].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/01/mpoc-2010-leg-1-results-conclusions.html Villain Paintball – MPOC 2010 first-leg results, 25 January 2010].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/04/mpoc-2010-leg-2-results-conclusions.html Villain Paintball – MPOC 2010 second-leg results, 19 April 2010].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/06/mpoc-2010-3rd-leg-results-conclusions.html Villain Paintball – MPOC 2010 third-leg results, 14 June 2010].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/07/mpoc-2010-event-4-results-conclusions.html Villain Paintball – MPOC 2010 fourth-round results, 26 July 2010].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/10/mpoc-2010-after-finale.html Villain Paintball – MPOC 2010 finale report, 7 October 2010].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/01/mpoc-2011-event-1-results-conclusions.html Villain Paintball – MPOC 2011 opening-round results, 16 January 2011].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/03/mpoc-2011-event-2-results-conclusions.html Villain Paintball – MPOC 2011 Chief Minister of Malacca Cup results, 7 March 2011].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/05/mpoc-2011-event-3-results-conclusions.html Villain Paintball – MPOC 2011 Sultan of Kedah Cup results, 8 May 2011].
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2012/01/mpoc-event-1-2012-results.html Villain Paintball – MPOC 2012 opening-round results, 9 January 2012].
# [https://3nitypaintball.wordpress.com/2010/12/01/world-cup-asia-2010-results/ Team 3nity – World Cup Asia 2010 results, 1 December 2010].


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[[Category:2010s in Malaysian paintball]]

Latest revision as of 10:49, 31 October 2026

Demonz Red were a Malaysian tournament paintball team. They won the Division 1 season championship in the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit in 2008, 2010 and 2011.[1][2][3]

The team initially competed as a second-line roster associated with Demonz, but contemporary results list the two names as separate tournament entries.[1][4]

History

[edit]

Formation and early competition

[edit]

In an account published in June 2009, Patrick Tan of Pro Paintball stated that Demonz Red formed to enter a PALS event in Taiwan during 2007. The players came from several team backgrounds, and Tan described the roster as initially secondary to the main Demonz team.[1]

Tan's account records a Division 2 series runner-up finish during 2007 and fifth place in Division 1 at the 2008 Paintball World Cup Asia.[1]

2008 MPOC championship

[edit]

Demonz and Demonz Red entered the opening round of the 2008 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit separately, finishing first and second respectively in Division 1.[4]

Demonz Red finished second at all five MPOC rounds and won the Division 1 overall season championship.[1][5]

2009

[edit]

In June 2009, Patrick Tan described disagreements within the team over training contributions and sponsorship arrangements, and the end of the roster with which he had worked.[1]

Later that year, a team competing as Demonz Red won Division 1 at the 2009 Malaysian National Paintball League finale at MAPAAC on 7–8 November. They defeated Wolverinez Sinar FM in the semi-finals and Raskal 2–0 in the final.[6]

Nemesis Legion, rather than Demonz Red, won the overall MY-NPL Division 1 season championship.[6]

2010 MPOC championship

[edit]

Demonz Red won Division 1 at the 2010 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit finale at MPSJ Stadium in Subang Jaya, finishing ahead of MacDev Ronin, Infernal and X-Fox. The published results also named Demonz Red as the Division 1 overall champions.[2]

2011–2012

[edit]

Demonz Red won Division 1 at the Putrajaya Cup finale of the 2011 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, ahead of Nemesis Legion, Raskal and Xtioneers. They were also named the Division 1 overall season champions.[3]

In Singapore, Demonz Red finished second behind Xtioneers in the Invitational International division at the second Singapore Paintball Series event of 2011.[7]

The team finished fourth in Division 1 at the opening round of the 2012 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit.[8]

Sponsorship

[edit]

Patrick Tan's account described support from Pro Paintball that included training paint and tournament costs. It also identified equipment support during the team's early seasons from JT, Energy Battery, Deathstix, Paintball Assassin and KCHL.[1]

Selected results

[edit]
Year Competition Division Result
2008 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, overall season Division 1 Champions
2008 Paintball World Cup Asia Division 1 Fifth*
2009 Malaysian National Paintball League, finale Division 1 First
2010 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, finale Division 1 First
2010 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, overall season Division 1 Champions
2011 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, finale Division 1 First
2011 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, overall season Division 1 Champions
2011 Singapore Paintball Series, event 2 Invitational International Second
2012 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, round 1 Division 1 Fourth
  • Placing reported in Patrick Tan's published team account.[1]

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. Demonz Red according to Patrick Tan, Villain Paintball, 23 June 2009.
  2. MPOC 2010 – Event 5 – Results & Conclusions, Villain Paintball, 4 October 2010.
  3. MPOC 2011 – Event 5 The Finale – Results, Villain Paintball, 25 July 2011.
  4. MPOC 2008 1st Leg – The Conclusion, Villain Paintball, 21 February 2008.
  5. LYN Paintballers Thread V4!, Lowyat.NET, contemporary compilation of 2008 MPOC round results and season champions.
  6. MY-NPL 2009 – Grand Finale – The Conclusion, report by tournament director Mohd Sofian bin Mohd Daud, Villain Paintball, 11 November 2009.
  7. Full Results of Singapore Paintball Series 2011 Leg 2 – My Buona Vista Cup, Paintball in Singapore 101, 23 October 2011.
  8. MPOC Event 1 2012 – Results!, Villain Paintball, 9 January 2012.