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The '''2016 Paintball World Cup Asia''' was an international paintball tournament held at Varsity Green, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Competition took place from 21 to 23 October 2016 as part of the [[Paintball Asia League Series]] (PALS).[1][2]
The '''2016 Paintball World Cup Asia''' was an international paintball tournament held at Varsity Green, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Competition took place from 21–23 October 2016 as part of the [[Paintball Asia League Series]] (PALS).[1][2]


Malaysia's Duckside Aisawan won Division 1 ahead of Datis and Raskal Malaysia. The United States won the national-team competition, followed by Belgium and Thailand.[3]
Duckside Aisawan won Division 1 ahead of Datis and Raskal Malaysia. SPEED won Division 2 and MPPP Jokerz won Division 3. The United States won the national-team competition, followed by Belgium and Thailand.[3]


== Venue and programme ==
== Venue and programme ==
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The tournament took place at the University of Malaya's Varsity Green. Contemporary event coverage described it as World Cup Asia's tenth anniversary.[2]
The tournament took place at the University of Malaya's Varsity Green. Contemporary event coverage described it as World Cup Asia's tenth anniversary.[2]


The competition programme included a Pro RaceTo-4 category for national teams, Division 1 RaceTo-4, Division 2 RaceTo-3, Division 3 RaceTo-2 and Mechanical Division 4 RaceTo-1.[1][3]
The competition programme included a national-team Race to 4 category, Division 1 Race to 4, Division 2 Race to 3, Division 3 Race to 2 and Mechanical Division 4 Race to 1.[1]
 
== Formats and registration ==
 
The PBLeagues registration record lists 108 entries, of which 107 were paid.[1]
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Category !! Advertised format !! Game duration !! Registered entries !! Paid entries
|-
| National Division || Race to 4 || 10 minutes || 12 || 12
|-
| Division 1 || Race to 4 || 10 minutes || 11 || 11
|-
| Division 2 || Race to 3 || 8 minutes || 17 || 17
|-
| Division 3 || Race to 2 || 6 minutes || 36 || 36
|-
| Mechanical Division 4 || Race to 1 || 5 minutes || 32 || 31
|-
! colspan="3" | Total
! 108
! 107
|}
 
These figures are registration totals rather than an independently verified attendance count.[1]


== Divisional results ==
== Divisional results ==


Duckside Aisawan won Division 1, SPEED won Division 2, and MPPP Jokerz won Division 3.[3]
The following Division 1–3 placings are recorded in the PBLeagues event results.[3]
 
=== Division 1 ===


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Division
! Position !! Team
! First
|-
! Second
| 1 || Duckside Aisawan
! Third
|-
! Fourth
| 2 || Datis
|-
| 3 || Raskal Malaysia
|-
| 4 || STK
|-
| 5 || Muddy Water Boys
|-
| 6 || Xtioneers
|-
|-
| Division 1 RaceTo-4
| 7 || Nemesis Legion
| Duckside Aisawan
| Datis
| Raskal Malaysia
| STK
|-
|-
| Division 2 RaceTo-3
| 8 || Alumni X
| SPEED
| [[Unknown (Malaysia Paintball Team)|Unknown]]
| Waxers Legion
| Medan Smokers Aisawan
|-
|-
| Division 3 RaceTo-2
| 9 || DRX Aisawan
| MPPP Jokerz
|-
| Kamikaze Kings
| 10 || Team Labuyo
| Yin Yang
|-
| Outlaws Uprising
| 11 || RAW Empire
|}
|}


Placings are recorded in the PBLeagues event rankings.[3]
=== Division 2 ===


=== Division 1 standings ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1 || SPEED
|-
| 2 || [[Unknown (Malaysia Paintball Team)|Unknown]]
|-
| 3 || Waxers Legion
|-
| 4 || Medan Smokers Aisawan
|-
| 5 || TGI Fusion X
|-
| 6 || Dracone
|-
| 7 || Izmir Angelpark
|-
| 8 || Red Sevens
|-
| 9 || Lost Votolocos
|-
| 10 || Paint Mechanix
|-
| 11 || Sakai
|-
| 12 || Johor Pirates
|-
| 13 || Raiders
|-
| 14 || KL Collide
|-
| 15 || Killerbeez
|-
| 16 || DnD 300
|-
| 17 || Tolo Tolo
|}
 
=== Division 3 ===


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Position
! Position !! Team
! Team
|-
| 1 || MPPP Jokerz
|-
| 2 || Kamikaze Kings
|-
| 3 || Yin Yang
|-
| 4 || Outlaws Uprising
|-
| 5 || MPJBT Tigers
|-
|-
| 1
| 6 || KL SOGO
| Duckside Aisawan
|-
|-
| 2
| 7 || Splatmasters
| Datis
|-
|-
| 3
| 8 || Mambang Di Awan
| Raskal Malaysia
|-
|-
| 4
| 8 || WR1 UITM Team Tact
| STK
|-
|-
| 5
| 10 || Banditos Paintball
| Muddy Water Boys
|-
|-
| 6
| 11 || EJPC
| Xtioneers
|-
|-
| 7
| 12 || The Popeye Army
| Nemesis Legion
|-
|-
| 8
| 13 || EOS Knights
| Alumni X
|-
|-
| 9
| 14 || Kejahatan
| DRX Aisawan
|-
|-
| 10
| 15 || Elmohad
| Team Labuyo
|-
|-
| 11
| 16 || Devil Bat
| RAW Empire
|-
| 17 || Sandakan Destroyer Army
|-
| 18 || ArcaniA
|-
| 19 || OKAY-U
|-
| 20 || Duckside Aisawan 2
|-
| 21 || NRG
|-
| 22 || Lanun
|-
| 23 || Leakside Jokerz Aisawan
|-
| 24 || Duck Vader
|-
| 25 || Medan Gorga
|-
| 26 || Aletheia SG
|-
| 27 || Bellyaw
|-
| 28 || South Spartans
|-
| 29 || SriCandy
|-
| 30 || CMX Hamoon
|-
| 31 || Annex 17
|-
| 32 || Ababil MDKpr
|-
| 33 || Ignite Paintball Team
|-
| 34 || YUMSC Paintball
|-
| 35 || A.C.E.S
|-
| 36 || Vendetta
|}
|}


Final Division 1 standings are recorded by PBLeagues.[3]
Mambang Di Awan and WR1 UITM Team Tact are both recorded in eighth place.[3]
 
=== Mechanical Division 4 ===
 
Mechanical Division 4 appears in the registration and results records. However, its published results contain duplicate first-to-fourth positions: 300 DnD, Anarki Legion, Black Ccp and BOB Hunterz are numbered first through fourth, while KJ Team, Hangtuah Warrior, MPPP Resistance and Laksamana are also assigned those positions.[3]


== National-team competition ==
== National-team competition ==


The national-team competition was listed as Pro RaceTo-4. The United States finished first, ahead of Belgium, Thailand and Turkey. Malaysia finished fifth.[3]
The United States finished first in the national-team competition, ahead of Belgium, Thailand and Turkey. Malaysia finished fifth.[3]


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Position
! Position !! Team
! Team
|-
|-
| 1
| 1 || United States
| United States
|-
|-
| 2
| 2 || Belgium
| Belgium
|-
|-
| 3
| 3 || Thailand
| Thailand
|-
|-
| 4
| 4 || Turkey
| Turkey
|-
|-
| 5
| 5 || Malaysia
| Malaysia
|-
|-
| 6
| 6 || Australia
| Australia
|-
|-
| 7
| 7 || Singapore
| Singapore
|-
|-
| 8
| 8 || Philippines
| Philippines
|-
|-
| 9
| 9 || Brunei Pantas
| Brunei Pantas
|-
|-
| 10
| 10 || Indonesia
| Indonesia
|-
|-
| 11
| 11 || India
| India
|-
|-
| 12
| 12 || Iran
| Iran
|}
|}
Final placings are recorded in the PBLeagues event rankings.[3]


== See also ==
== See also ==


* [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Paintball Asia League Series]]
* [[2016 Asia and Asia Pacific Cup]]
* [[2016 Paintball Asia League Series Singapore]]
* [[2015 Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[2015 Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Paintball Asia League Series]]
* [[2017 Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]


== References ==
== References ==


# [https://pbleagues.com/event/4815/info Paintball World Cup Asia 2016: Event information], PBLeagues, competition dates 21–23 October 2016.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/4815/info Paintball World Cup Asia 2016: Event information], PBLeagues, competition dates 21–23 October 2016. Formats, game durations and registration totals.
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pg8HCnKMi54 Paintball World Cup Asia 2016], Bob Tahar, event video and description, published 12 December 2016.
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pg8HCnKMi54 Paintball World Cup Asia 2016], Bob Tahar, event video and description, published 12 December 2016.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/4815/rankings Rankings: Paintball World Cup Asia 2016], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/4815/rankings Paintball World Cup Asia 2016: Places], PBLeagues, divisional and national-team records.


[[Category:Paintball tournaments in Malaysia]]
[[Category:Paintball tournaments in Malaysia]]

Latest revision as of 14:47, 2 November 2026

The 2016 Paintball World Cup Asia was an international paintball tournament held at Varsity Green, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Competition took place from 21–23 October 2016 as part of the Paintball Asia League Series (PALS).[1][2]

Duckside Aisawan won Division 1 ahead of Datis and Raskal Malaysia. SPEED won Division 2 and MPPP Jokerz won Division 3. The United States won the national-team competition, followed by Belgium and Thailand.[3]

Venue and programme

[edit]

The tournament took place at the University of Malaya's Varsity Green. Contemporary event coverage described it as World Cup Asia's tenth anniversary.[2]

The competition programme included a national-team Race to 4 category, Division 1 Race to 4, Division 2 Race to 3, Division 3 Race to 2 and Mechanical Division 4 Race to 1.[1]

Formats and registration

[edit]

The PBLeagues registration record lists 108 entries, of which 107 were paid.[1]

Category Advertised format Game duration Registered entries Paid entries
National Division Race to 4 10 minutes 12 12
Division 1 Race to 4 10 minutes 11 11
Division 2 Race to 3 8 minutes 17 17
Division 3 Race to 2 6 minutes 36 36
Mechanical Division 4 Race to 1 5 minutes 32 31
Total 108 107

These figures are registration totals rather than an independently verified attendance count.[1]

Divisional results

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The following Division 1–3 placings are recorded in the PBLeagues event results.[3]

Division 1

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Position Team
1 Duckside Aisawan
2 Datis
3 Raskal Malaysia
4 STK
5 Muddy Water Boys
6 Xtioneers
7 Nemesis Legion
8 Alumni X
9 DRX Aisawan
10 Team Labuyo
11 RAW Empire

Division 2

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Position Team
1 SPEED
2 Unknown
3 Waxers Legion
4 Medan Smokers Aisawan
5 TGI Fusion X
6 Dracone
7 Izmir Angelpark
8 Red Sevens
9 Lost Votolocos
10 Paint Mechanix
11 Sakai
12 Johor Pirates
13 Raiders
14 KL Collide
15 Killerbeez
16 DnD 300
17 Tolo Tolo

Division 3

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Position Team
1 MPPP Jokerz
2 Kamikaze Kings
3 Yin Yang
4 Outlaws Uprising
5 MPJBT Tigers
6 KL SOGO
7 Splatmasters
8 Mambang Di Awan
8 WR1 UITM Team Tact
10 Banditos Paintball
11 EJPC
12 The Popeye Army
13 EOS Knights
14 Kejahatan
15 Elmohad
16 Devil Bat
17 Sandakan Destroyer Army
18 ArcaniA
19 OKAY-U
20 Duckside Aisawan 2
21 NRG
22 Lanun
23 Leakside Jokerz Aisawan
24 Duck Vader
25 Medan Gorga
26 Aletheia SG
27 Bellyaw
28 South Spartans
29 SriCandy
30 CMX Hamoon
31 Annex 17
32 Ababil MDKpr
33 Ignite Paintball Team
34 YUMSC Paintball
35 A.C.E.S
36 Vendetta

Mambang Di Awan and WR1 UITM Team Tact are both recorded in eighth place.[3]

Mechanical Division 4

[edit]

Mechanical Division 4 appears in the registration and results records. However, its published results contain duplicate first-to-fourth positions: 300 DnD, Anarki Legion, Black Ccp and BOB Hunterz are numbered first through fourth, while KJ Team, Hangtuah Warrior, MPPP Resistance and Laksamana are also assigned those positions.[3]

National-team competition

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The United States finished first in the national-team competition, ahead of Belgium, Thailand and Turkey. Malaysia finished fifth.[3]

Position Team
1 United States
2 Belgium
3 Thailand
4 Turkey
5 Malaysia
6 Australia
7 Singapore
8 Philippines
9 Brunei Pantas
10 Indonesia
11 India
12 Iran

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. Paintball World Cup Asia 2016: Event information, PBLeagues, competition dates 21–23 October 2016. Formats, game durations and registration totals.
  2. Paintball World Cup Asia 2016, Bob Tahar, event video and description, published 12 December 2016.
  3. Paintball World Cup Asia 2016: Places, PBLeagues, divisional and national-team records.
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