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2011 WPPL-CPCL was a Malaysian tournament paintball competition documented through three rounds in Cyberjaya. Contemporary announcements used the combined WPPL-CPCL name and directed readers to the World Paintball Players League website, wppl.tv.[1]

Nemesis won the opening v5.2 competition, Raskal won the second round and Nemesis Legion won the third. Infectious won the first two v4.2 competitions, while Mud Legion won the third.[2][3][4]

Organisation and format

The opening announcement identified Sports Arena Cyberjaya as the venue. It described a player-designed competition using a preliminary-stage prize pool funded from team registration fees.[1]

The second-round report identified three categories:[3]

Open: v5.2.
Intermediate: v4.2.
Novice: v3.2.

Cyberjaya-TV and Cyberview Sdn Bhd were named as providing coverage, with edited videos distributed through Cyberjaya-TV and YouTube.[1]

Round 1

Results published on 31 January recorded Nemesis as v5.2 champions and Infectious as v4.2 champions.[2]

Position	v5.2	v4.2
1st	Nemesis	Infectious
2nd	Demonz Red	Lost Boyz
3rd	RAZ Legion	Yin Yang
4th	Grammaton Clerics	Reaperz

Round 2

Results published on 4 May recorded Raskal as Open champions, Infectious as Intermediate champions and Rejimen 66 as Novice champions.[3]

Position	Open v5.2	Intermediate v4.2	Novice v3.2
1st	Raskal	Infectious	Rejimen 66
2nd	Demonz Red	Mud Legion	Semarak Api
3rd	Nemesis Legion	CCP-Santai	Haruman Abadi
4th	DR-X	Reaperz	SPATT

Round 3

Results published on 19 July recorded Nemesis Legion as v5.2 champions and Mud Legion as v4.2 champions.[4]

Position	v5.2	v4.2
1st	Nemesis Legion	Mud Legion
2nd	Raskal	Ying Yang
3rd	Perth City Trauma	Infectious
4th	RAZ Legion	Reaperz

The report did not publish v3.2 results.[4]

Preliminary prize pool

The announced prize-pool system returned part of the registration income to the eight highest-ranked teams after the preliminary stage. Those teams could also nominate players for a one-on-one play-off.[1]

Preliminary rankings were separate from final placings. At the opening round, Reaperz led the v4.2 preliminaries but finished fourth overall; Infectious progressed from second in the preliminaries to win the division.[2]

References

WPPL-CPPL 2011 starts this weekend, Villain Paintball, 24 January 2011. The heading uses CPPL; the announcement text uses CPCL.
WPPL-CPCL 2011 Leg 1 Results, Villain Paintball, 31 January 2011.
WPPL-CPCL 2011 Leg 2 Results, Villain Paintball, 4 May 2011.
WPPL-CPCL 2011 Leg 3 Results, Villain Paintball, 19 July 2011.

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-'''2011 WPPL-CPCL''' was a Malaysian tournament paintball season associated with the [[Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League]]. Contemporary reports document three rounds in Cyberjaya, with results published in January, May and July 2011.[1][2][3][4]
+'''2011 WPPL-CPCL''' was a Malaysian tournament [[paintball]] competition documented through three rounds in Cyberjaya. Contemporary announcements used the combined WPPL-CPCL name and directed readers to the [[World Paintball Players League]] website, wppl.tv.[1]
 Nemesis won the opening v5.2 competition, Raskal won the second round and Nemesis Legion won the third. Infectious won the first two v4.2 competitions, while Mud Legion won the third.[2][3][4]
 == Organisation and format ==
-The opening announcement described WPPL-CPCL as a player-designed league and identified Sports Arena Cyberjaya as the venue. The competition retained a preliminary-stage prize-pool system and a separate one-on-one competition for representatives of the eight highest-ranked teams.[1]
+The opening announcement identified Sports Arena Cyberjaya as the venue. It described a player-designed competition using a preliminary-stage prize pool funded from team registration fees.[1]
 The second-round report identified three categories:[3]
-* '''Open:''' v5.2.
+* Open: v5.2.
-* '''Intermediate:''' v4.2.
+* Intermediate: v4.2.
-* '''Novice:''' v3.2.
+* Novice: v3.2.
-Cyberjaya-TV and Cyberview Sdn Bhd were named as providing coverage of the season, with edited videos distributed through the Cyberjaya-TV website and YouTube.[1]
+Cyberjaya-TV and Cyberview Sdn Bhd were named as providing coverage, with edited videos distributed through Cyberjaya-TV and YouTube.[1]
 == Round 1 ==
 Results published on 31 January recorded Nemesis as v5.2 champions and Infectious as v4.2 champions.[2]
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 ! v4.2
 |-
-| 1
+| 1st
 | Nemesis
 | Infectious
 |-
-| 2
+| 2nd
 | Demonz Red
 | Lost Boyz
 |-
-| 3
+| 3rd
 | RAZ Legion
 | Yin Yang
 |-
-| 4
+| 4th
 | Grammaton Clerics
 | Reaperz
 |}
-The report also published preliminary rankings. Nemesis led v5.2 ahead of Demonz Red, RAZ Legion, Grammaton Clerics, RNR and Rainforest Tigers. Reaperz led v4.2 ahead of Infectious, Yin Yang, Lost Boyz, Ironwolf and Kejahatan.[2]
+== Round 2 ==
-== Round 2 ==
 Results published on 4 May recorded Raskal as Open champions, Infectious as Intermediate champions and Rejimen 66 as Novice champions.[3]
@@ Line 50: / Line 51: @@
 ! Novice v3.2
 |-
-| 1
+| 1st
 | Raskal
 | Infectious
 | Rejimen 66
 |-
-| 2
+| 2nd
 | Demonz Red
 | Mud Legion
 | Semarak Api
 |-
-| 3
+| 3rd
 | Nemesis Legion
 | CCP-Santai
 | Haruman Abadi
 |-
-| 4
+| 4th
 | DR-X
 | Reaperz
@@ Line 72: / Line 73: @@
 == Round 3 ==
-Results published on 19 July recorded Nemesis Legion as v5.2 champions and Mud Legion as v4.2 champions. Perth City Trauma finished third in v5.2.[4]
+Results published on 19 July recorded Nemesis Legion as v5.2 champions and Mud Legion as v4.2 champions.[4]
 {| class="wikitable"
@@ Line 79: / Line 81: @@
 ! v4.2
 |-
-| 1
+| 1st
 | Nemesis Legion
 | Mud Legion
 |-
-| 2
+| 2nd
 | Raskal
 | Ying Yang
 |-
-| 3
+| 3rd
 | Perth City Trauma
 | Infectious
 |-
-| 4
+| 4th
 | RAZ Legion
 | Reaperz
 |}
-The report stated that v3.2 results were not yet available.[4]
+The report did not publish v3.2 results.[4]
 == Preliminary prize pool ==
-The league allocated part of team registration income to a prize pool distributed among the eight highest-ranked teams after the preliminary stage. These teams could also nominate players for a one-on-one play-off.[1]
-Preliminary rankings were separate from final tournament placings. At the opening round, Reaperz led the v4.2 preliminary standings but finished fourth in the final results, while Infectious progressed from second in the preliminaries to win the division.[2]
+The announced prize-pool system returned part of the registration income to the eight highest-ranked teams after the preliminary stage. Those teams could also nominate players for a one-on-one play-off.[1]
+Preliminary rankings were separate from final placings. At the opening round, Reaperz led the v4.2 preliminaries but finished fourth overall; Infectious progressed from second in the preliminaries to win the division.[2]
 == See also ==
+* [[World Paintball Players League]]
 * [[Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League]]
 * [[2010 Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League]]
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 == References ==
-# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/01/wppl-cppl-2011-starts-this-weekend.html WPPL-CPCL 2011 starts this weekend], ''Villain Paintball'', 24 January 2011.
+# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/01/wppl-cppl-2011-starts-this-weekend.html WPPL-CPPL 2011 starts this weekend], ''Villain Paintball'', 24 January 2011. The heading uses CPPL; the announcement text uses CPCL.
 # [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/01/wppl-cpcl-2011-leg-1-results.html WPPL-CPCL 2011 Leg 1 Results], ''Villain Paintball'', 31 January 2011.
 # [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2011/05/wppl-cpcl-2011-leg-2-results.html WPPL-CPCL 2011 Leg 2 Results], ''Villain Paintball'', 4 May 2011.

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