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Create the May 2025 NAWASIA opening-round article using GunzUp event details and Jane Koh’s contemporary participant report. Confirm dates and Bangkok location; document Aisawan International participation without adding unverified results.
 
Add the organiser's documented top-four results for the 5-Star Pro and 4-Star Semi Pro divisions. Identify Asawa and Golden Dragons as the respective division winners and retain existing participation and coverage sources.
 
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'''2025 NAWASIA Competition Leg 1''' was a paintball tournament held in Bangkok, Thailand, on 10–11 May 2025. GunzUp lists the venue as SAP Sports Field in the Suwinthawong area. A contemporary participant report in ''Paintball Media'' independently confirms the event dates and Bangkok location.[1][2]
'''2025 NAWASIA Competition Leg 1''' was a [[paintball]] tournament held in Bangkok, Thailand, on 10–11 May 2025. GunzUp lists the venue as SAP Sports Field in Suwinthawong. Asawa won the 5-Star Pro division, while Golden Dragons won the 4-Star Semi Pro division.[1][2][6]


== Event record ==
== Event record ==
GunzUp records the tournament as “NAWASIA Competitions”, event number 1, with dates of 10–11 May 2025.[1]
GunzUp records the tournament as “NAWASIA Competitions”, event number “1”, with dates of 10–11 May 2025.[1]


In the June 2025 issue of ''Paintball Media'', Jane Koh described competing at the event with players from Singapore and Malaysia under Aisawan International.[2]
The event preceded [[2025 NAWASIA Competition Leg 2|the second round]], advertised for 2–3 August, and [[2025 NAWASIA Grand Finale|the finale]], advertised for 29–30 November.[3]
 
== Results ==
A results announcement in the NAWASIA competitions group explicitly identified the first leg and the dates of 10–11 May 2025. It listed the following placings.[6]
 
=== 5 Star — Pro ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1st || [[Asawa (Thailand Paintball Team)|Asawa]]
|-
| 2nd || [[Speed (Thailand Paintball Team)|Speed]]
|-
| 3rd || Golden Dragons
|-
| 4th || [[Inception (Thailand Paintball Team)|Inception]]
|}
 
=== 4 Star — Semi Pro ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1st || Golden Dragons
|-
| 2nd || Unknown
|-
| 3rd || Blue Lock
|-
| 4th || Ha-Pyak-Nee
|}


== Documented participation ==
== Documented participation ==
Koh's account names teammates Hafidah and Azmi, Collette and Kimi, Deon and Izza, Ah Fung, and Fabian Li. The report identifies players from both Singapore and Malaysia.[2]
In the June 2025 issue of ''Paintball Media'', Jane Koh described competing with players from Singapore and Malaysia under Aisawan International.[2]
 
Her account names teammates Hafidah and Azmi, Collette and Kimi, Deon and Izza, Ah Fung, and Fabian Li.[2]
 
Additional footage published by Paintball Frogman identifies Delta Wave at the 2025 first leg.[4]
 
== Contemporary coverage ==
Ramp Ninja published event coverage on 19 July 2025. Its description explicitly identifies NAWASIA Leg 1 in 2025 and names the venue as SPEED Paintball Field in Bangkok. Filming and editing were credited to Alex Kith and Ramp Ninja.[5]


The same account announced two further NAWASIA events in Bangkok for 2–3 August and 29–30 November 2025.[3]
Paintball Frogman's video similarly names Speed Paintball Field in its title. These sources use different venue wording from the GunzUp listing.[1][4][5]


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Paintball in Thailand]]
* [[NAWASIA Paintball Competition]]
* [[2025 NAWASIA Competition Leg 2]]
* [[2025 NAWASIA Grand Finale]]


== References ==
== References ==
# [https://www.gunzup.com/api/events/ GunzUp, public event records: “NAWASIA Competitions”, event number 1, 10–11 May 2025, SAP Sports Field.]
# [https://gunzup.com/api/events/ GunzUp, public event archive. “NAWASIA Competitions”, event number “1”, 10–11 May 2025, SAP Sports Field.]
# [https://viewer.joomag.com/paintball-media-magazine-june-2025/0805517001749647152/p18 Jane Koh, “The Real MVPs of Nawasia? Paintball Parents and Squishmallows”, ''Paintball Media'', June 2025, pp. 18–19.]
# [https://viewer.joomag.com/paintball-media-magazine-june-2025/0805517001749647152/p18 Jane Koh, “The Real MVPs of Nawasia? Paintball Parents and Squishmallows”, ''Paintball Media'', June 2025, pp. 18–19.]
# [https://viewer.joomag.com/paintball-media-magazine-june-2025/0805517001749647152/p20 Jane Koh, “The Real MVPs of Nawasia? Paintball Parents and Squishmallows”, continued, ''Paintball Media'', June 2025, p. 20.]
# [https://viewer.joomag.com/paintball-media-magazine-june-2025/0805517001749647152/p20 Jane Koh, “The Real MVPs of Nawasia? Paintball Parents and Squishmallows”, continued, ''Paintball Media'', June 2025, p. 20.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSdtXA5sNoE Paintball Frogman, “[Delta Wave] NAWASIA competitions 2025 1st leg speed paintball field”, YouTube, August 2025.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWznsvXmpsw Ramp Ninja, “Bangkok’s BIGGEST Paintball Event | NAWASIA 2025 at SPEED Paintball Field”, YouTube, 19 July 2025.]
# [https://www.facebook.com/groups/147708543357570/posts/1043403303788085/ NAWASIA competitions group, “nawasia leg1 results — 10–11 may 2025”, Facebook. Lists the top four in the 5-Star Pro and 4-Star Semi Pro divisions.]


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[[Category:Paintball in Bangkok]]
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[[Category:2020s in Thai paintball]]

Latest revision as of 10:40, 1 November 2026

2025 NAWASIA Competition Leg 1 was a paintball tournament held in Bangkok, Thailand, on 10–11 May 2025. GunzUp lists the venue as SAP Sports Field in Suwinthawong. Asawa won the 5-Star Pro division, while Golden Dragons won the 4-Star Semi Pro division.[1][2][6]

Event record

[edit]

GunzUp records the tournament as “NAWASIA Competitions”, event number “1”, with dates of 10–11 May 2025.[1]

The event preceded the second round, advertised for 2–3 August, and the finale, advertised for 29–30 November.[3]

Results

[edit]

A results announcement in the NAWASIA competitions group explicitly identified the first leg and the dates of 10–11 May 2025. It listed the following placings.[6]

5 Star — Pro

[edit]
Position Team
1st Asawa
2nd Speed
3rd Golden Dragons
4th Inception

4 Star — Semi Pro

[edit]
Position Team
1st Golden Dragons
2nd Unknown
3rd Blue Lock
4th Ha-Pyak-Nee

Documented participation

[edit]

In the June 2025 issue of Paintball Media, Jane Koh described competing with players from Singapore and Malaysia under Aisawan International.[2]

Her account names teammates Hafidah and Azmi, Collette and Kimi, Deon and Izza, Ah Fung, and Fabian Li.[2]

Additional footage published by Paintball Frogman identifies Delta Wave at the 2025 first leg.[4]

Contemporary coverage

[edit]

Ramp Ninja published event coverage on 19 July 2025. Its description explicitly identifies NAWASIA Leg 1 in 2025 and names the venue as SPEED Paintball Field in Bangkok. Filming and editing were credited to Alex Kith and Ramp Ninja.[5]

Paintball Frogman's video similarly names Speed Paintball Field in its title. These sources use different venue wording from the GunzUp listing.[1][4][5]

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. GunzUp, public event archive. “NAWASIA Competitions”, event number “1”, 10–11 May 2025, SAP Sports Field.
  2. Jane Koh, “The Real MVPs of Nawasia? Paintball Parents and Squishmallows”, Paintball Media, June 2025, pp. 18–19.
  3. Jane Koh, “The Real MVPs of Nawasia? Paintball Parents and Squishmallows”, continued, Paintball Media, June 2025, p. 20.
  4. Paintball Frogman, “[Delta Wave NAWASIA competitions 2025 1st leg speed paintball field”, YouTube, August 2025.]
  5. Ramp Ninja, “Bangkok’s BIGGEST Paintball Event | NAWASIA 2025 at SPEED Paintball Field”, YouTube, 19 July 2025.
  6. NAWASIA competitions group, “nawasia leg1 results — 10–11 may 2025”, Facebook. Lists the top four in the 5-Star Pro and 4-Star Semi Pro divisions.