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Aisawan is a Thai tournament paintball team associated with Bangkok. The team won Division 1 at Paintball World Cup Asia in 2014 and 2015, and finished first in the published 2014 Paintball Asia League Series (PALS) Division 1 season standings.[1][2][3]

History

Early documented competition

Aisawan's PBLeagues record identifies Bangkok as its home location and gives a registration date of 31 January 2014. This is a database registration date rather than a confirmed founding date.[1]

The same record lists participation in 2014 Thailand Paintball Official Circuit Leg 1 on 8–9 February 2014.[1]

PALS competition, 2014–2015

Aisawan won Division 1 at 2014 PALS Thailand, finishing first among seven teams. It subsequently won Division 1 at World Cup Asia in Langkawi and finished first in the published PALS season standings.[1][2]

In 2015, Aisawan finished third at 2015 PALS Thailand and third at the Singapore PALS event. The team then won Division 1 at World Cup Asia for a second consecutive year, finishing ahead of Cobra Kai, KTM Nemesis Legion and Infernal.[1][3]

Competition in 2016

Aisawan won the Open division at both documented Singapore Paintball Series rounds in March and September 2016.[1]

On 23–25 September, the team competed at 2016 TPOC Gelkaps Phuket International, winning Division 1 ahead of Infernal and Inception Aisawan.[1][4]

Later documented competition

In 2017, Aisawan finished fourth in Division 1 at the ASEAN Paintball Championships / Renegade Paintball Championship opening round and fourth in the PALS P7 category at the GI Sportz Singapore Cup.[1]

Its separate team history records third place in RaceTo-4 at 2017 World Paintball Championship. The event's wider results table contains repeated leading positions, so this placing follows the team-specific record.[1]

At the Paris-Chantilly Open on 24–26 May 2019, Aisawan finished tenth among fourteen teams in Semi-Pro X-Ball.[1]

Separately recorded teams

Tournament records distinguish Aisawan from other entries carrying the Aisawan name.

At World Cup Asia in 2014, Aisawan won Division 1, SPEED Aisawan won Division 2 and Virgin Aisawan won Division 3.[2]

At the 2016 Phuket tournament, Aisawan and Inception Aisawan were separate Division 1 entries, finishing first and third respectively.[4]

These results belong to the named tournament entries and should not be combined as the results of a single roster.

Selected tournament results

Year	Event or standings	Division	Result
2014	2014 PALS Thailand	Division 1	1st [1]
2014	World Cup Asia	Division 1	1st [1][2]
2014	PALS season standings	Division 1	1st [2]
2015	2015 PALS Thailand	Division 1	3rd [1]
2015	PALS Singapore	Division 1	3rd [1]
2015	World Cup Asia	Division 1	1st [1][3]
2016	Singapore Paintball Series Leg 1	Open	1st [1]
2016	Singapore Paintball Series Leg 2	Open	1st [1]
2016	2016 TPOC Gelkaps Phuket International	Division 1	1st [4]
2017	ASEAN Paintball Championships / Renegade Paintball Championship Leg 1	Division 1	4th [1]
2017	GI Sportz Singapore Cup	PALS P7	4th [1]
2017	2017 World Paintball Championship	RaceTo-4	3rd in team history [1]
2019	Paris-Chantilly Open	Semi-Pro X-Ball	10th [1]

References

External links

Aisawan tournament history on PBLeagues

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+'''Aisawan''' is a Thai tournament paintball team associated with Bangkok. The team won Division 1 at [[Paintball World Cup Asia]] in 2014 and 2015, and finished first in the published 2014 [[Paintball Asia League Series]] (PALS) Division 1 season standings.[1][2][3]
-'''Aisawan''' was a Thai tournament [[paintball]] team based in Bangkok, Thailand. The team competed in the [[Paintball Asia League Series]] (PALS), winning consecutive Division 1 championships at [[Paintball World Cup Asia]] in 2014 and 2015.[1][2]
-Aisawan also won the 2014 PALS Division 1 season championship, the 2016 Phuket International tournament and multiple Singapore Paintball Series events. Its recorded competition history extends from 2014 to 2019.[1][2][3]
 == History ==
-=== Formation and early competition ===
+=== Early documented competition ===
+Aisawan's PBLeagues record identifies Bangkok as its home location and gives a registration date of 31 January 2014. This is a database registration date rather than a confirmed founding date.[1]
-Aisawan was associated with the Thai tournament paintball organisation [[Aisawan International]], established by Bangkok-based paintball organiser [[Acha Aisawan]] in 2013.[4]
-The team's earliest recorded PBLeagues registration dates to 31 January 2014. The registration date does not establish when the team was originally formed.[1]
-=== 2014 PALS championship ===
-Aisawan competed in Division 1 of the 2014 Paintball Asia League Series.
-At the opening tournament in Bangkok, held from 28 to 30 March 2014, Aisawan finished first among seven Division 1 teams.
-The team subsequently competed at World Cup Asia in Malaysia from 7 to 9 November.
-Aisawan won the Division 1 championship, finishing ahead of Australia's STK, Iran's Datis and Malaysia's [[Raskal Malaysia]].
-The two tournament victories secured first place in the 2014 PALS Division 1 season standings.[1][2]
-=== 2015 World Cup Asia ===
-Aisawan continued competing in the PALS Division 1 championship during 2015.
-The team finished third at the opening Bangkok tournament in March and third at the Singapore leg in June.
-At the season-ending World Cup Asia in Langkawi, Malaysia, held from 30 October to 1 November, Aisawan won Division 1.
-The team finished first among sixteen competitors, ahead of Japan's Cobra Kai, Malaysia's [[Nemesis Legion]] and Thailand's [[Infernal (paintball team)|Infernal]].[1][5]
-The victory marked Aisawan's second consecutive World Cup Asia Division 1 championship.
-=== 2016 competition ===
+The same record lists participation in [[2014 Thailand Paintball Official Circuit Leg 1]] on 8–9 February 2014.[1]
-Aisawan continued competing internationally during 2016.
+=== PALS competition, 2014–2015 ===
+Aisawan won Division 1 at [[2014 PALS Thailand]], finishing first among seven teams. It subsequently won Division 1 at World Cup Asia in Langkawi and finished first in the published PALS season standings.[1][2]
-The team won the Open division at the first Singapore Paintball Series tournament in March.
+In 2015, Aisawan finished third at [[2015 PALS Thailand]] and third at the Singapore PALS event. The team then won Division 1 at World Cup Asia for a second consecutive year, finishing ahead of Cobra Kai, KTM Nemesis Legion and [[Infernal (Thailand Paintball Team)|Infernal]].[1][3]
-Aisawan subsequently won the second Singapore Paintball Series event in September.
+=== Competition in 2016 ===
+Aisawan won the Open division at both documented Singapore Paintball Series rounds in March and September 2016.[1]
-Later that month, the team won Division 1 X-Ball at the Phuket International tournament in Thailand, finishing first among eight teams.[1]
+On 23–25 September, the team competed at [[2016 TPOC Gelkaps Phuket International]], winning Division 1 ahead of Infernal and Inception Aisawan.[1][4]
-=== Later competition ===
+=== Later documented competition ===
+In 2017, Aisawan finished fourth in Division 1 at the ASEAN Paintball Championships / Renegade Paintball Championship opening round and fourth in the PALS P7 category at the GI Sportz Singapore Cup.[1]
-Aisawan remained active in international tournament paintball during 2017.
+Its separate team history records third place in RaceTo-4 at [[2017 World Paintball Championship]]. The event's wider results table contains repeated leading positions, so this placing follows the team-specific record.[1]
-At the GI Sportz Singapore Cup in May, the team finished fourth in the PALS P7 division.
+At the Paris-Chantilly Open on 24–26 May 2019, Aisawan finished tenth among fourteen teams in Semi-Pro X-Ball.[1]
-The team subsequently finished third at the World Paintball Championship held in Thailand in December 2017.[1]
+== Separately recorded teams ==
+Tournament records distinguish Aisawan from other entries carrying the Aisawan name.
-Aisawan also competed in Europe.
+At World Cup Asia in 2014, Aisawan won Division 1, [[SPEED Aisawan (Thailand Paintball Team)|SPEED Aisawan]] won Division 2 and [[Virgin Aisawan (Thailand Paintball Team)|Virgin Aisawan]] won Division 3.[2]
-At the 2019 Paris-Chantilly Open in France, the team entered the Semi-Professional X-Ball division, finishing tenth among fourteen teams.[1]
+At the 2016 Phuket tournament, Aisawan and [[Inception Aisawan (Thailand Paintball Team)|Inception Aisawan]] were separate Division 1 entries, finishing first and third respectively.[4]
-The available records do not establish the team's subsequent competitive history.
+These results belong to the named tournament entries and should not be combined as the results of a single roster.
-== Aisawan International ==
-The team was associated with [[Aisawan International]], a Thai paintball organisation founded by Acha Aisawan.
-The wider Aisawan name appeared in Asian tournament competition through several independently registered squads, including SPEED Aisawan, Virgin Aisawan and Inception Aisawan.
-At the 2014 World Cup Asia, SPEED Aisawan won Division 2 and Virgin Aisawan won Division 3, while the principal Aisawan team won Division 1.[2][6][7]
-These were separate tournament entries, and their competitive results should not be attributed to the principal Aisawan roster.
 == Selected tournament results ==
 {| class="wikitable"
-! Year
+! Year !! Event or standings !! Division !! Result
-! Tournament or series
+|-
-! Division
+| 2014 || [[2014 PALS Thailand]] || Division 1 || 1st [1]
-! Result
 |-
-| 2014
+| 2014 || World Cup Asia || Division 1 || 1st [1][2]
-| PALS Bangkok
-| Division 1 X-Ball
-| '''1st''' [1]
 |-
-| 2014
+| 2014 || PALS season standings || Division 1 || 1st [2]
-| World Cup Asia
-| Division 1 X-Ball
-| '''1st''' [1]
 |-
-| 2014
+| 2015 || [[2015 PALS Thailand]] || Division 1 || 3rd [1]
-| PALS season standings
-| Division 1 X-Ball
-| '''Series champions''' [2]
 |-
-| 2015
+| 2015 || PALS Singapore || Division 1 || 3rd [1]
-| PALS Bangkok
-| Division 1 X-Ball
-| 3rd [1]
 |-
-| 2015
+| 2015 || World Cup Asia || Division 1 || 1st [1][3]
-| PALS Singapore
-| Division 1 X-Ball
-| 3rd [1]
 |-
-| 2015
+| 2016 || Singapore Paintball Series Leg 1 || Open || 1st [1]
-| World Cup Asia
-| Division 1 X-Ball
-| '''1st''' [5]
 |-
-| 2016
+| 2016 || Singapore Paintball Series Leg 2 || Open || 1st [1]
-| Singapore Paintball Series, Event 1
-| Open
-| '''1st''' [1]
 |-
-| 2016
+| 2016 || [[2016 TPOC Gelkaps Phuket International]] || Division 1 || 1st [4]
-| Singapore Paintball Series, Event 2
-| Open
-| '''1st''' [1]
 |-
-| 2016
+| 2017 || ASEAN Paintball Championships / Renegade Paintball Championship Leg 1 || Division 1 || 4th [1]
-| Phuket International
-| Division 1 X-Ball
-| '''1st''' [1]
 |-
-| 2017
+| 2017 || GI Sportz Singapore Cup || PALS P7 || 4th [1]
-| GI Sportz Singapore Cup
-| PALS P7
-| 4th [1]
 |-
-| 2017
+| 2017 || [[2017 World Paintball Championship]] || RaceTo-4 || 3rd in team history [1]
-| World Paintball Championship, Thailand
-| Race-to-4
-| 3rd [1]
 |-
-| 2019
+| 2019 || Paris-Chantilly Open || Semi-Pro X-Ball || 10th [1]
-| Paris-Chantilly Open, France
-| Semi-Pro X-Ball
-| 10th [1]
 |}
 == See also ==
+* [[Paintball in Thailand]]
-* [[Aisawan International]]
+* [[PALS Thailand]]
-* [[Acha Aisawan]]
 * [[Paintball Asia League Series]]
 * [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]
-* [[Infernal (paintball team)]]
+* [[Infernal (Thailand Paintball Team)|Infernal]]
-* [[Raskal Malaysia]]
-* [[List of historically significant paintball teams]]
 == References ==
+# [https://pbleagues.com/team/JrTeCEZ8YXiL8pni “Aisawan”, PBLeagues. Home location, registration date and historical tournament results.]
-# [https://pbleagues.com/team/JrTeCEZ8YXiL8pni PBLeagues – Aisawan, Official Historical Tournament Results, 2014–2019].
+# [https://pbleagues.com/league/219/seasonRankings/2014 “2014 Season Rankings: Paintball Asia League Series”, PBLeagues. Event results and season positions.]
-# [https://pbleagues.com/league/219/seasonRankings/2014 PBLeagues – Paintball Asia League Series, 2014 Official Season Rankings].
+# [https://pbleagues.com/league/219/seasonRankings/2015 “2015 Season Rankings: Paintball Asia League Series”, PBLeagues. World Cup Asia divisional results.]
-# [https://pbleagues.com/event/3642/schedule PBLeagues – World Cup Asia 2014, Official Match Schedule and Results, 7–9 November 2014].
+# [https://pbleagues.com/event/4809/rankings “Places: TPOC – Gelkaps Phuket International”, PBLeagues, 23–25 September 2016.]
-# [https://www.achaaisawan.com/ Nawasia Competition – Acha Aisawan and Aisawan International, Organisational History].
-# [https://pbleagues.com/league/219/seasonRankings/2015 PBLeagues – Paintball Asia League Series, 2015 Official Division Rankings].
-# [https://pbleagues.com/team/q9jsmkePSf2ruGM8 PBLeagues – SPEED Aisawan, Historical Tournament Results].
-# [https://pbleagues.com/team/BBm9qnZPptIc5VA2 PBLeagues – Virgin Aisawan, Historical Tournament Results].
 == External links ==
+* [https://pbleagues.com/team/JrTeCEZ8YXiL8pni Aisawan tournament history on PBLeagues]
-* [https://pbleagues.com/team/JrTeCEZ8YXiL8pni Aisawan historical tournament results on PBLeagues]
-[[Category:Paintball teams]]
 [[Category:Thai paintball teams]]
-[[Category:Paintball in Asia]]
+[[Category:Paintball in Bangkok]]
-[[Category:Historical paintball teams]]
+[[Category:2010s in Thai paintball]]

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