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'''NAWASIA Paintball Competition''' (also styled '''Nawasia Competition''' or '''NAWASIA Competition Series''') is a competitive paintball tournament series based in Bangkok, Thailand. The competition is associated with Thai paintball organiser Acha Aisawan and the World Paintball Sport Academy.
'''NAWASIA Paintball Competition''' (also styled '''NAWASIA Competition''') is a [[paintball]] tournament series in Thailand. Event records document a three-round programme in 2024 and further competitions in 2025 and 2026. The organiser's website identifies Acha Aisawan as its founder and owner.[1][2]


The series organises speedball and X-Ball competition across several divisions. Documented tournament announcements identify [[SAP Speed Airsoft & Paintball Field]] in Lat Krabang, Bangkok, as a venue for the 2025 and 2026 seasons.
The series' exact founding date and complete historical results have not been established.
 
In 2026, NAWASIA adopted a three-tier divisional structure designated five-star, four-star and three-star. A major international final was scheduled for 30 October to 1 November 2026 in Bangkok, including a Nations Cup and club-team competitions.
 
An August 2026 report in ''Paintball Media Magazine'' stated that 14 nations had registered for the Nations Cup and that the wider event had attracted club players from 17 countries.[1] These figures describe advance registrations rather than verified final attendance.
 
The competition's exact founding date and complete historical results have not been established.
 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ NAWASIA Paintball Competition
|-
! Name
| NAWASIA Paintball Competition
|-
! Alternative names
| Nawasia Competition; NAWASIA Competition Series
|-
! Sport
| [[Paintball]]
|-
! Discipline
| [[Speedball]]; [[X-Ball]]
|-
! Type
| Competitive paintball tournament series
|-
! Country
| Thailand
|-
! Base
| Bangkok
|-
! Documented activity
| 2025–2026
|-
! Associated organiser
| Acha Aisawan
|-
! Associated organisation
| World Paintball Sport Academy
|-
! Associated venue
| [[SAP Speed Airsoft & Paintball Field]]
|-
! Divisions in 2025
| Pro; Semi Pro; Division One
|-
! Divisions in 2026
| Five-star; Four-star; Three-star
|-
! International competition
| Nations Cup announced for 2026 final
|-
! Website
| https://www.achaaisawan.com/
|}


== History ==
== History ==


=== Background ===
=== 2024 programme ===
 
GunzUp records three NAWASIA events in 2024: an opening event on 21 January, a second event on 19 May and a Grand Finale on 7–8 September. All three records name Speed Airsoft Paintball as the venue.[1]
NAWASIA developed within Thailand's established competitive paintball community.
 
Thailand had previously hosted international competitions associated with the [[Paintball Asia League Series]], [[Thailand Paintball Official Circuit]] and [[World Paintball Championship (Thailand)|World Paintball Championship]].
 
NAWASIA continued this tradition by organising competitive paintball in Bangkok, with several divisions accommodating teams of different experience levels.
 
The exact founding date of the series has not been independently established.
 
=== Organisation ===


The competition is associated with Acha Aisawan, a Bangkok-based paintball organiser.
These records establish listed dates and venues, but do not independently establish completion, attendance or results.


The official NAWASIA website identifies Aisawan as the founder of NAWASIA Competitions and Aisawan International.[2]
=== 2025 season ===
A contemporary account by Jane Koh in ''Paintball Media'' documents competition in Bangkok on 10–11 May 2025. Koh described participating with players from Singapore and Malaysia under Aisawan International.[3]


The website describes Aisawan International as an organisation established in 2013 and involved in paintball teams, events and international competition.
Further rounds were advertised for 2–3 August and 29–30 November at SAP Speed Airsoft & Paintball Field in Bangkok. Malaysia Paintball listed these as Leg 2 and Leg 3.[4][5]


These descriptions are published by the organiser. The legal and administrative relationships between NAWASIA, Aisawan International and World Paintball Sport Academy have not been independently established.
=== 2026 programme ===
An invitation issued in the name of World Paintball Sport Academy advertised the opening round for 9–10 May 2026 at SAP Field. The programme offered 5 Star, 4 Star and 3 Star divisions.[6]


== 2025 season ==
The final was scheduled for 30 October–1 November 2026 at SAP Sports Field in Bangkok, with a Nations Cup alongside the three star-rated divisions.[7]


=== Competition calendar ===
The scheduled dates do not establish completed results.
 
The Malaysia Paintball event calendar documented two NAWASIA rounds scheduled for Bangkok during 2025.[3][4]


== Individual events ==
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Round
! Listed dates !! Event article !! Evidence
! Advertised dates
! Venue
|-
|-
| Leg 2
| 21 January 2024
| 2–3 August 2025
| [[2024 NAWASIA Competition Leg 1]]
| SAP Speed Airsoft & Paintball Field, Bangkok
| GunzUp event record; completion and results unverified.[1]
|-
|-
| Leg 3
| 19 May 2024
| 29–30 November 2025
| [[2024 NAWASIA Competition Leg 2]]
| SAP Speed Airsoft & Paintball Field, Bangkok
| GunzUp event record; completion and results unverified.[1]
|}
 
Both listings identified Acha Aisawan as the tournament contact.
 
The naming of these events as Leg 2 and Leg 3 indicates a multi-round calendar. However, the date, venue and results of Leg 1 have not been independently established.
 
The listings document scheduled competitions; they do not independently confirm the number of teams that attended or the final results.
 
=== Divisions ===
 
The 2025 events advertised three divisions:
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Division
! Match format
! Match duration
! Entry fee
|-
|-
| Pro
| 7–8 September 2024
| Race-to-3
| [[2024 NAWASIA Grand Finale]]
| 8 minutes
| GunzUp event record; completion and results unverified.[1]
| 4,000 THB
|-
|-
| Semi Pro
| 10–11 May 2025
| Race-to-3
| [[2025 NAWASIA Competition Leg 1]]
| 8 minutes
| Contemporary participant report confirms competition.[3]
| 3,000 THB
|-
|-
| Division One
| 2–3 August 2025
| Race-to-2
| [[2025 NAWASIA Competition Leg 2]]
| 5 minutes
| Announced programme.[4]
| 2,000 THB
|}
 
These figures are historical tournament registration terms, not general admission prices for SAP Field.
 
=== Advertised prizes ===
 
The 2025 listings published the following prize structure:
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Division
! First
! Second
! Third
! Fourth
|-
|-
| Pro
| 29–30 November 2025
| 35,000 THB
| [[2025 NAWASIA Grand Finale]]
| 25,000 THB
| Announced programme, also identified as Leg 3.[5]
| 15,000 THB
| 10,000 THB
|-
|-
| Semi Pro
| 9–10 May 2026
| 20,000 THB
| [[2026 NAWASIA First Leg]]
| 15,000 THB
| Announced programme.[6]
| 10,000 THB
| 6,000 THB
|-
|-
| Division One
| 30 October–1 November 2026
| 10,000 THB
| [[2026 NAWASIA Final]]
| 7,000 THB
| Published event programme.[7]
| 5,000 THB
| 4,000 THB
|}
|}


The amounts were advertised prizes and have not been independently verified as payments to winning teams.
== Competition formats ==
 
The August and November 2025 programmes advertised Pro and Semi Pro divisions using race-to-three with eight-minute games, and Division One using race-to-two with five-minute games.[4][5]
== 2026 season ==
 
=== Competition format ===
 
The 2026 NAWASIA series used a three-tier system identified by star ratings.
 
The official website described the divisions as:
 
* Five-star — Pro
* Four-star — Semi Pro
* Three-star — Rookie
 
The organiser published separate ranking lists for these divisions.[5][6]
 
=== May 2026 competition ===
 
World Paintball Sport Academy promoted a NAWASIA first-leg competition scheduled for 9–10 May 2026 at SAP Field in Bangkok.
 
The event information was reproduced by Paintball Garage Asia in June 2026.[7]
 
The advertised tournament used a split-deck X-Ball format.
 
The published competition conditions included:
 
* Maximum marker velocity of 300 feet per second
* Maximum rate of fire of 10.5 balls per second
* Tournament-grade paintballs
* Three points for a match win
* One point for a draw
* Zero points for a loss
 
These conditions apply to the advertised tournament and should not be treated as universal paintball regulations in Thailand.


=== May 2026 divisions ===
The 2026 programmes advertised the following formats.[6][7]


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Division
! Division !! Format !! Game duration
! Format
! Match duration
! Maximum roster
! Entry fee
|-
|-
| Five-star
| 5 Star
| Race-to-4
| Race-to-four
| 12 minutes
| 12 minutes
| 10 players
| 5,000 THB
|-
|-
| Four-star
| 4 Star
| Race-to-3
| Race-to-three
| 9 minutes
| 9 minutes
| 10 players
| 4,000 THB
|-
|-
| Three-star
| 3 Star
| Race-to-2
| Race-to-two
| 6 minutes
| 6 minutes
| 10 players
| 3,000 THB
|}
|}


The event information also advertised different grades of tournament paintballs at different prices.
The final's Nations Cup was advertised as race-to-four with twelve-minute games.[7]


=== May 2026 advertised prizes ===
Detailed registration terms and advertised prizes are covered in the individual event articles.


{| class="wikitable"
== Rankings ==
! Division
The organiser's website publishes team lists under rankings for the three star-rated divisions. The ranking period and whether the positions represent individual rounds or overall standings are not clearly identified. They should not be treated as results for a particular event without further evidence.[8]
! First
! Second
! Third
! Fourth
|-
| Five-star
| 46,000 THB
| 33,000 THB
| 20,000 THB
| 13,000 THB
|-
| Four-star
| 26,000 THB
| 20,000 THB
| 13,000 THB
| 8,000 THB
|-
| Three-star
| 14,000 THB
| 10,000 THB
| 7,000 THB
| 5,500 THB
|}


These were advertised prize amounts. Complete verified results for the May 2026 competition have not been established.
== Venue ==
 
The organiser's website lists SAP Field at Khum Glao 12 Alley, Lam Pla Thio, Lat Krabang, Bangkok. Regional event listings identify the venue as SAP Speed Airsoft & Paintball Field.[2][4][5]
== 2026 international final ==
 
=== Announcement ===
 
The NAWASIA final was scheduled for 30 October to 1 November 2026 in Bangkok.
 
The August 2026 edition of ''Paintball Media Magazine'' described the event as an international competition organised by World Paintball Sport Academy.[1]
 
The report identified a Nations Cup alongside five-star, four-star and three-star club divisions.
 
=== Nations Cup ===
 
According to the magazine's pre-event report, fourteen nations had registered for the Nations Cup.
 
Countries identified in the coverage included:
 
* Australia
* France
* Iran
* Japan
* Russia
* Switzerland
* United States
 
The report also referred to participation from Southeast Asian countries.
 
The complete list of fourteen registered national teams was not provided in the available extract.
 
The registration figures should not be interpreted as verified participation or final tournament results.
 
=== Club competition ===
 
The same report described club participation from seventeen countries.
 
The competition was advertised as using a split-deck race format.
 
The magazine reported that the total advertised cash prize pool was approximately US$12,000.
 
The event was also reported to have attracted international media interest.
 
As of the article's preparation, the final remained a scheduled future event. Its completed results and attendance were not yet established.
 
== Team rankings ==
 
The NAWASIA website publishes rankings for its three competition tiers.
 
The published page does not clearly identify the ranking period, points totals or whether the listed positions correspond to an individual event or overall season standings.[6]
 
=== Five-star ranking ===
 
The published five-star list identifies:
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Listed position
! Team
|-
| 1
| Golden Dragons
|-
| 2
| Inception
|-
| 3
| OG Factory
|-
| 4
| Asawa
|-
| 5
| Destroyer by TKC
|-
| 6
| Speed
|-
| 7
| CNX Daemon
|-
| 8
| Infernal
|}
 
These are the positions shown on the organiser's ranking page, not independently verified championship results.
 
=== Four-star ranking ===
 
The published four-star list identifies:
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Listed position
! Team
|-
| 1
| Golden Dragons
|-
| 2
| Sultan
|-
| 3
| Aisawan INTL
|-
| 4
| Unknow
|-
| 5
| One
|-
| 6
| 2MC
|-
| 7
| The Reaper
|-
| 8
| 273 Dark
|-
| 9
| 273 Light
|-
| 10
| Tubchang
|-
| 11
| Red Dynasty
|}
 
=== Three-star ranking ===
 
The published three-star list identifies:
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Listed position
! Team
|-
| 1
| Golden Dragons
|-
| 2
| Menace
|-
| 3
| Sultan
|-
| 4
| Aisawan Ladies
|-
| 5
| Red Dynasty
|-
| 6
| Black Flag Vikings
|-
| 7
| Chiang Mai
|-
| 8
| Lust
|}
 
A further entry, Intimate, is marked as being on a waiting list rather than assigned a numbered ranking position.
 
The ranking page demonstrates participation by several established Thai and international paintball communities, but does not establish each team's nationality or full roster.
 
== Venues ==
 
=== SAP Speed Airsoft & Paintball Field ===
 
SAP Speed Airsoft & Paintball Field is the principal venue identified in the documented 2025 and May 2026 NAWASIA tournament announcements.
 
The venue is located in Lam Pla Thio, Lat Krabang District, Bangkok.
 
Its published address is Khum Klao Soi 12, Bangkok 10520.
 
The organiser's website lists SAP Field contact information and identifies the venue as a location for competitive paintball activity.[2]
 
The precise number of tournament fields and their dimensions have not been independently established.
 
== International connections ==
 
NAWASIA has been promoted beyond Thailand through regional paintball media and tournament calendars.
 
Malaysia Paintball listed the 2025 Bangkok events, making their schedules accessible to competitors in neighbouring countries.
 
Paintball Garage Asia reproduced the 2026 event announcement.
 
The August 2026 issue of ''Paintball Media Magazine'' documented international registrations for the forthcoming final.
 
The regional paintball organisation Raskal Sports also identified NAWASIA Thailand as an affiliated partner in a 2025 event announcement.[8]
 
These sources demonstrate international promotional and organisational connections, although they do not establish formal affiliation with an international paintball governing body.
 
== Relationship with other Thai competitions ==
 
NAWASIA forms part of Thailand's wider tournament paintball history.
 
Earlier competitions included:
 
* [[Paintball Asia League Series]]
* [[Thailand Paintball Official Circuit]]
* [[World Paintball Championship (Thailand)]]
* [[Thailand X Ball League]]
 
The organiser's website also connects Acha Aisawan with the World Paintball Championship.
 
However, the available evidence does not establish that NAWASIA is a direct successor to those earlier competitions or that it shares their governing arrangements.
 
== Historical significance ==
 
NAWASIA provides evidence of organised tournament paintball in Bangkok during the mid-2020s.
 
Its documented significance includes:
 
* Publishing a multi-round competition calendar in 2025
* Offering professional, semi-professional and introductory divisions
* Using X-Ball race formats and timed matches
* Establishing published tournament equipment limits
* Maintaining a named competitive venue at SAP Field
* Publishing team rankings across three divisions
* Attracting advance international registrations for its 2026 final
* Promoting a Nations Cup alongside club competition
 
The series demonstrates the continuing development of competitive paintball in Thailand and its connections with other Asian paintball communities.
 
== Timeline ==
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Date
! Development
|-
| 2025
| NAWASIA documented as a multi-round tournament series
|-
| 2–3 August 2025
| Leg 2 scheduled at SAP Field, Bangkok
|-
| 29–30 November 2025
| Leg 3 scheduled at SAP Field, Bangkok
|-
| 9–10 May 2026
| First leg of the 2026 series advertised at SAP Field
|-
| 2 June 2026
| Paintball Garage Asia publishes the May 2026 competition information
|-
| August 2026
| Paintball Media Magazine reports international registrations for the forthcoming final
|-
| 30 October – 1 November 2026
| International NAWASIA final scheduled in Bangkok
|}


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Paintball in Thailand]]
* [[Paintball in Thailand]]
* [[SAP Speed Airsoft & Paintball Field]]
* [[SAP Speed Airsoft & Paintball Field]]
* [[World Paintball Championship (Thailand)]]
* [[Thailand Paintball Official Circuit]]
* [[Thailand Paintball Official Circuit]]
* [[Thailand X Ball League]]
* [[World Paintball Championship]]
* [[Paintball Asia League Series]]
* [[Thailand Xball League]]
* [[Regulation of paintball in Thailand]]
* [[Speedball]]
* [[X-Ball]]
* [[Nations Cup (paintball)]]


== References ==
== References ==
 
# [https://gunzup.com/api/events/ GunzUp, public event archive. NAWASIA records for 21 January, 19 May and 7–8 September 2024; event identifiers 6592380691006d39435b0533, 660fa99691006d6734ebb025 and 66b08cf791006d64424bb091.]
# [https://viewer.joomag.com/paintball-media-magazine-august-2026/0511147001786401842/p31 "Paintball Media Magazine, August 2026, page 31"], Paintball Media Magazine. Preview of the NAWASIA international final, including dates, Nations Cup registrations, club participation and advertised prizes.
# [https://www.achaaisawan.com/ “Nawasia Competition Series”, official website. Organiser information and SAP Field contact details.]
# [https://www.achaaisawan.com/ "Nawasia Competition Series"], official NAWASIA website. Organiser information, associated organisations and SAP Field contact details.
# [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. 18–20.]
# [https://malaysiapb.com/events/nwsa-nawasia-competition-2025-leg-2 "NAWASIA Competition 2025 Leg 2"], Malaysia Paintball. Tournament dates, venue, divisions, registration fees and advertised prizes.
# [https://malaysiapb.com/events/nwsa-nawasia-competition-2025-leg-2 “NWSA: NAWASIA Competition 2025 Leg 2”, Malaysia Paintball. Dates, venue and advertised competition terms.]
# [https://malaysiapb.com/events/nwsa-nawasia-competition-2025-leg-3 "NAWASIA Competition 2025 Leg 3"], Malaysia Paintball. Tournament dates, venue, divisions, registration fees and advertised prizes.
# [https://malaysiapb.com/events/nwsa-nawasia-competition-2025-leg-3 “NWSA: NAWASIA Competition 2025 Leg 3”, Malaysia Paintball. Dates, venue and advertised competition terms.]
# [https://www.achaaisawan.com/pages/division "Division"], NAWASIA Competition. Official descriptions of the five-star, four-star and three-star competition tiers.
# [https://paintballgarage.asia/blogs/news/nawasia-competition-bangkok-thailand “Nawasia Competition Bangkok Thailand”, Paintball Garage Asia. Announcement for 9–10 May 2026.]
# [https://www.achaaisawan.com/pages/ranking "Ranking"], NAWASIA Competition. Published team rankings.
# [https://mypaintballhub.com/events/335b85a7-8732-11f1-9828-005056ad0cae “NAWASIA FINAL”, Malaysia Paintball Hub. Programme for 30 October–1 November 2026.]
# [https://www.paintballgarage.asia/ms/blog/berita-paintball-2/pertandingan-nawasia-bangkok-thailand-1 "Pertandingan Nawasia Bangkok Thailand"], Paintball Garage Asia, 2 June 2026. Published 2026 competition formats, equipment limits, registration fees and advertised prizes.
# [https://www.achaaisawan.com/pages/ranking “Ranking”, official NAWASIA website. Undated divisional ranking lists.]
# [https://www.localgymsandfitness.com/MY/Unknown/292321507489789/Emortal-Army-Asia-%28Planet-Eclipse%29 "Emortal Army Asia"], archived social media content. 2025 regional tournament announcement identifying NAWASIA Thailand as an affiliated partner.


== External links ==
== External links ==
* [https://www.achaaisawan.com/ Official NAWASIA website]


* [https://www.achaaisawan.com/ NAWASIA official website]
[[Category:Thai paintball tournament series]]
* [https://www.achaaisawan.com/pages/ranking Official team rankings]
[[Category:Paintball in Bangkok]]
* [https://malaysiapb.com/events/nwsa-nawasia-competition-2025-leg-2 NAWASIA 2025 Leg 2 listing]
[[Category:2020s in Thai paintball]]
* [https://malaysiapb.com/events/nwsa-nawasia-competition-2025-leg-3 NAWASIA 2025 Leg 3 listing]
 
[[Category:Paintball in Thailand]]
[[Category:Paintball tournaments in Thailand]]
[[Category:Paintball leagues in Asia]]
[[Category:Paintball tournament series]]
[[Category:Paintball competitions in Asia]]

Latest revision as of 05:38, 1 November 2026

NAWASIA Paintball Competition (also styled NAWASIA Competition) is a paintball tournament series in Thailand. Event records document a three-round programme in 2024 and further competitions in 2025 and 2026. The organiser's website identifies Acha Aisawan as its founder and owner.[1][2]

The series' exact founding date and complete historical results have not been established.

History

[edit]

2024 programme

[edit]

GunzUp records three NAWASIA events in 2024: an opening event on 21 January, a second event on 19 May and a Grand Finale on 7–8 September. All three records name Speed Airsoft Paintball as the venue.[1]

These records establish listed dates and venues, but do not independently establish completion, attendance or results.

2025 season

[edit]

A contemporary account by Jane Koh in Paintball Media documents competition in Bangkok on 10–11 May 2025. Koh described participating with players from Singapore and Malaysia under Aisawan International.[3]

Further rounds were advertised for 2–3 August and 29–30 November at SAP Speed Airsoft & Paintball Field in Bangkok. Malaysia Paintball listed these as Leg 2 and Leg 3.[4][5]

2026 programme

[edit]

An invitation issued in the name of World Paintball Sport Academy advertised the opening round for 9–10 May 2026 at SAP Field. The programme offered 5 Star, 4 Star and 3 Star divisions.[6]

The final was scheduled for 30 October–1 November 2026 at SAP Sports Field in Bangkok, with a Nations Cup alongside the three star-rated divisions.[7]

The scheduled dates do not establish completed results.

Individual events

[edit]
Listed dates Event article Evidence
21 January 2024 2024 NAWASIA Competition Leg 1 GunzUp event record; completion and results unverified.[1]
19 May 2024 2024 NAWASIA Competition Leg 2 GunzUp event record; completion and results unverified.[1]
7–8 September 2024 2024 NAWASIA Grand Finale GunzUp event record; completion and results unverified.[1]
10–11 May 2025 2025 NAWASIA Competition Leg 1 Contemporary participant report confirms competition.[3]
2–3 August 2025 2025 NAWASIA Competition Leg 2 Announced programme.[4]
29–30 November 2025 2025 NAWASIA Grand Finale Announced programme, also identified as Leg 3.[5]
9–10 May 2026 2026 NAWASIA First Leg Announced programme.[6]
30 October–1 November 2026 2026 NAWASIA Final Published event programme.[7]

Competition formats

[edit]

The August and November 2025 programmes advertised Pro and Semi Pro divisions using race-to-three with eight-minute games, and Division One using race-to-two with five-minute games.[4][5]

The 2026 programmes advertised the following formats.[6][7]

Division Format Game duration
5 Star Race-to-four 12 minutes
4 Star Race-to-three 9 minutes
3 Star Race-to-two 6 minutes

The final's Nations Cup was advertised as race-to-four with twelve-minute games.[7]

Detailed registration terms and advertised prizes are covered in the individual event articles.

Rankings

[edit]

The organiser's website publishes team lists under rankings for the three star-rated divisions. The ranking period and whether the positions represent individual rounds or overall standings are not clearly identified. They should not be treated as results for a particular event without further evidence.[8]

Venue

[edit]

The organiser's website lists SAP Field at Khum Glao 12 Alley, Lam Pla Thio, Lat Krabang, Bangkok. Regional event listings identify the venue as SAP Speed Airsoft & Paintball Field.[2][4][5]

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. GunzUp, public event archive. NAWASIA records for 21 January, 19 May and 7–8 September 2024; event identifiers 6592380691006d39435b0533, 660fa99691006d6734ebb025 and 66b08cf791006d64424bb091.
  2. “Nawasia Competition Series”, official website. Organiser information and SAP Field contact details.
  3. Jane Koh, “The Real MVPs of Nawasia? Paintball Parents and Squishmallows”, Paintball Media, June 2025, pp. 18–20.
  4. “NWSA: NAWASIA Competition 2025 Leg 2”, Malaysia Paintball. Dates, venue and advertised competition terms.
  5. “NWSA: NAWASIA Competition 2025 Leg 3”, Malaysia Paintball. Dates, venue and advertised competition terms.
  6. “Nawasia Competition Bangkok Thailand”, Paintball Garage Asia. Announcement for 9–10 May 2026.
  7. “NAWASIA FINAL”, Malaysia Paintball Hub. Programme for 30 October–1 November 2026.
  8. “Ranking”, official NAWASIA website. Undated divisional ranking lists.
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