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Replaced announcement-only status with dated organiser livestream records and retrospective first-leg highlights. Preserved the advertised formats and rules without presenting them as independently verified match conditions; results remain unverified.
Added OGWEAR's report of OGBOYS finishing third without assigning an unverified division. Distinguished the reported 2-Star, 3-Star and 4-Star competition from the advance programme's different division labels.
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'''2026 NAWASIA First Leg''' was a [[paintball]] tournament held on 9–10 May 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand. The event programme and GunzUp listing identified SAP Field as the venue. Organiser livestream records identify both playing dates, and subsequent highlights document the completed first round.[1][2][3][4][5]
'''2026 NAWASIA First Leg''' was a [[paintball]] tournament held on 9–10 May 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand. The event programme and GunzUp listing identified SAP Field as the venue. Organiser livestream records identify both playing dates, while contemporary coverage reports a third-place finish for OGBOYS.[1][2][3][4][5]


== Advertised divisions ==
== Advertised divisions ==
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{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Division !! Format !! Game duration !! Entry fee
! Advertised division !! Format !! Game duration !! Entry fee
|-
|-
| 5 Star || Race-to-four || 12 minutes || ฿5,000
| 5 Star || Race-to-four || 12 minutes || ฿5,000
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| 3 Star || Race-to-two || 6 minutes || ฿3,000
| 3 Star || Race-to-two || 6 minutes || ฿3,000
|}
|}
OGWEAR's subsequent event report instead names 2-Star, 3-Star and 4-Star divisions. The available sources do not explain the difference, so the advance programme should not be treated as a confirmed account of the divisions played.[5]


== Advertised rules ==
== Advertised rules ==
The announcement specified a velocity limit of 300 feet per second and a firing-rate limit of 10.5 balls per second. Competition points were advertised as three for a win, one for a draw and none for a loss.[1]
The announcement specified a velocity limit of 300 feet per second and a firing-rate limit of 10.5 balls per second. Competition points were advertised as three for a win, one for a draw and none for a loss.[1]
== Documented result ==
OGWEAR reported that OGBOYS finished third. Its video title and description explicitly identify the 2026 first leg, but do not specify the team's division, opponents or match scores.[5]
{| class="wikitable"
! Position reported !! Team !! Division
|-
| 3rd
| OGBOYS
| Not specified
|}
Complete divisional standings have not been recovered.


== Contemporary coverage ==
== Contemporary coverage ==
Acha Aisawan published livestream records titled ''NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 09052026'' and ''NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 10.05.2026'', identifying competition on 9 and 10 May respectively.[3][4]
Acha Aisawan published livestream records titled ''NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 09052026'' and ''NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 10.05.2026'', identifying competition on 9 and 10 May respectively.[3][4]


OGWEAR subsequently published ''NAWASIA Leg 1 2026 Highlights | The Journey Begins''. Its description discusses the completed weekend and preparations for a second leg.[5]
OGWEAR subsequently published highlights documenting the completed weekend and preparations for a second leg.[6]
 
The video descriptions do not supply match scores or divisional standings. Complete results have not been established from these sources.


== See also ==
== See also ==
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# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYs7INp8sOA Acha Aisawan, “NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 09052026”, YouTube, 9 May 2026.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYs7INp8sOA Acha Aisawan, “NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 09052026”, YouTube, 9 May 2026.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8OxWcuxQNo Acha Aisawan, “NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 10.05.2026”, YouTube, 10 May 2026.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8OxWcuxQNo Acha Aisawan, “NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 10.05.2026”, YouTube, 10 May 2026.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoO-DN4KfKc OGWEAR, “NAWASIA Leg 1 2026 Highlights | The Journey Begins”, YouTube, June 2026. Retrospective coverage of the completed first round.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZuGP4IJ-mTI OGWEAR, “OGBOYS Takes 3rd Place at NAWASIA Leg 1 2026”, YouTube, 3 June 2026. Reports OGBOYS' placing and identifies 2-Star, 3-Star and 4-Star competition.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoO-DN4KfKc OGWEAR, “NAWASIA Leg 1 2026 Highlights | The Journey Begins”, YouTube, June 2026.]


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Revision as of 07:19, 1 November 2026

2026 NAWASIA First Leg was a paintball tournament held on 9–10 May 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand. The event programme and GunzUp listing identified SAP Field as the venue. Organiser livestream records identify both playing dates, while contemporary coverage reports a third-place finish for OGBOYS.[1][2][3][4][5]

Advertised divisions

An invitation issued in the name of World Paintball Sport Academy advertised three divisions using a split-deck X-Ball format. Each division allowed a roster of ten players.[1]

Advertised division Format Game duration Entry fee
5 Star Race-to-four 12 minutes ฿5,000
4 Star Race-to-three 9 minutes ฿4,000
3 Star Race-to-two 6 minutes ฿3,000

OGWEAR's subsequent event report instead names 2-Star, 3-Star and 4-Star divisions. The available sources do not explain the difference, so the advance programme should not be treated as a confirmed account of the divisions played.[5]

Advertised rules

The announcement specified a velocity limit of 300 feet per second and a firing-rate limit of 10.5 balls per second. Competition points were advertised as three for a win, one for a draw and none for a loss.[1]

Documented result

OGWEAR reported that OGBOYS finished third. Its video title and description explicitly identify the 2026 first leg, but do not specify the team's division, opponents or match scores.[5]

Position reported Team Division
3rd OGBOYS Not specified

Complete divisional standings have not been recovered.

Contemporary coverage

Acha Aisawan published livestream records titled NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 09052026 and NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 10.05.2026, identifying competition on 9 and 10 May respectively.[3][4]

OGWEAR subsequently published highlights documenting the completed weekend and preparations for a second leg.[6]

See also

References

  1. “Nawasia Competition Bangkok Thailand”, Paintball Garage Asia. Programme for 9–10 May 2026.
  2. GunzUp, public event archive. “NAWASIA FIRST LEG”, 9–10 May 2026, SAP Sports Field.
  3. Acha Aisawan, “NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 09052026”, YouTube, 9 May 2026.
  4. Acha Aisawan, “NAWASIA CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST LEG 10.05.2026”, YouTube, 10 May 2026.
  5. OGWEAR, “OGBOYS Takes 3rd Place at NAWASIA Leg 1 2026”, YouTube, 3 June 2026. Reports OGBOYS' placing and identifies 2-Star, 3-Star and 4-Star competition.
  6. OGWEAR, “NAWASIA Leg 1 2026 Highlights | The Journey Begins”, YouTube, June 2026.