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Add Golden Dragons–Myanmar's documented second-place finish in Division 3, identifying the B squad from the shared player report. Preserve previously documented D1 results and OGBOYS' placing; keep unconfirmed division equivalences separate.
Add Unknown of Malaysia as Division 2 champions, supported by DYE Asia's 16 May 2026 post. Confirm the division-to-star-rating mapping and minimum team numbers from Asia Paintball Market's illustrated contemporary review. Preserve previously documented results.
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'''2026 NAWASIA First Leg''' was a [[paintball]] tournament held on 9–10 May 2026 at SAP Sports Field in Bangkok, Thailand. Documented results include Infernal winning Division 1, Destroyer by TKC finishing second in Division 1, and a Golden Dragons–Myanmar squad finishing second in Division 3.[1][2][7][8][9]
'''2026 NAWASIA First Leg''' was a [[paintball]] tournament held on 9–10 May 2026 at SAP Sports Field in Bangkok, Thailand. Documented results include Infernal winning Division 1 and Unknown of Malaysia winning Division 2.[1][2][7][11]


== Advertised divisions ==
== Competition 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]
The event programme advertised three divisions using a split-deck X-Ball format, with ten-player team rosters. Asia Paintball Market's contemporary illustrated review explicitly identified their corresponding division numbers.[1][10]


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Advertised division !! Format !! Game duration !! Entry fee
! Division !! Star rating !! Format !! Game duration !! Advertised entry fee
|-
|-
| 5 Star || Race-to-four || 12 minutes || ฿5,000
| Division 1 || 5 Star || Race-to-four || 12 minutes || ฿5,000
|-
|-
| 4 Star || Race-to-three || 9 minutes || ฿4,000
| Division 2 || 4 Star || Race-to-three || 9 minutes || ฿4,000
|-
|-
| 3 Star || Race-to-two || 6 minutes || ฿3,000
| Division 3 || 3 Star || Race-to-two || 6 minutes || ฿3,000
|}
|}


OGWEAR's subsequent event report names 2-Star, 3-Star and 4-Star divisions. DYE Asia's results posts use the designation D1, while a player report shared by Golden Dragons–Myanmar identifies Division 3. The available sources do not establish how these designations correspond.[5][7][8][9]
The review reported that each division had at least eight teams.[10]


== Advertised rules ==
== Advertised rules ==
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== Results ==
== Results ==
=== Division 1 ===
=== Division 1 — 5 Star ===
DYE Asia identified Infernal as D1 champions in a post published on 12 May 2026. A separate post identified Destroyer by TKC as D1 runners-up and explicitly dated the event to 9–10 May 2026.[7][8]
DYE Asia identified Infernal as D1 champions in a post published on 12 May 2026. A separate post identified Destroyer by TKC as D1 runners-up and explicitly dated the event to 9–10 May 2026.[7][8]


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|}


=== Division 3 ===
=== Division 2 — 4 Star ===
DYE Asia identified Unknown of Malaysia as D2 champions in a post published on 16 May 2026. The post also reported that Nemesis Legion players had made guest appearances for Unknown.[11]
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1st || Unknown (Malaysia)
|}
 
=== Division 3 — 3 Star ===
Golden Dragons–Myanmar reported a silver medal at the 2026 first round. The player report shared in its post identified Division 3, described the result as second place, and referred to the participating squad as the B team.[9]
Golden Dragons–Myanmar reported a silver medal at the 2026 first round. The player report shared in its post identified Division 3, described the result as second place, and referred to the participating squad as the B team.[9]


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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 highlights of the event.[6]
Asia Paintball Market published an illustrated review on 11 May 2026. OGWEAR subsequently published video highlights.[6][10]


== See also ==
== See also ==
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# [https://www.facebook.com/dyeasia/videos/congrats-to-team-destroyer-by-tkc-1st-runner-up-in-d1-at-the-nawasia-competition/962855383340403/ DYE Asia, “Congrats to Team Destroyer by TKC”, Facebook. Reports D1 runners-up at NAWASIA Competitions Leg 1, 9–10 May 2026.]
# [https://www.facebook.com/dyeasia/videos/congrats-to-team-destroyer-by-tkc-1st-runner-up-in-d1-at-the-nawasia-competition/962855383340403/ DYE Asia, “Congrats to Team Destroyer by TKC”, Facebook. Reports D1 runners-up at NAWASIA Competitions Leg 1, 9–10 May 2026.]
# [https://www.facebook.com/100093523111890/posts/887894087671354/ Golden Dragons–Myanmar, “Congratulations to all our brothers on your incredible performance at the Nawasia Competition 2026 – Round 1”, Facebook. Includes a shared player report identifying Division 3, second place and the B squad.]
# [https://www.facebook.com/100093523111890/posts/887894087671354/ Golden Dragons–Myanmar, “Congratulations to all our brothers on your incredible performance at the Nawasia Competition 2026 – Round 1”, Facebook. Includes a shared player report identifying Division 3, second place and the B squad.]
# [https://www.instagram.com/p/DYM7m_CE2fe/ Asia Paintball Market, “Tournament Review: NAWASIA 2026 / LEG 1, May 9–10”, Instagram, 11 May 2026. Slide 3 identifies division numbers, star ratings, formats and minimum team numbers.]
# [https://www.instagram.com/p/DYZNKXfyo8_/ DYE Asia, “Team Nemesis Legion guest played for Team Unknown — D2 Champions”, Instagram, 16 May 2026.]


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Revision as of 10:24, 1 November 2026

2026 NAWASIA First Leg was a paintball tournament held on 9–10 May 2026 at SAP Sports Field in Bangkok, Thailand. Documented results include Infernal winning Division 1 and Unknown of Malaysia winning Division 2.[1][2][7][11]

Competition divisions

The event programme advertised three divisions using a split-deck X-Ball format, with ten-player team rosters. Asia Paintball Market's contemporary illustrated review explicitly identified their corresponding division numbers.[1][10]

Division Star rating Format Game duration Advertised entry fee
Division 1 5 Star Race-to-four 12 minutes ฿5,000
Division 2 4 Star Race-to-three 9 minutes ฿4,000
Division 3 3 Star Race-to-two 6 minutes ฿3,000

The review reported that each division had at least eight teams.[10]

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]

Results

Division 1 — 5 Star

DYE Asia identified Infernal as D1 champions in a post published on 12 May 2026. A separate post identified Destroyer by TKC as D1 runners-up and explicitly dated the event to 9–10 May 2026.[7][8]

Position Team
1st Infernal
2nd Destroyer by TKC

Division 2 — 4 Star

DYE Asia identified Unknown of Malaysia as D2 champions in a post published on 16 May 2026. The post also reported that Nemesis Legion players had made guest appearances for Unknown.[11]

Position Team
1st Unknown (Malaysia)

Division 3 — 3 Star

Golden Dragons–Myanmar reported a silver medal at the 2026 first round. The player report shared in its post identified Division 3, described the result as second place, and referred to the participating squad as the B team.[9]

Position Team
2nd Golden Dragons–Myanmar, B squad

Other documented placing

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

Position Team Division
3rd OGBOYS Not specified

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]

Asia Paintball Market published an illustrated review on 11 May 2026. OGWEAR subsequently published video highlights.[6][10]

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.
  6. OGWEAR, “NAWASIA Leg 1 2026 Highlights | The Journey Begins”, YouTube, June 2026.
  7. DYE Asia, “D1 Champions — Infernal”, Instagram, 12 May 2026.
  8. DYE Asia, “Congrats to Team Destroyer by TKC”, Facebook. Reports D1 runners-up at NAWASIA Competitions Leg 1, 9–10 May 2026.
  9. Golden Dragons–Myanmar, “Congratulations to all our brothers on your incredible performance at the Nawasia Competition 2026 – Round 1”, Facebook. Includes a shared player report identifying Division 3, second place and the B squad.
  10. Asia Paintball Market, “Tournament Review: NAWASIA 2026 / LEG 1, May 9–10”, Instagram, 11 May 2026. Slide 3 identifies division numbers, star ratings, formats and minimum team numbers.
  11. DYE Asia, “Team Nemesis Legion guest played for Team Unknown — D2 Champions”, Instagram, 16 May 2026.