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Create 2013 Paintball World Cup Asia article with verified dates, venue, divisional results, Division 1 final, Intercontinental Cup standings and PALS season champions.
 
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The '''2013 Paintball World Cup Asia''', promoted as the '''NAZA World Cup Asia''', was an international paintball tournament held from 15 to 17 November 2013 at the Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre (MIEC) in Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia. The event featured four competitive divisions and a separate professional Intercontinental Cup.[1][2][3]
The '''2013 Paintball World Cup Asia''', promoted as the '''NAZA World Cup Asia''', was an international paintball tournament held from 15–17 November 2013 at the Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre (MIEC) in Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia. The event featured four competitive divisions and a separate professional Intercontinental Cup.[1][2][3]


Johannesburg Dynamix of South Africa won Division 1, defeating Raskal Malaysia 4–3 in the final. Edmonton Impact won the Intercontinental Cup.[2][3]
Johannesburg Dynamix of South Africa won Division 1, defeating Raskal Malaysia 4–3 in the final. Menace won Division 2, Duckside won Division 3 and Kucha Lana won Division 4. Edmonton Impact won the Intercontinental Cup.[2][3]


== Organisation ==
== Organisation ==


The tournament was organised by the [[Paintball Asia League Series]] (PALS) and the Asia Pacific Paintball Federation, with AKR hosting the event.[3]
The tournament was organised by the [[Paintball Asia League Series]] (PALS) and the Asia Pacific Paintball Federation, with AKR hosting the event.[3]
The published divisional results contain fourteen teams in Division 1, twenty-eight in Division 2, fifty-four in Division 3 and forty-eight in Division 4. Twelve teams were listed in the Intercontinental Cup results.[4]


== Division 1 ==
== Division 1 ==


Johannesburg Dynamix defeated Iran's Datis 1–0 in the semi-finals, while Raskal Malaysia defeated fellow Malaysian team Xtioneer by the same score.[2]
=== Johannesburg Dynamix results ===
 
PBLeagues records the following preliminary and subsequent group-stage results for Dynamix.[5]
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Stage !! Opponent !! Dynamix score !! Opponent score
|-
| Preliminary round || Lost Boyz || 4 || 1
|-
| Preliminary round || Sydney S.W.A.T. || 2 || 4
|-
| Preliminary round || KU || 4 || 1
|-
| Preliminary round || East Side Raw || 4 || 0
|-
| Preliminary round || Datis || 4 || 0
|-
| Preliminary round || Poison Ivy || 2 || 2
|-
| Second group stage || KU || 4 || 0
|-
| Second group stage || Raskal Malaysia || 1 || 4
|-
| Second group stage || Lost Boyz || 1 || 4
|}
 
=== Semi-finals and final ===
 
Dynamix defeated Iran's Datis 1–0 in the semi-finals, while Raskal Malaysia defeated fellow Malaysian team Xtioneer by the same score.[2]


Dynamix won the final 4–3. Raskal manager Hamman Amin told ''mStar'' that his team had led 3–2 with five seconds remaining before a penalty and the final scoring sequence overturned the lead.[2]
Dynamix won the final 4–3. Raskal manager Hamman Amin told ''mStar'' that his team had led 3–2 with five seconds remaining before a penalty and the final scoring sequence overturned the lead.[2]


Dynamix received US$5,000 and a trophy. Raskal Malaysia received US$2,500, while third-placed Datis received US$1,500.[2]
{| class="wikitable"
! Stage !! Winning team !! Score !! Losing team
|-
| Semi-final || Johannesburg Dynamix || 1–0 || Datis
|-
| Semi-final || Raskal Malaysia || 1–0 || Xtioneer
|-
| Final || Johannesburg Dynamix || 4–3 || Raskal Malaysia
|}
 
Dynamix received US$5,000 and a trophy. Raskal Malaysia received US$2,500 and a trophy, while third-placed Datis received US$1,500.[2]
 
== Division 2 ==
 
Menace won Division 2 ahead of The Simpsons, Throne and Votolocos.[3][4]
 
The following preliminary scores are recorded for Menace.[5]
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Opponent !! Menace score !! Opponent score
|-
| Unknown || 2 || 2
|-
| Madfox || 3 || 0
|-
| Votolocos || 2 || 3
|-
| Blitzkrieg Singapore || 3 || 0
|-
| Republik CMX || 2 || 1
|-
| Paint Mechanix || 3 || 1
|}
 
== Division 3 ==
 
Duckside won Division 3 ahead of Team Virgin, Badai Unite and Octane 671.[3][4]
 
The following preliminary scores are recorded for Duckside.[5]
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Opponent !! Duckside score !! Opponent score
|-
| OneBlood || 2 || 0
|-
| Ignite Paintball Team || 2 || 0
|-
| Pandamonium || 2 || 1
|-
| Sandakan Destroyer Army || 2 || 1
|-
| Azodin ST || 2 || 1
|}
 
== Final placings ==


== Tournament results ==
The following divisional placings are recorded by PBLeagues.[4]
 
=== Division 1 ===
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1 || Johannesburg Dynamix
|-
| 2 || Raskal Malaysia
|-
| 3 || Datis
|-
| 4 || Xtioneer
|-
| 5 || Lost Boyz
|-
| 6 || Nemesis Legion
|-
| 7 || Beez Waxers
|-
| 8 || STK
|-
| 9 || Poison Ivy
|-
| 10 || Infernal
|-
| 11 || Sydney S.W.A.T.
|-
| 12 || KU
|-
| 13 || Anthrax Reign
|-
| 14 || East Side Raw
|}
 
=== Division 2 ===
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1 || Menace
|-
| 2 || The Simpsons
|-
| 3 || Throne
|-
| 4 || Votolocos
|-
| 5 || Unknown
|-
| 6 || Medan Smokers
|-
| 7 || Kuwait Kamikaze
|-
| 8 || Red Sevens
|-
| 9 || Republik CMX
|-
| 10 || Datis D2
|-
| 11 || PRC BlueBlood
|-
| 12 || Rocketeers
|-
| 13 || Unleashed
|-
| 14 || Dark Knights
|-
| 15 || Clover International South America
|-
| 16 || Guam All Stars
|-
| 17 || Waxers Legion
|-
| 18 || Madfox
|-
| 19 || Killerbeez
|-
| 20 || Raiders
|-
| 21 || Paint Mechanix
|-
| 22 || Siren Destiny
|-
| 23 || Muar Royal City A
|-
| 24 || Assala Gabon
|-
| 25 || Revenge
|-
| 26 || Amsterdam Anarchy
|-
| 27 || Blitzkrieg Singapore
|-
| 28 || KSK Flash
|}
 
=== Division 3 ===
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1 || Duckside
|-
| 2 || Team Virgin
|-
| 3 || Badai Unite
|-
| 4 || Octane 671
|-
| 5 || A.C.E.S
|-
| 6 || CMX Hamoon
|-
| 7 || Carcass
|-
| 8 || Mad Storm
|-
| 9 || Shootin Rage
|-
| 10 || Kejahatan
|-
| 11 || Hooligans
|-
| 12 || Sandakan Destroyer Army
|-
| 13 || Muddy Water Boys
|-
| 14 || Torque
|-
| 15 || Macdev Outlaws
|-
| 16 || IYD
|-
| 17 || Vengeance
|-
| 18 || Pandamonium
|-
| 19 || A.C.E.S International
|-
| 20 || AOV Panther
|-
| 21 || JS
|-
| 22 || Insidious Australia
|-
| 23 || Xcavatos
|-
| 24 || Rogue Assassins Australia
|-
| 25 || Datis Girls
|-
| 26 || Rockstar Factory Team Germany
|-
| 27 || Griffin
|-
| 28 || Tora Tora
|-
| 29 || Dracone
|-
| 30 || Platinum
|-
| 31 || Dracone 2.0
|-
| 32 || Kaotic
|-
| 33 || Hellion Reborn
|-
| 34 || Azodin ST
|-
| 35 || Imperia
|-
| 36 || Snapback Legion
|-
| 37 || Heartbreakers
|-
| 38 || Crazie Darkside Legion
|-
| 39 || Echelon
|-
| 40 || Mighty Owls
|-
| 41 || ZOO Regulators
|-
| 42 || Leopard
|-
| 43 || Ignite Paintball Team
|-
| 44 || GHRT Labuan
|-
| 45 || Saigonstorm
|-
| 46 || Leakside Jokerz
|-
| 47 || Phoenix Tahiti
|-
| 48 || Titanz X
|-
| 49 || PainterZ
|-
| 50 || Raging Phoenix
|-
| 51 || NWP
|-
| 52 || Armada Shooter
|-
| 53 || OneBlood
|-
| 54 || Crazie Darkside
|}


The following placings were published by ''Social Paintball'', which credited PBImpact.Asia for the results.[3]
=== Division 4 ===


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Division
! Position !! Team
! First
! Second
! Third
! Fourth
|-
|-
| Division 1
| 1 || Kucha Lana
| Johannesburg Dynamix
| Raskal Malaysia
| Datis
| Xtioneer
|-
|-
| Division 2
| 2 || TB Squad
| Menace
| The Simpsons
| Throne
| Votolocos
|-
|-
| Division 3
| 3 || KTM X-bow
| Duckside
| Team Virgin
| Badai Unite
| Octane 671
|-
|-
| Division 4
| 4 || MPJBT Tigers
| Kucha Lana
|-
| TB Squad
| 5 || G-Army Langkawi
| KTM X-bow
|-
| MPJBT Tigers
| 6 || Armada Warrior
|-
| 7 || Jbad
|-
| 8 || Kucha Kacir
|-
| 9 || Hornet Waxers
|-
| 10 || Skwad7
|-
| 11 || Medan Comrades
|-
| 12 || KJ Team
|-
| 13 || G-Rangers Langkawi
|-
| 14 || Alienz
|-
| 15 || Entrusted
|-
| 16 || Chakcibor Paintkiller
|-
| 17 || Xstrados
|-
| 18 || Demonirojim
|-
| 19 || Painnuts
|-
| 20 || Outlaws Uprising
|-
| 21 || Muar Royal City B
|-
| 22 || KSM Paintballers
|-
| 23 || Mighty Owlz
|-
| 24 || JCX Harikelapan
|-
| 25 || Jom Paintball 141
|-
| 26 || T.P.A
|-
| 27 || Ghost Cobra
|-
| 28 || Jalak Lenteng Jr.
|-
| 29 || Bolacat
|-
| 30 || Reboot
|-
| 31 || FreeLancer
|-
| 32 || TroubleShooterz
|-
| 33 || Osiris Charger
|-
| 34 || Bolts
|-
| 35 || Dark Knights Hasil
|-
| 36 || Hangtuah Warrior
|-
| 37 || MPJBT Legion
|-
| 38 || YSB Sharp Shooters
|-
| 39 || NPL All Stars Juniors
|-
| 40 || VietCam Hanuman
|-
| 41 || Drake Knight
|-
| 42 || Lanun
|-
| 43 || MBI Dragons
|-
| 44 || Badak Sumatra
|-
| 45 || OneBlood II
|-
| 46 || Tommo Warrior
|-
| 47 || UiTM Kedah
|-
| 48 || Buser Gunners
|}
|}


== Intercontinental Cup ==
== Intercontinental Cup ==


Edmonton Impact won the professional Intercontinental Cup, ahead of Toulouse TonTon, San Diego Dynasty and Portland Uprising.[3]
Edmonton Impact won the professional Intercontinental Cup, ahead of Toulouse TonTon, San Diego Dynasty and Portland Uprising.[3] PBLeagues lists the French team as TonTons Flingueurs and records the following complete placings.[4]


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Position
! Position !! Team
! Team
|-
| 1 || Edmonton Impact
|-
| 2 || TonTons Flingueurs
|-
| 3 || San Diego Dynasty
|-
| 4 || Portland Uprising
|-
| 5 || Assala Libreville
|-
| 6 || Datis
|-
| 7 || Johannesburg Dynamix
|-
| 8 || KL Nemesis
|-
|-
| 1
| 9 || Los Angeles Infamous
| Edmonton Impact
|-
|-
| 2
| 10 || Perth STK
| Toulouse TonTon
|-
|-
| 3
| 11 || South American All Stars
| San Diego Dynasty
|-
|-
| 4
| 12 || Xtioneer
| Portland Uprising
|}
|}


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{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Division
! Division !! Season champion
! Season champion
|-
|-
| Division 1
| Division 1 || Xtioneers
| Team Xtioneers
|-
|-
| Division 2
| Division 2 || Republic CMX
| Team Republic CMX
|-
|-
| Division 3
| Division 3 || Duckside
| Team Duckside
|-
|-
| Division 4
| Division 4 || Kucha Lana
| Team Kucha Lana
|}
|}


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* [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Paintball Asia League Series]]
* [[2013 Malaysian Open]]
* [[2012 Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[2012 Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[2014 Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]


== References ==
== References ==


# [https://pbleagues.com/leagues/219 PALS event archive], PBLeagues, listing NAZA World Cup Asia Paintball 2013, 15–17 November 2013.
# [https://pbleagues.com/leagues/219 Paintball Asia League Series event archive], PBLeagues, listing NAZA World Cup Asia Paintball 2013, 15–17 November 2013.
# [https://www.mstar.com.my/sukan/2013/11/17/paintball-dynamix--raih-juara-nwcap-2013-penuh-dramatik Paintball: Dynamix Raih Juara NWCAP 2013 Penuh Dramatik], Suryati Mohd Nor, ''mStar'', 17 November 2013.
# [https://www.mstar.com.my/sukan/2013/11/18/paintball-dynamix--raih-juara-nwcap-2013-penuh-dramatik Paintball: Dynamix Raih Juara NWCAP 2013 Penuh Dramatik], Suryati Mohd Nor, ''mStar'', 18 November 2013.
# [https://www.socialpaintball.com/2013/11/25/pals-naza-world-cup-asia-video-results-photo-gallery/ 2013 PALS/NAZA World Cup Asia Video, Results, and Photo Gallery], Israel L., ''Social Paintball'', 25 November 2013.
# [https://www.socialpaintball.com/2013/11/25/pals-naza-world-cup-asia-video-results-photo-gallery/ 2013 PALS/NAZA World Cup Asia Video, Results, and Photo Gallery], Israel L., ''Social Paintball'', 25 November 2013.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/2970/rankings NAZA World Cup Asia Paintball 2013: Places], PBLeagues, complete divisional and Open placings.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/2970/schedule NAZA World Cup Asia Paintball 2013: Schedule and scores], PBLeagues.


[[Category:Paintball tournaments in Malaysia]]
[[Category:Paintball tournaments in Malaysia]]

Latest revision as of 13:54, 2 November 2026

The 2013 Paintball World Cup Asia, promoted as the NAZA World Cup Asia, was an international paintball tournament held from 15–17 November 2013 at the Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre (MIEC) in Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia. The event featured four competitive divisions and a separate professional Intercontinental Cup.[1][2][3]

Johannesburg Dynamix of South Africa won Division 1, defeating Raskal Malaysia 4–3 in the final. Menace won Division 2, Duckside won Division 3 and Kucha Lana won Division 4. Edmonton Impact won the Intercontinental Cup.[2][3]

Organisation

[edit]

The tournament was organised by the Paintball Asia League Series (PALS) and the Asia Pacific Paintball Federation, with AKR hosting the event.[3]

The published divisional results contain fourteen teams in Division 1, twenty-eight in Division 2, fifty-four in Division 3 and forty-eight in Division 4. Twelve teams were listed in the Intercontinental Cup results.[4]

Division 1

[edit]

Johannesburg Dynamix results

[edit]

PBLeagues records the following preliminary and subsequent group-stage results for Dynamix.[5]

Stage Opponent Dynamix score Opponent score
Preliminary round Lost Boyz 4 1
Preliminary round Sydney S.W.A.T. 2 4
Preliminary round KU 4 1
Preliminary round East Side Raw 4 0
Preliminary round Datis 4 0
Preliminary round Poison Ivy 2 2
Second group stage KU 4 0
Second group stage Raskal Malaysia 1 4
Second group stage Lost Boyz 1 4

Semi-finals and final

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Dynamix defeated Iran's Datis 1–0 in the semi-finals, while Raskal Malaysia defeated fellow Malaysian team Xtioneer by the same score.[2]

Dynamix won the final 4–3. Raskal manager Hamman Amin told mStar that his team had led 3–2 with five seconds remaining before a penalty and the final scoring sequence overturned the lead.[2]

Stage Winning team Score Losing team
Semi-final Johannesburg Dynamix 1–0 Datis
Semi-final Raskal Malaysia 1–0 Xtioneer
Final Johannesburg Dynamix 4–3 Raskal Malaysia

Dynamix received US$5,000 and a trophy. Raskal Malaysia received US$2,500 and a trophy, while third-placed Datis received US$1,500.[2]

Division 2

[edit]

Menace won Division 2 ahead of The Simpsons, Throne and Votolocos.[3][4]

The following preliminary scores are recorded for Menace.[5]

Opponent Menace score Opponent score
Unknown 2 2
Madfox 3 0
Votolocos 2 3
Blitzkrieg Singapore 3 0
Republik CMX 2 1
Paint Mechanix 3 1

Division 3

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Duckside won Division 3 ahead of Team Virgin, Badai Unite and Octane 671.[3][4]

The following preliminary scores are recorded for Duckside.[5]

Opponent Duckside score Opponent score
OneBlood 2 0
Ignite Paintball Team 2 0
Pandamonium 2 1
Sandakan Destroyer Army 2 1
Azodin ST 2 1

Final placings

[edit]

The following divisional placings are recorded by PBLeagues.[4]

Division 1

[edit]
Position Team
1 Johannesburg Dynamix
2 Raskal Malaysia
3 Datis
4 Xtioneer
5 Lost Boyz
6 Nemesis Legion
7 Beez Waxers
8 STK
9 Poison Ivy
10 Infernal
11 Sydney S.W.A.T.
12 KU
13 Anthrax Reign
14 East Side Raw

Division 2

[edit]
Position Team
1 Menace
2 The Simpsons
3 Throne
4 Votolocos
5 Unknown
6 Medan Smokers
7 Kuwait Kamikaze
8 Red Sevens
9 Republik CMX
10 Datis D2
11 PRC BlueBlood
12 Rocketeers
13 Unleashed
14 Dark Knights
15 Clover International South America
16 Guam All Stars
17 Waxers Legion
18 Madfox
19 Killerbeez
20 Raiders
21 Paint Mechanix
22 Siren Destiny
23 Muar Royal City A
24 Assala Gabon
25 Revenge
26 Amsterdam Anarchy
27 Blitzkrieg Singapore
28 KSK Flash

Division 3

[edit]
Position Team
1 Duckside
2 Team Virgin
3 Badai Unite
4 Octane 671
5 A.C.E.S
6 CMX Hamoon
7 Carcass
8 Mad Storm
9 Shootin Rage
10 Kejahatan
11 Hooligans
12 Sandakan Destroyer Army
13 Muddy Water Boys
14 Torque
15 Macdev Outlaws
16 IYD
17 Vengeance
18 Pandamonium
19 A.C.E.S International
20 AOV Panther
21 JS
22 Insidious Australia
23 Xcavatos
24 Rogue Assassins Australia
25 Datis Girls
26 Rockstar Factory Team Germany
27 Griffin
28 Tora Tora
29 Dracone
30 Platinum
31 Dracone 2.0
32 Kaotic
33 Hellion Reborn
34 Azodin ST
35 Imperia
36 Snapback Legion
37 Heartbreakers
38 Crazie Darkside Legion
39 Echelon
40 Mighty Owls
41 ZOO Regulators
42 Leopard
43 Ignite Paintball Team
44 GHRT Labuan
45 Saigonstorm
46 Leakside Jokerz
47 Phoenix Tahiti
48 Titanz X
49 PainterZ
50 Raging Phoenix
51 NWP
52 Armada Shooter
53 OneBlood
54 Crazie Darkside

Division 4

[edit]
Position Team
1 Kucha Lana
2 TB Squad
3 KTM X-bow
4 MPJBT Tigers
5 G-Army Langkawi
6 Armada Warrior
7 Jbad
8 Kucha Kacir
9 Hornet Waxers
10 Skwad7
11 Medan Comrades
12 KJ Team
13 G-Rangers Langkawi
14 Alienz
15 Entrusted
16 Chakcibor Paintkiller
17 Xstrados
18 Demonirojim
19 Painnuts
20 Outlaws Uprising
21 Muar Royal City B
22 KSM Paintballers
23 Mighty Owlz
24 JCX Harikelapan
25 Jom Paintball 141
26 T.P.A
27 Ghost Cobra
28 Jalak Lenteng Jr.
29 Bolacat
30 Reboot
31 FreeLancer
32 TroubleShooterz
33 Osiris Charger
34 Bolts
35 Dark Knights Hasil
36 Hangtuah Warrior
37 MPJBT Legion
38 YSB Sharp Shooters
39 NPL All Stars Juniors
40 VietCam Hanuman
41 Drake Knight
42 Lanun
43 MBI Dragons
44 Badak Sumatra
45 OneBlood II
46 Tommo Warrior
47 UiTM Kedah
48 Buser Gunners

Intercontinental Cup

[edit]

Edmonton Impact won the professional Intercontinental Cup, ahead of Toulouse TonTon, San Diego Dynasty and Portland Uprising.[3] PBLeagues lists the French team as TonTons Flingueurs and records the following complete placings.[4]

Position Team
1 Edmonton Impact
2 TonTons Flingueurs
3 San Diego Dynasty
4 Portland Uprising
5 Assala Libreville
6 Datis
7 Johannesburg Dynamix
8 KL Nemesis
9 Los Angeles Infamous
10 Perth STK
11 South American All Stars
12 Xtioneer

PALS season champions

[edit]

The overall 2013 PALS season champions were listed separately from the World Cup Asia event winners. All four divisional season champions were Malaysian teams.[3]

Division Season champion
Division 1 Xtioneers
Division 2 Republic CMX
Division 3 Duckside
Division 4 Kucha Lana

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. Paintball Asia League Series event archive, PBLeagues, listing NAZA World Cup Asia Paintball 2013, 15–17 November 2013.
  2. Paintball: Dynamix Raih Juara NWCAP 2013 Penuh Dramatik, Suryati Mohd Nor, mStar, 18 November 2013.
  3. 2013 PALS/NAZA World Cup Asia Video, Results, and Photo Gallery, Israel L., Social Paintball, 25 November 2013.
  4. NAZA World Cup Asia Paintball 2013: Places, PBLeagues, complete divisional and Open placings.
  5. NAZA World Cup Asia Paintball 2013: Schedule and scores, PBLeagues.
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