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The '''2019 NXL Asia''' season was a three-round paintball competition held in [[Malaysia]], with events in Petaling Jaya, Penang and Johor Bahru between April and October 2019.[1]
The '''2019 NXL Asia''' season was a three-round [[paintball]] competition held in [[Malaysia]] between April and October 2019. The season concluded at Taman Daya Hockey Stadium in Johor Bahru.[1][2][3]


Duckside Aisawan were the overall Open champions, Republik CMX won the overall Amateur championship, and EJPC Jr were the overall Mechanical Open champions.[2]
Duckside Aisawan won the overall Open championship, Republik CMX won Amateur and EJPC Jr won Mechanical Open.[4]


== Events ==
== Events ==
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Round
! Round !! Dates !! Venue
! Dates
! Location
|-
|-
| Leg 1
| [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 1|Leg 1]]
| 26–28 April 2019
| 26–28 April 2019
| 1 Utama, Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya
| Listed by PBLeagues as 1 Utama, Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya; Canyon Paintball's media archive identifies Melaka
|-
|-
| Leg 2
| [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 2|Leg 2]]
| 26–28 July 2019
| 26–28 July 2019
| Penang
| Jabatan Belia dan Sukan Negeri Pulau Pinang, Gelugor, Penang
|-
|-
| Leg 3
| [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 3|Leg 3]]
| 25–27 October 2019
| 25–27 October 2019
| Taman Daya Hockey Stadium, Johor Bahru
| Taman Daya Hockey Stadium, Johor Bahru
|}
|}
 
Dates and venue listings are preserved in the original PBLeagues event records.[1][2][3] The opening round's location remains disputed because Canyon Paintball labels its first-round media coverage as Melaka.[5]
PBLeagues identifies 1 Utama in Petaling Jaya as the opening venue and lists the dates and locations of all three rounds.[1] A contemporary report identifies Taman Daya Hockey Stadium as the final-round venue.[2]


== Competition ==
== Competition ==
The opening event advertised Open X-Ball, Amateur, Mechanical Open, three-player, ten-player and beginner three-player competitions. Its Open X-Ball format used ten-minute matches with a race-to-four target; Amateur used eight-minute matches with the same target.[1]
All three rounds included Open X-Ball, Amateur X-Ball, Mechanical Open, Open ten-player, Open three-player and Mechanical Beginner three-player competitions.[1][2][3]


Duckside Aisawan won Open X-Ball at both the opening round and the Penang round.[3] Singapore's Imperia won Amateur at the Penang event.[4]
Open X-Ball used race-to-four with ten-minute matches. Amateur X-Ball used race-to-four with eight-minute matches. Mechanical Open was listed with seven-minute matches and a three-point mercy limit.[1][2][3]


== Johor Bahru round ==
=== Division entries ===
The final round was organised by NXL Asia with support from the Johor Bahru-based COUGARS organisation. A report published on 30 October described approximately seventy participating teams and reported entries from Malaysia, New Zealand, Australia, Brunei, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia and India.[2]
The published event classifications contain the following numbers of entries. These are division entries rather than counts of distinct clubs or players.[6][7][8]


=== Event results ===
{| class="wikitable"
The contemporary report reproduced the following final-round results.[2]
! Division !! Leg 1 !! Leg 2 !! Leg 3
|-
| Open X-Ball || 10 || 9 || 10
|-
| Amateur X-Ball || 18 || 10 || 19
|-
| Mechanical Open || 6 || 6 || 8
|-
| Open ten-player || 9 || 7 || 9
|-
| Open three-player || 6 || 8 || 14
|-
| Mechanical Beginner three-player || 8 || 8 || 9
|-
! Total !! 57 !! 48 !! 69
|}


== Event winners ==
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Division
! Division !! Leg 1 !! Leg 2 !! Leg 3
! First
! Second
! Third
! Fourth
|-
|-
| Open
| Open X-Ball
| Duckside Aisawan
| Duckside Aisawan
| Waxers Legion
| Waxers Legion
| Riot Crew
| Duckside Aisawan
| Ballistic Warrior
|-
|-
| Amateur
| Amateur X-Ball
| Legends
| Imperia
| Anarki Legion
| Anarki Legion
| Hor Hor
| Kejahatan Aisawan
| Legends
|-
|-
| Mechanical Open
| Mechanical Open
| EJPC Jr
| EJPC Jr
| CMX Hamoon
| EJPC Jr
| Naughty Frogs
| EJPC Jr
| UiTM Speedbull
|-
|-
| Three-player
| Open ten-player
| Cranberries
| Duckside X Aisawan
| Anythinglah
| Riot Crew Extreme
| OSB
|-
| Open three-player
| Canyon Wise Folks
| Canyon Wise Folks
| Satu
| Anything Lah
|-
| Conflicting records
| Ten-player
| OSB
| Duckside X Aisawan
| Canyon Green
| Unknown
|-
|-
| Development
| Mechanical Beginner three-player
| Fave X
| Red Bullet
| Polytechnic Mersing
| Duplicate first places in published record
| Spectre
| FaveX
| UTiPU
|}
|}
Event winners are recorded in PBLeagues, subject to the discrepancies described below.[6][7][8]
=== Results discrepancies ===
The second round's Mechanical Beginner record assigns first place to both HeadHunters and Thunder without explaining the duplicate positions.[7]
For the final round's Open three-player competition, the contemporary results graphic names Cranberries as champions, followed by Anything Lah, Canyon Wise Folks and Satu.[4] PBLeagues instead lists Annex first, Anything Lah second, BAD s third and Canyon Wise Folks fourth, with Cranberries fifth and Satu ninth.[8]


== Overall champions ==
== Overall champions ==
The published final-round results separately identified the following overall champions.[2]
The results graphic published with the contemporary final-round report separately identifies the following season champions.[4]


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Division
! Division !! Overall champion
! Overall champion
|-
|-
| Open
| Open || Duckside Aisawan
| Duckside Aisawan
|-
|-
| Amateur
| Amateur || Republik CMX
| Republik CMX
|-
|-
| Mechanical Open
| Mechanical Open || EJPC Jr
| EJPC Jr
|}
|}
EJPC Jr also won Mechanical Open at all three rounds.[6][7][8]
PBLeagues' surviving 2019 season standings page contains division headings and columns for the first two rounds, but no populated team rankings or points totals.[9]
== Johor Bahru finale ==
The final round was organised by [[NXL Asia]] with support from COUGARS, a Johor Bahru sports and recreation organisation.[4]
A contemporary report described approximately seventy participating teams. PBLeagues records 69 division entries. The report attributed participation from Malaysia, New Zealand, Australia, Brunei, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia and India to information supplied by the organisers.[4][8]
Waxers Legion won the Open event ahead of Riot Crew and Duckside Aisawan. Anarki Legion won Amateur ahead of Hor Hor and Kejahatan Aisawan. EJPC Jr won Mechanical Open ahead of CMX Hamoon and Naughty Frogs.[4][8]


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[NXL Asia]]
* [[NXL Asia]]
* [[2018 Melaka International XBall Cup]]
* [[2018 NXL Asia]]
* [[2018 George Town International X-Ball Cup]]
* [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 1]]
* [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 2]]
* [[2019 NXL Asia Leg 3]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]


== References ==
== References ==
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6393 NXLASIA Leg 1 of 3: event information], PBLeagues. Opening venue, advertised formats and three-round event calendar.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6393 NXLASIA Leg 1 of 3: event information], PBLeagues.
# [https://jomtaralets.wixsite.com/travelwithme/post/nxl-asia-paintball-jb-tournament-leg-3-of-3-successfully-held NXL ASIA Paintball JB Tournament Leg 3 of 3 Successfully Held], ''Jomtaralets'', 30 October 2019. Contemporary event report, including an embedded results image listing final-round placings and overall champions.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6501 NXLASIA Leg 2 of 3: event information], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/M2jdT0XKsMkgBoIk Duckside: team competition record], PBLeagues. Records Duckside Aisawan's Open X-Ball victories at Legs 1 and 2.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6595 NXLASIA Leg 3 of 3: event information], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/Y6jInNziTQSiScXU Imperia: team competition record], PBLeagues. Records first place in Amateur at Leg 2.
# [https://jomtaralets.wixsite.com/travelwithme/post/nxl-asia-paintball-jb-tournament-leg-3-of-3-successfully-held NXL ASIA Paintball JB Tournament Leg 3 of 3 Successfully Held], Jomtaralets, 30 October 2019. Contemporary report containing final-round results and overall champions.
# [https://www.canyonpaintball.com/nxl-asia-2/ NXL Asia], Canyon Paintball. Historical media archive identifying first-round coverage as Melaka.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6393/rankings NXLASIA Leg 1 of 3: places], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6501/rankings NXLASIA Leg 2 of 3: places], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/6595/rankings NXLASIA Leg 3 of 3: places], PBLeagues.
# [https://pbleagues.com/league/408/seasonRankings/2019 2019 season rankings], PBLeagues. Surviving page without populated team rankings or points totals.


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

Latest revision as of 17:08, 2 November 2026

The 2019 NXL Asia season was a three-round paintball competition held in Malaysia between April and October 2019. The season concluded at Taman Daya Hockey Stadium in Johor Bahru.[1][2][3]

Duckside Aisawan won the overall Open championship, Republik CMX won Amateur and EJPC Jr won Mechanical Open.[4]

Events

[edit]
Round Dates Venue
Leg 1 26–28 April 2019 Listed by PBLeagues as 1 Utama, Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya; Canyon Paintball's media archive identifies Melaka
Leg 2 26–28 July 2019 Jabatan Belia dan Sukan Negeri Pulau Pinang, Gelugor, Penang
Leg 3 25–27 October 2019 Taman Daya Hockey Stadium, Johor Bahru

Dates and venue listings are preserved in the original PBLeagues event records.[1][2][3] The opening round's location remains disputed because Canyon Paintball labels its first-round media coverage as Melaka.[5]

Competition

[edit]

All three rounds included Open X-Ball, Amateur X-Ball, Mechanical Open, Open ten-player, Open three-player and Mechanical Beginner three-player competitions.[1][2][3]

Open X-Ball used race-to-four with ten-minute matches. Amateur X-Ball used race-to-four with eight-minute matches. Mechanical Open was listed with seven-minute matches and a three-point mercy limit.[1][2][3]

Division entries

[edit]

The published event classifications contain the following numbers of entries. These are division entries rather than counts of distinct clubs or players.[6][7][8]

Division Leg 1 Leg 2 Leg 3
Open X-Ball 10 9 10
Amateur X-Ball 18 10 19
Mechanical Open 6 6 8
Open ten-player 9 7 9
Open three-player 6 8 14
Mechanical Beginner three-player 8 8 9
Total 57 48 69

Event winners

[edit]
Division Leg 1 Leg 2 Leg 3
Open X-Ball Duckside Aisawan Duckside Aisawan Waxers Legion
Amateur X-Ball Legends Imperia Anarki Legion
Mechanical Open EJPC Jr EJPC Jr EJPC Jr
Open ten-player Duckside X Aisawan Riot Crew Extreme OSB
Open three-player Canyon Wise Folks Anything Lah Conflicting records
Mechanical Beginner three-player Red Bullet Duplicate first places in published record FaveX

Event winners are recorded in PBLeagues, subject to the discrepancies described below.[6][7][8]

Results discrepancies

[edit]

The second round's Mechanical Beginner record assigns first place to both HeadHunters and Thunder without explaining the duplicate positions.[7]

For the final round's Open three-player competition, the contemporary results graphic names Cranberries as champions, followed by Anything Lah, Canyon Wise Folks and Satu.[4] PBLeagues instead lists Annex first, Anything Lah second, BAD s third and Canyon Wise Folks fourth, with Cranberries fifth and Satu ninth.[8]

Overall champions

[edit]

The results graphic published with the contemporary final-round report separately identifies the following season champions.[4]

Division Overall champion
Open Duckside Aisawan
Amateur Republik CMX
Mechanical Open EJPC Jr

EJPC Jr also won Mechanical Open at all three rounds.[6][7][8]

PBLeagues' surviving 2019 season standings page contains division headings and columns for the first two rounds, but no populated team rankings or points totals.[9]

Johor Bahru finale

[edit]

The final round was organised by NXL Asia with support from COUGARS, a Johor Bahru sports and recreation organisation.[4]

A contemporary report described approximately seventy participating teams. PBLeagues records 69 division entries. The report attributed participation from Malaysia, New Zealand, Australia, Brunei, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia and India to information supplied by the organisers.[4][8]

Waxers Legion won the Open event ahead of Riot Crew and Duckside Aisawan. Anarki Legion won Amateur ahead of Hor Hor and Kejahatan Aisawan. EJPC Jr won Mechanical Open ahead of CMX Hamoon and Naughty Frogs.[4][8]

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. NXLASIA Leg 1 of 3: event information, PBLeagues.
  2. NXLASIA Leg 2 of 3: event information, PBLeagues.
  3. NXLASIA Leg 3 of 3: event information, PBLeagues.
  4. NXL ASIA Paintball JB Tournament Leg 3 of 3 Successfully Held, Jomtaralets, 30 October 2019. Contemporary report containing final-round results and overall champions.
  5. NXL Asia, Canyon Paintball. Historical media archive identifying first-round coverage as Melaka.
  6. NXLASIA Leg 1 of 3: places, PBLeagues.
  7. NXLASIA Leg 2 of 3: places, PBLeagues.
  8. NXLASIA Leg 3 of 3: places, PBLeagues.
  9. 2019 season rankings, PBLeagues. Surviving page without populated team rankings or points totals.