2003 PSP Los Angeles Open
The 2003 PSP Los Angeles Open was a paintball tournament held from 5 to 9 March 2003 at the Los Angeles County Fairplex in Pomona, California, United States. It opened the Paintball Sports Promotions (PSP) tournament series and included five-player, ten-player and divisional X-Ball competition, alongside matches from the inaugural National Xball League (NXL) season.[1]
Naughty Dogs won professional ten-player competition. Team Strange won Division 1 X-Ball, while Strange 2 won Division 2.[1]
Venue
Playing fields occupied the Fairplex horse-racing track's grass infield. Stadium lighting enabled evening games, while permanent awnings sheltered player staging and vendor displays.[1]
Results
Five-player
WARPIG reported the following final placements.[1]
| Position | Novice | Rookie |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | CP Factory Team | ACI Turmoil |
| 2 | Cross | Shadow Company |
| 3 | Femmes Fatale | Method |
| 4 | Oregon Outrage | Adrenalin Rush |
Ten-player
The following standings are recorded in WARPIG's final scoreboard.[2]
| Division | First | Second | Third | Fourth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Professional | Naughty Dogs | San Diego Dynasty | Legacy | Bushwackers |
| Amateur | Evil Factory | KAPP Factory | Static | Hostile Takeover |
| Novice | Justice | Next Level Factory | BC Kids | Atomix Factory |
| Rookie | Rock It Kids | Mayhem | Cartel Empire | Outlaws |
Naughty Dogs finished the professional final with 289 points, ahead of Dynasty with 195, Legacy with 114 and Bushwackers with 26.[2]
Evil Factory won Amateur with 204 points, one point ahead of KAPP Factory.[2]
Divisional X-Ball
| Division | Winner |
|---|---|
| Division 1 | Team Strange |
| Division 2 | Strange 2 |
Source: WARPIG's tournament report.[1]
National Xball League
The event hosted the NXL's second competition. WARPIG described Miami Effect's 15–8 victory over Detroit Thunder as the league's first night game.[1]
See also
References
- WARPIG, PSP LA Open 2003, 5–9 March 2003.
- WARPIG, PSP LA Open 2003: Ten-player Semi-final and Finals Scoreboard, March 2003.