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2003 PSP Los Angeles Open

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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

  1. WARPIG, PSP LA Open 2003, 5–9 March 2003.
  2. WARPIG, PSP LA Open 2003: Ten-player Semi-final and Finals Scoreboard, March 2003.