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The 2007 Paintball Asia League Series was a season of the international Paintball Asia League Series (PALS). Documented competitions included the Independence Cup in Kuala Lumpur and the season-ending Paintball World Cup Asia in Petaling Jaya. Datis, Global Gutz and Zealous were reported as the overall champions of Divisions 1, 2 and 3 respectively.[1][2]

Documented events

Dates Event Location
25–26 August 2007 2007 Independence Cup Xtion Paintball Park, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
7–9 December 2007 2007 Paintball World Cup Asia Dataran PJ, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia

Sources: [1][3].

The Independence Cup was advertised as the second PALS leg.[1] A June announcement referred to plans for four legs, but the available records do not establish a complete final calendar.[4]

Taiwan event

In an interview published in June 2009, Patrick Tan recalled that Demonz Red had assembled to compete at a PALS event in Taiwan in 2007.[5]

Relocated Thailand event

The 2007 International Thailand Paintball Championship was originally announced for 24–26 August. A subsequent PALS notice stated that the event would move to Kuala Lumpur while retaining those dates. The notice attributed the relocation to anticipated security concerns surrounding Thailand's political situation and the withdrawal of a government-agency sponsor.[4]

The Independence Cup was subsequently advertised at Xtion Paintball Park for competition on 25–26 August, with the captains' meeting on 24 August.[1] The relocation announcement is not counted here as evidence of an additional completed tournament.

Independence Cup

The Independence Cup used five-player capture-the-flag matches lasting five minutes, with two reserves permitted per team. Divisions 1 and 2 allowed ramping capped at 15 balls per second; Division 3 used capped semi-automatic firing.[1]

Datis defeated Reaper in a three-game final to win Division 1. Global Pinoy won Division 2 and Zealous won Division 3.[6]

Division First Second Third
Division 1 Datis Reaper Xtioneer
Division 2 Global Pinoy Nemesis AK 47
Division 3 Zealous CRV Promedia Fortior

Source: [6].

Paintball World Cup Asia

World Cup Asia concluded the PALS season at Dataran PJ on 7–9 December. The competition offered Division 1 Pro-Am, Division 2 Amateur and Division 3 Novice categories.[3]

Reaper won Division 1, Nemesis won Division 2 and Zealous won Division 3.[2]

Division First Second Third
Division 1 Reaper Datis Alien 11
Division 2 Nemesis Anti-Heroes Demonz Red
Division 3 Zealous Sogo Ballbusters CRV

Source: [2].

Season champions

The contemporary World Cup Asia results separately identified the overall PALS champions.[2]

Division Season champion Country
Division 1 Datis Iran
Division 2 Global Gutz Philippines
Division 3 Zealous Malaysia

Reaper's Division 1 World Cup Asia victory and Datis's Division 1 season championship were separate honours.[2]

See also

References

  1. Villain Paintball — The Independence Cup 2007: 2nd Leg of PALS, 5 August 2007.
  2. Villain Paintball — World Cup Asia: The Conclusion, 10 December 2007.
  3. pbhub.de — 5 Man World Cup Asia 2007, contemporary event announcement, 24 April 2007.
  4. Villain Paintball — International Thailand Paintball Championship 2007, 21 June 2007, including the reproduced PALS relocation announcement.
  5. Villain Paintball — Demonz Red according to Patrick Tan, 23 June 2009.
  6. Villain Paintball — The Independence Cup 2007, 27 August 2007.