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2010 International Super Seven Championship

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The 2010 International Super Seven Championship (ISSC 2010) was the second edition of the International Super Seven Championship, held on 22–23 May 2010 at Dataran Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. It was organised by Nemesis Paintball Club and the Malaysian National Paintball League (MY-NPL) headquarters.[1]

Infernal won the Open division, OSB won Amateur/Novice and CMX Badai won Young Gun.[2]

Organisation

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The published programme scheduled field walking and a captains' meeting for 21 May, followed by competition on 22–23 May.[1]

Registration was administered through Kelab Sukan Paintball Nemesis. Team rosters were submitted to MY-NPL headquarters for checking and approval by the Malaysian Paintball Players' Council. Sofian Daud was identified as tournament director.[1]

Competition format

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All three divisions were announced as seven-player competitions. Teams could register nine active players and field a maximum of seven in each game. Eight preliminary games were scheduled for each team.[1]

Division Players on field Maximum active roster
Open 7 9
Amateur/Novice 7 9
Young Gun 7 9

The Young Gun division used supplied mechanical markers, with harnesses and pods permitted.[1]

Results

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Position Open Amateur/Novice Young Gun
1 Infernal OSB CMX Badai
2 Nemesis Legion Matrix Entourage Jr MDP Tornado
3 Demonz Red Outkasts Riverside Syndicate
4 Delta Rovers Shockwave Prolintas Legion X

Placings were published by Villain Paintball on 24 May.[2]

See also

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References

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  1. International Super Seven Championship 2010 announcement, Villain Paintball, 10 May 2010; reproduced organiser information, programme and competition arrangements.
  2. International Super Seven Championship 2010 results, Villain Paintball, 24 May 2010.