2010 Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League

The 2010 Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League (CPCL) was a Malaysian tournament paintball season featuring Open and Novice divisions. The competition was presented by Werdna Hol Sportz at Cyberjaya Sports Arena in Cyberjaya, Selangor.[1]

Published results document four rounds. Republic CMX won the opening Open competition, Warrior won the second round and Flankers won the third and fourth rounds. The Novice winners were recorded as Ying Yang in three reports and Yin Yang in the second-round report.[2][3][4][5]

Competition format

The opening announcement identified two categories: Open, using WERD v5.2, and Novice, using WERD v3.2. Novice eligibility was restricted to Division 4 players and below, with supplied markers specified for that category. Both divisions permitted tournament rosters of up to ten players.[1]

The league also offered a preliminary-stage prize pool and a separate one-on-one competition for representatives of the top eight qualifying teams.[1][4]

Rounds and results

Round 1

The opening round was scheduled for 6 and 7 March at Cyberjaya Sports Arena. Results published on 9 March confirmed Republic CMX as Open winners and Ying Yang as Novice winners.[1][2]

Position	Open	Novice
1	Republic CMX	Ying Yang
2	RAZ Legion	Infidelz
3	D'Halloween	Reaperz
4	Dark Angels	Pandamonium
5	Flankers	Semarak Api B
6	SIR	Hardheaded
7	Dozenmater	Crossfire
8	Tohspan Etile	Rejimen 66

Republic CMX won the Open one-on-one bonus competition, while Infidelz won the Novice competition.[2]

Round 2

The second round was announced for 1 and 2 May. Results published on 3 May recorded Warrior as Open champions and Yin Yang as Novice champions.[2][3]

Position	Open	Novice
1	Warrior	Yin Yang
2	Nemesis	Semarak Api A
3	Johor Pirates	Hardheaded
4	PJ Parakeetz	Reaperz

Nemesis won the Open one-on-one competition and Semarak Api A won the Novice competition.[3]

Round 3

The third round attracted ten Open teams and seventeen Novice teams. An organiser's report by Andrew Loh recorded Flankers as Open champions and Ying Yang as Novice champions.[4]

Position	Open	Novice
1	Flankers	Ying Yang
2	Xtioneers	Reaperz
3	RAZ Legion	Regimen 66
4	Kai Fan Killerz	CMX Badai

Daniel of Flankers won the Open one-on-one competition. The report also identified him as the previous round's winner while playing for Nemesis. The Novice bonus competition was cancelled because of insufficient time.[4]

Round 4

The fourth round took place on 23 and 24 October. Flankers won the Open competition ahead of Nightmare, while Ying Yang won the Novice competition ahead of Reaperz.[5]

Position	Open	Novice
1	Flankers	Ying Yang
2	Nightmare	Reaperz
3	Xtioneers	Rejimen 66
4	RAZ Legion	SPATT

Flankers and Ying Yang also won the respective one-on-one bonus competitions.[5]

Preliminary prize pools

Part of each team's registration fee contributed to a divisional prize pool. The third-round report specified contributions of RM200 per Open team and RM100 per Novice team, producing pools of RM2,000 and RM1,700 respectively.[4]

The eight highest-ranked teams after the preliminary stage received the following shares:[4]

Preliminary position	Share of divisional pool
1	30%
2	25%
3	15%
4	10%
5–8	5% each

At the fourth round, the published pools were RM2,600 for Open and RM1,500 for Novice. RAZ Legion received the largest Open share, while Ying Yang received the largest Novice share.[5]

Media coverage

The opening announcement named Cyberjaya-TV as the league's official broadcaster.[1]

References

Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League tournament announcement, Villain Paintball, 12 February 2010.
Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League round 1 results, Villain Paintball, 9 March 2010.
Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League round 2 results, Villain Paintball, 3 May 2010.
Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League round 3 report, Andrew Loh, reproduced by Villain Paintball, 16 July 2010.
Cyberjaya Paintball Championship League – 23–24 October 2010 Results & Conclusions, Villain Paintball, 26 October 2010.