2000 Pan Am Seattle

The 2000 Pan Am Seattle was a Pan Am Circuit paintball tournament held at Paradise Paintball in Port Orchard, Washington. Genesis won the amateur five-player division, Armageddon Gold won the novice division, and Aftermath won the rookie division. The event also included Young Guns and stock-class competitions.[1]

Venue and format

Paradise Paintball was operated by Ed and Margaret Wood and occupied part of a community park. Tournament play used woodland fields and two inflatable Sup'Air fields.[1]

The five-player competition used the Pan Am Circuit's 200-round limit. Chipley Custom Machine competed with customised WGP Sniper pump markers and defeated the Naughty Dogs during the preliminary rounds.[1]

Preliminary games took place on Friday and Saturday, followed by the semi-finals and finals on Sunday. Rain affected portions of the competition. Refereeing teams included No Limit, Phoenix Heat, Wildcards and Sudden Impact.[1]

Young Guns and stock-class games used a smaller field with Game On Gear bunkers. Young Guns was a three-player competition for players aged 15 or younger at the start of the season who were not experienced tournament players.[1]

Five-player results

Exile and the Naughty Dogs finished the amateur semi-finals level on 186 points. As they had not played each other during that round, their preliminary scores determined which team advanced. Exile qualified for the finals.[1]

Final-round standings

Division	Place	Team	Final-round points
Amateur	1	Genesis	174
	2	Exile	106
	3	Asylum	28
Novice	1	Armageddon Gold	143
	2	Outrage	106
	3	Check Yourself	4
Rookie	1	Aftermath	138
	2	Team Hydro	64
	3	TKO	16

Source: WARPIG's final scoreboard.[2]

Stock-class results

Division	Place	Team	Final-round points
Beginner	1	Hot Boyz	174
	2	Icemen	88
	3	Armageddon	54
Advanced	1	Ripoff	194
	2	B-Team	191
	3	Mad Dawg	178
	4	Sitting Ducks	61

Source: WARPIG's stock-class scoreboard.[3]

Young Guns

Ten teams entered the Young Guns competition. RIP of Fresno, California, won the division. WARPIG reported Vipers II second and Vipers third.[1]

See also

• Pan Am Circuit
• Stock-class paintball
• WGP Sniper

References

1. “Pan Am Seattle 2000”, WARPIG, contemporary tournament report, 2000.
2. “Pan Am Seattle 2000: Semi-Final and Final Scoreboards”, WARPIG, 2000.
3. “Pan Am Seattle 2000: Stock Class”, WARPIG, 2000.