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2004 PSP Chicago Open

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The 2004 PSP Chicago Open was a paintball tournament held from 23 to 27 June 2004 at Badlandz Paintball Field in Illinois, United States. The third main event of the Paintball Sports Promotions (PSP) season, it featured five-player, ten-player and divisional X-Ball competition alongside National Xball League (NXL) matches.[1][2]

Venue

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The Chicago Open returned to Badlandz after being held at Maywood Park in 2003.[1]

Five-player competition

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The top four teams in each division were:[1][3]

Position Novice Rookie
1 Nebraskapaintball.com Kamikaze Kids
2 MW Army Team LTZ
3 Division DP United
4 Vintage SplatDome Factory

Ten-player competition

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The top four teams in each division were:[3]

Position Pro/Am Novice Rookie
1 Mantis Factory Team Enemy Cartel Kidz
2 Fusion Momma's Boys Team Aggressive
3 Rage Rock It Kids Excalibur
4 Brimstone Smoke Dominion V3 Backdraft

Enemy won Novice with 204 final-round points, one ahead of Momma's Boys. Mantis Factory Team won Pro/Am with 209 points.[1]

Divisional X-Ball

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The top four teams in each division were:[3]

Position Division 1 Division 2 Division 3
1 Avalanche Team Ultimate X-Factor
2 Infamous Hogan's Alley Factory Team Team CDR
3 Dynasty Xtreme Sports Factory DC Devastation
4 Naughty Dogs Twisted Revolution Demented Kidz

Championship matches

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Avalanche defeated Infamous in the Division 1 final. Team Ultimate defeated Hogan's Alley Factory Team 7–5 in Division 2, while X-Factor defeated Team CDR 10–9 in Division 3.[1]

National Xball League

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Sunday's documented NXL results were:[1]

Winning team Score Losing team
Philadelphia Americans 16–6 San Diego Legacy
Baltimore Trauma 13–10 Detroit Strange
Los Angeles Ironmen 11–6 Chicago Aftershock
Oakland Assassins 11–9 New York Xtreme
Baltimore Trauma 17–6 Miami Effect

References

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  1. Dawn Mills, WARPIG — PSP Chicago Open, June 2004. Contemporary tournament report, with photographs by JJ Ontiveros.
  2. PBLeagues — PSP Events archive. Chicago Open, 23–27 June 2004.
  3. PBLeagues — 2004 PSP Events season rankings. Individual Chicago Open placings appear in parentheses in the event column.
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