2005 PSP Orlando Open
The 2005 PSP Orlando Open was the second tournament of the 2005 Paintball Sports Promotions season, held from 21–24 April at Disney's Wide World of Sports complex in Florida. It featured divisional X-Ball, five-man competition and NXL regular-season matches.[1][2]
X-Ball competition
[edit]Dynasty recovered from a defeat by the Naughty Dogs to win the Open division final 7–6 against the same opponents.[1]
| Division | First | Second | Third | Fourth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open | Dynasty | Naughty Dogs | Avalanche | Infamous |
| Division 1 | Jax Warriors | X-Factor | Fusion | Gridlock |
| Division 2 | Team LTZ | Team Xtreme | Disaster | PunishersPB.com |
| Division 3 | San Diego Aftermath | East Coast Empire | Tippmann Effect | Gridlock-PBC |
| Division | Winner | Score | Runner-up |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open | Dynasty | 7–6 | Naughty Dogs |
| Division 1 | Jax Warriors | 13–5 | X-Factor |
| Division 2 | Team LTZ | 10–3 | Team Xtreme |
| Division 3 | San Diego Aftermath | 8–5 | East Coast Empire |
Five-man competition
[edit]The event introduced PSP's Young Guns division for players aged fifteen and younger.[1]
| Division | First | Second | Third | Fourth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Division 1 | Runnin Wild | Diesel | The Other Fury | Fury |
| Division 2 | Hi-Tec Factory Team | Team Splatball | Wildfire | Oh-Nos GNR |
| Division 3 | TPA | Lost Generation | Villain | Punishment |
| Young Guns | DBS Kidz | Ranch Road Paintball | SoFla Army | Kids with Gatz |
NXL competition
[edit]The NXL schedule included additional games to compensate for rain postponements at the 2005 PSP SoCal Open. These matches contributed to regular-season standings.[1]
Sunday's results were:[1]
| Team | Score | Opponent |
|---|---|---|
| Oakland Assassins | 13–6 | San Diego Legacy |
| Philadelphia Americans | 10–6 | Chicago Aftershock |
| Detroit Strange | 10–10 | Los Angeles Ironmen |
| Boston Red Legion | 14–4 | Miami Effect |
| Baltimore Trauma | 13–6 | New York Xtreme |
During the event, NXL commissioner Mike Ratko tested directional acoustic equipment intended to monitor individual markers' firing rates remotely during play.[1]