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2005 NPPL Denver Open

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The 2005 NPPL Denver Open was the third tournament of the 2005 NPPL Super 7 season, held from 22–24 July in Denver, Colorado. Sacramento XSV defeated San Diego Dynasty to secure its first professional Super 7 tournament victory.[1][2]

Venue

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The tournament returned to the stadium parking venue used in 2004, with NPPL Action Turf laid over asphalt. It shared the location with the Vans Warped Tour.[1]

Professional competition

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XSV led the preliminary standings. Eight teams advanced to a seven-game quarter-final round-robin, from which Dynasty, Oakland Empire, XSV and San Francisco Avalanche reached the semi-finals.[1]

Dynasty and XSV each won their semi-final in two games. XSV then defeated Dynasty in consecutive championship games, opening with a 100–0 victory. Avalanche beat Oakland Empire two games to one for third place.[1]

Results

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Final placings[2]
Division First Second Third Fourth
Professional Sacramento XSV San Diego Dynasty San Francisco Avalanche Oakland Empire
Semi-professional Bob Long's Assassins California Ironmen Dynasty Dynamics Famous
Division I Bonebrake USA Silver Naughty Dogs Division 1 Naughty X Nature Atomix Sports
Division II LTZ Colorado Raiders NTK United
Division III Atomix Nation Heaven & Hell Trouble So Cal Crazy Vatos

Divisional finals

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Bob Long's Assassins defeated California Ironmen in two games. Bonebrake USA Silver similarly beat Naughty Dogs Division 1.[1]

LTZ and Colorado Raiders drew their opening game 19–19, then exchanged wins. LTZ won the deciding one-on-one, securing its third consecutive Division II tournament title of the season.[1]

Atomix Nation recovered from an opening loss to beat Heaven & Hell two games to one in the Division III final.[1]

See also

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References

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  1. WARPIG – NPPL Denver 2005, 22–24 July 2005. Contemporary tournament report.
  2. ClassicScores – Historical tournament results database, NPPL Denver 2005, event CS0070.