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2008 PSP Phoenix Open

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The 2008 PSP Phoenix Open was the opening tournament of the 2008 Paintball Sports Promotions season, held from 13 to 16 March 2008 at Glendale Youth Sports Complex at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Oakland Infamous won the National Xball League professional division.[1][2]

NXL competition

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The twelve-team professional field included San Diego Aftermath, Tampa Bay Damage, Edmonton Impact and St. Louis Avalanche, which entered NXL competition for 2008.[1][2]

Six teams advanced to Sunday's two three-team groups. Oakland Infamous defeated Seattle Naughty Dogs 7–3 and X-Factor 7–6. Boston Red Legion beat Edmonton Impact 7–5 and Los Angeles Ironmen 7–4. Infamous defeated Boston 7–6 in the final.[1]

Position Team
1 Oakland Infamous
2 Boston Red Legion
3 X-Factor
4 Edmonton Impact

Professional placings follow the event results archive.[2]

Divisional X-Ball

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Divisions 1 and 2 used a seven-point victory limit and a 15-minute game clock; Division 3 used a five-point limit.[1]

Division First Second Third Fourth
Division 1 RNT Allstarz Damage D1 Vicious CDR
Division 2 TPA Revolution Fierce DBS Kidz New Jersey Jesters
Division 3 Total Karnage DSSP8NTBALL.COM Ghetto Smurfs Qualityttr.com

Placings and team names follow the event results archive.[2]

Five-player competition

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Division First Second Third Fourth
Division 3 No Limit PBrack.com JFK Stinger Factory
Division 4 Texas Threat RNT Kidz NY Status MPS

Placings follow the event results archive.[2]

Collegiate and school competition

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Sunday's programme also included the NCPA-sanctioned JT Sports Southwest College and High School Regional Championships.[1]

See also

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References

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  1. WARPIG — PSP Phoenix Open, 13–16 March 2008: contemporary tournament report.
  2. PBLeagues — 2008 Phoenix Open: event placings.