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2017 Paintball Asia League Series

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The 2017 Paintball Asia League Series was a documented year of activity associated with the international Paintball Asia League Series (PALS). The league's PBLeagues archive lists Paintball World Cup Asia in Kuala Lumpur alongside several Malaysian domestic tournaments.[1]

Kejahatan Aisawan won Division 3 at World Cup Asia, while Naughty Frogs won Mechanical Division 4. The surviving sources give conflicting accounts of the Open Division result.[2][3]

Documented international event

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Dates Event Location
10–12 November 2017 2017 Paintball World Cup Asia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

The event dates and location are recorded by PBLeagues.[4]

Paintball World Cup Asia

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World Cup Asia offered Open Division, Division 3 and Mechanical Division 4 competitions. Its registration record lists 28 paid entries: two in Open Division, sixteen in Division 3 and ten in Mechanical Division 4.[4]

Divisional podiums

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The following Division 3 and Mechanical Division 4 placings are recorded in the event results.[2]

Division First Second Third Fourth
Division 3 Kejahatan Aisawan BT D'Aquarian Splatmasters Order 66
Mechanical Division 4 Naughty Frogs LPP Black Ccp Borneo Warriors 611

Open Division records

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PBLeagues lists Lafeline first and Datis second in Open Division.[2]

However, a contemporary RJFM report states that nine players from French clubs in Laféline, Désertines and Quinssaines returned as World Cup Asia runners-up after losing the final to Iran's national team.[3]

Other events in the league archive

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The PBLeagues PALS archive also groups the following Malaysian domestic events under its 2017 listing.[1]

Dates Listed competition Location
14–15 January 2017 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit, Round 1 Kuala Lumpur
30 April 2017 Malaysia Open Paintball League Kuala Lumpur
22–23 July 2017 Malaysia Open Paintball League Kuala Lumpur
26–27 August 2017 Malaysia Open Paintball League Kuala Lumpur

These entries are identified by their domestic competition names in the archive.[1]

Season standings

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The surviving PBLeagues page labelled “2017 Season Rankings: Paintball Asia League Series” contains no team standings or points totals.[5]

See also

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References

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  1. Paintball Asia League Series event archive, PBLeagues, 2017 event listings.
  2. Paintball World Cup Asia 2017: Places, PBLeagues, published divisional placings.
  3. Paintball : Vincent Faraco des Raven's de Quinssaines deux fois vice-champion de la World cup Asia, RJFM, 28 November 2017. Contemporary account of the French participants' final defeat.
  4. Paintball World Cup Asia 2017: Event information, PBLeagues, event held 10–12 November 2017.
  5. 2017 Season Rankings: Paintball Asia League Series, PBLeagues, surviving standings page.