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The 2021 ICPL Old Bay Classic was an International Classic Paintball League tournament held at Outdoor Xtreme Chesapeake City in Chesapeake City, Maryland, United States, from 4 to 6 June 2021. It opened the league's 2021 season and featured professional and amateur 10-player divisions and an open five-player competition.[1][2]

Los Angeles Infamous won the professional 10-player division, Image won the amateur 10-player division, and ac X won the open five-player competition.[3]

Venue and formats

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The tournament took place at Outdoor Xtreme Chesapeake City, also known as OXCC, at 2941 Old Telegraph Road, Chesapeake City.[1]

The open five-player competition was scheduled for Friday, 4 June, followed by professional and amateur 10-player competition on Saturday and Sunday, 5–6 June.[1]

Division Format Published game time Teams in final standings
Professional 10v10 12 minutes 22
Amateur 10v10 12 minutes 26
Open 5v5 5 minutes 13

Sources: PBLeagues event information and final standings.[1][3]

The contemporary event preview described the 10-player competition as a mechanical-marker, capture-the-flag format culminating in a three-team round-robin final. Preliminary games included matches between professional and amateur teams, although the divisions had separate final standings.[2][4]

Competition used the venue's Hyperball, Trench and Deep Woods fields.[4][5]

Professional competition

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Los Angeles Infamous won the professional division ahead of Ground Zero Gold and defending season champions Kapp Factory.[3]

The league's contemporary report described Infamous as unbeaten across the two days of 10-player competition. Its roster included Ryan Brand, TJ Danner, Harrison Frye, Ryan Hall, Chris Lasoya, Travis Lemanski, Brett Messer, Cody Mickowski, Archie Montemayor, Kevin Rudulph and Drew Templeton.[5]

Ground Zero Gold had completed Saturday's opening five preliminary games without defeat, according to the contemporary second-day report, before going on to finish second overall.[3][4]

Final standings

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Place Team
1 Los Angeles Infamous
2 Ground Zero Gold
3 Kapp Factory
4 Fox 4 Darkside
5 Saints
6 All Americans
7 The Misfits
8 Ironmen
9 FARSIDE
10 ac EMPIRE
11 Docs Warriors
12 Master Blasters
13 Annapolis A-Team
14 Adrenaline
15 MVPS Dark Ops
16 Annihilators
17 RHYTHM
18 Northwest Rogue
19 Chicago Aftershock
20 Desert Edge
21 Fight Club
22 ARMADA

Source: PBLeagues.[3]

Amateur competition

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Image won the amateur division ahead of Team Smoke and MUTINY.[3]

In the league's post-event report, Image described recovering from a semi-final defeat against FRACTION by scoring 99 against Portland Darkside to advance. Image subsequently lost to Team Smoke in the final round but defeated MUTINY 22–7 and secured first place overall.[6]

The contemporary preliminary-round report also highlighted PL Pirates, who defeated professional teams FARSIDE and MVPS Dark Ops on the Trench field. PL Pirates ultimately finished 11th in the amateur standings.[3][4]

Final standings

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Place Team
1 Image
2 Team Smoke
3 MUTINY
4 FRACTION
5 Fatal Swoop
6 ThunderHorse
7 Portland Darkside
8 All-Americans 2
9 Wiseguys
10 TRIBE Savages
11 PL Pirates
12 Overshot Factory
13 N.W. Rogue AM
14 Fight Club Factory Soap
15 New Jersey Jesters
16 BTA Butchers
17 LOCKOUT
18 Tantrum
19 Fight Club Underground
20 Pittsburgh Coalition
21 Ground Zero Red
22 Social Mutants
23 Arsenal
24 Fight Club Anarchy
25 Pittsburgh Rampage
26 Fight Club Project Mayhem

Source: PBLeagues.[3]

Open five-player competition

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ac X won the five-player competition ahead of Mutiny and SAVAGES.[3]

SAVAGES led the preliminary round and advanced directly to the final. Six other teams contested two three-team semi-final groups, with Mutiny and ac X qualifying for the final.[7]

The final round was played on the Trench field. Mutiny drew both of its games, leaving the meeting between ac X and SAVAGES to decide the winner. ac X secured a body-count victory, with neither team pulling or hanging the flag.[7]

The event standings identify the winner as ac X; the season standings record its result under the name ac TEXAS.[3][8]

Final standings

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Place Team
1 ac X
2 Mutiny
3 SAVAGES
4 Ground Zero
5 ac POWERHOUSE
6 N.Y.B
7 NWR
8 Fatal Swoop Red
9 Image
10 KAPP
11 Florida Annihilators
12 Ironmen
13 FC Anarchy

Source: PBLeagues.[3]

See also

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References

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  1. PBLeagues – Old Bay Classic: official event information, dates, venue and formats, 4–6 June 2021.
  2. NXL Classic Paintball – 2021 ICPL Event One Preview: The Old Bay Classic kicks off the season in Chesapeake City, Maryland! Quinn Nadu, 2 June 2021.
  3. PBLeagues – Old Bay Classic: official final divisional standings.
  4. NXL Classic Paintball – 2021 ICPL Old Bay Classic Day 2 Recap. Quinn Nadu, ProPaintball, republished 9 June 2021.
  5. NXL Classic Paintball – Infamous wins the ICPL Old Bay Classic Pro 10-Man Division! Published 18 June 2021.
  6. NXL Classic Paintball – Image wins the ICPL Old Bay Classic Amateur 10-Man Division! 21 June 2021.
  7. NXL Classic Paintball – 2021 ICPL Old Bay Classic Day 1 Recap. Quinn Nadu, ProPaintball, republished 9 June 2021.
  8. PBLeagues – 2021 International Classic Paintball League season rankings.