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2026 ICPL Pittsburgh Open Classic

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The 2026 ICPL Pittsburgh Open Classic was a mechanical paintball tournament held from 31 July to 2 August 2026 at Urban Assault in McDonald, Pennsylvania, United States. It formed part of the International Classic Paintball League season and featured professional and amateur ten-player divisions alongside open and amateur five-player competition.[1][2]

Chicago Aftershock won professional ten-player, Ohio Outlaws won both amateur divisions, and ATTKTX won open five-player. The event recorded 57 entries across its four divisions.[1][3]

Venue and ICPL status

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The tournament took place at Urban Assault, 201 Cecil-Sturgeon Road, McDonald, Pennsylvania 15057.[1][2]

The event was advertised on the ICPL’s official website and registered under the International Classic Paintball League on PBLeagues, with a link to the league’s 2026 season standings.[1][2][3]

Schedule and formats

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Five-player competition was scheduled for Friday, 31 July. Professional and amateur ten-player competition followed on Saturday, 1 August and Sunday, 2 August.[1][2]

Division Playing dates Entries
Professional ten-player 1–2 August 14
Amateur ten-player 1–2 August 24
Open five-player 31 July 9
Amateur five-player 31 July 10

The organiser advertised mechanical classic paintball on hyperball, woods and mounds fields. The event notice specified 12-minute ten-player games on woods and hybrid fields and ten-minute games on hyperball and mounds. Both five-player divisions had a published game time of six minutes.[1][2]

Competition

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Ten-player competition

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Chicago Aftershock won the professional division ahead of Brimstone Smoke and All Americans. Ohio Outlaws won amateur ten-player, followed by AAF and Brawlgang.[3]

Five-player competition

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ATTKTX won open five-player ahead of Image and All Americans. Ohio Outlaws won amateur five-player, with Roadies Factory second and AAF 2 third.[3]

Final standings

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The following tables reproduce the final divisional placings published by PBLeagues.[3]

Professional ten-player

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Place Team
1 Chicago Aftershock
2 Brimstone Smoke
3 All Americans
4 FARSIDE
5 Adrenaline
6 Image
7 Trauma
8 The Misfits
9 Prime Suspects
10 Dark Carnival
11 MVPS Dark Ops
12 ATTKTX
13 Omaha Bulls
14 Turbulence

Amateur ten-player

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Place Team
1 Ohio Outlaws
2 AAF
3 Brawlgang
4 Roadies Factory
5 Brimstone Smoke
6 Sniper Squad
7 FZR
8 Midwest Legion
9 DETROIT FUSION
10 FRACTION
11 StL Suspects
12 Joe Exotic and The Boyz
13 Monongahela Otters
14 Pittsburgh Mercenaries
15 Ground Zero Red
16 Pittsburgh Rampage
17 LOS ANGELES FACTION
18 The Hooligans
19 Incognito Banditos
20 Moisture Missiles
21 The Leftovers
22 Richmond Remechs
23 Plaguebearers
24 Diamond Dawgs

Open five-player

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Place Team
1 ATTKTX
2 Image
3 All Americans
4 FARSIDE
5 Chicago Aftershock
6 Turbulence
7 Prime Suspects
8 Brimstone Smoke
9 Prime Mech

Amateur five-player

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Place Team
1 Ohio Outlaws
2 Roadies Factory
3 AAF 2
4 StL Suspects
5 DETROIT FUSION
6 Victory Through Him
7 Diamond Dawgs
8 Pittsburgh Rampage
9 AAF
10 Richmond Rejects

See also

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References

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  1. PBLeagues – Pittsburgh Open Classic: dates, Urban Assault venue, divisions, registration totals and playing times.
  2. International Classic Paintball League – 2026 Pittsburgh Open Classic: official event announcement, schedule, formats and venue.
  3. PBLeagues – Pittsburgh Open Classic: final divisional placings.