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...ions under World Paintball Sport Academy. Contemporary coverage identified Russia as Nations Cup winners and Malaysia as runners-up.[1][5][6] ...fourteen nations for the Nations Cup, including Australia, France, Japan, Russia, Switzerland, the United States and Iran.[3] ...

...ement in paintball included coaching, tournament support and selection for Russia's veterans national team.[4][5][6] Morozov played for Russian Legion in professional [[X-Ball]] competition during the 2000s. WARPIG's published ro ...

...]] won the professional competition, defeating [[Frankfurt Syndicate]] 5–1 in the final.[2] | Semi-Professional Paintball League || [[Polar Bears|Polar Bears Tarko Sale]] ...

...oscow]] won the professional competition, defeating [[Marseille Icon]] 5–4 in the final.[2] ...Vicious]], while Dynasty competed in the American [[National Professional Paintball League]].[2] ...

...ssian Legion]], an organisation that developed from recreational paintball in Moscow into an international professional tournament team.[1][2] ...ing programme during its expansion into European and American professional paintball. Russian Legion subsequently competed under several names, including [[Russ ...

...Millennium Series Mediterranean Cup''' was a [[paintball]] tournament held in Puget-sur-Argens, France, from 24–26 March 2017. It opened the [[2017 Mille ...ons Paintball League (CPL) competition, defeating [[Toulouse TonTons]] 6–1 in the final. [[Breakout Spa]] finished third and [[Russian Legion|Russian Leg ...

...am made its international debut in 2018 under the [[South African National Paintball Association]] (SANPA).[1] ...tly won bronze in the three-player category at the 2019 World Championship in Amsterdam, Netherlands.[2][3] ...

...Asia''' is WikiPaintball's continental directory for articles documenting paintball across Asia. ...a and people. It includes recreational, scenario, woodsball and tournament paintball. ...

...an professional tournament circuit and represented Russia in international paintball competition.[1][2] ...ssional player rankings and was named captain of the Russian national team in 2017.[3][4] ...

...h [[Toulouse TonTons]] finishing runners-up.[2] A separate national-team [[Paintball World Cup]] took place at the same venue.[3] Art Chaos Moscow defeated Toulouse TonTons in the professional final.[2] ...

...Paintball League division, while New Zealand's [[Expendables (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Expendables]] won the Semi-Professional division.[2] | Champions Paintball League (CPL) || [[Edmonton Impact]] ...

...is WikiPaintball's continental directory for articles documenting European paintball. ...th the sport. It includes recreational, scenario, woodsball and tournament paintball. ...

...hed its first issue in 2011 and covered tournament paintball, recreational paintball, equipment, teams and players.[1][2] ...published. [[Amber Wong]] was identified as the magazine's editor-in-chief in 2012, while [[Shamsher Opherden|Shamsher "Terry" Opherden]] was listed as a ...

...s first locally identified all-female team, [[Team Atrox]], was introduced in 2008.[1][2] ...GPIC), first held in 2017. Singaporean women's teams have also competed in Russia, the Netherlands and regional Asian tournaments.[3][4] ...

...ous]] won the professional competition, defeating [[Art Chaos Moscow]] 5–1 in the final.[2] ...Art Chaos Moscow beat [[Toulouse TonTons]] 4–3 and [[Edmonton Impact]] 5–1 in its corresponding knockout matches.[2] ...

...in the professional final, while New Zealand's [[Expendables (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Expendables]] finished ninth.[1][2][3] PBLeagues records the following final placings, also reproduced in PbNation's contemporary report.[2][3] ...

...of the [[2017 Millennium Series season]], following the Mediterranean Cup in France.[1][2] ...ampions Paintball League (CPL) competition, defeating [[Breakout Spa]] 6–5 in overtime. [[Edmonton Impact]] finished third and [[Toulouse TonTons]] fourt ...

The '''2017 Campaign Cup''' was a [[paintball]] tournament held at the South of England Event Centre near Gatwick, Englan ...pions Paintball League (CPL) competition, defeating [[Russian Legion]] 4–3 in the final. [[Toulouse TonTons]] finished third and [[Breakout Spa]] fourth. ...

...nnium Series season''' comprised four European paintball tournaments, held in Puget-sur-Argens, Bitburg, Basildon and Chantilly.[1][2] [[Toulouse TonTons ...hern France, followed by the European Masters in Germany, the Campaign Cup in England and the World Cup at Chantilly.[1][2] ...

...securing the season championship. New Zealand's [[Expendables (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Expendables]] finished 15th.[1][2][3] | 15 || [[Expendables (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Expendables]] ...