Editing Amber Wong (section)

== Malaysian paintball ==

Wong began her involvement in paintball in 2009, according to biographical accounts published by the United Paintball Federation and ''Paintball Media Magazine''.[3][4]

A February 2010 feature originally published by the ''New Sunday Times'' identified Wong as head of media and promotions for PALS Events and as a member of the Malaysian team Rock'n'Rolla.[5]

=== Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit ===

An announcement for the 2010 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit listed Wong as head of media and promotions. The published organising committee also included [[Paul Lam]] as tournament director, [[Junaidi Khalil]] as head of rules and regulations and [[Allan Phang]] as head of team liaison and registration.[6]

On 18 April 2010, the Malaysian news outlet ''mStar'' interviewed Wong in her capacity as head of media and promotions for Xtion Paintball Sports Club, the MPOC organiser.[7] She discussed the participation of teams and players from Australia, Singapore, Iran, Indonesia and several European countries.

Wong also described efforts to encourage more women to participate and identified Division 4 as the introductory category for new competitors. The article reported that approximately 50 Malaysian teams were participating in the five-round MPOC season.[7]

=== Paintball Asia League Series and World Cup Asia ===

Wong worked in media and promotions for the Paintball Asia League Series. The World Cup Asia 2010 information handbook identified her as head of media and promotions and listed Paul Lam as tournament director, Allan Phang as international liaison and Maz as Malaysian liaison.[8]

The United Paintball Federation later credited Wong with working on PALS events in Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and the United Arab Emirates, as well as organising World Cup Asia on Langkawi and the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit.[3] The announcement does not specify her role at every individual international event.