Editing 2004 PSP season (section)

== Season championships ==

The contemporary APPA post-season table recorded the following leaders. The archived page was explicitly labelled “Season Rankings Currently Unofficial”; its original points are reproduced here rather than the different totals displayed by the present-day PBLeagues archive.[8][9]

{| class="wikitable"
! Competition !! First in contemporary season standings !! Points
|-
| Professional X-Ball || Dynasty || 478
|-
| Division 1 X-Ball || Team Ultimate || 432
|-
| Division 2 X-Ball || Team Xtreme || 241
|-
| Division 3 X-Ball || X-Factor || 430
|-
| Ten-player Pro/Am || Justice || 217
|-
| Ten-player Novice || Enemy || 224
|-
| Ten-player Rookie || Cartel Kidz || 250
|-
| Five-player Novice || NebraskaPaintball.com and Team Savage || 209 each
|-
| Five-player Rookie || Team LTZ || 223
|}

WARPIG independently confirmed Dynasty's professional title, Justice's ten-player Pro/Am title, Enemy's ten-player Novice title, Cartel Kidz's Rookie sweep, Team LTZ's five-player Rookie title and a shared first place in five-player Novice.[5]

The APPA table listed Naughty Dogs Inc. first in five-player Pro/Am with 50 points, all earned at World Cup. This was a single-event category in the main series table.[8]