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The '''2003 NPPL Commander's Cup''' was a seven-player [[paintball]] tournament held in November 2003 at Tamiami Park in Miami, Florida, United States. Organised by the [[National Professional Paintball League]] (NPPL) and [[Pure Promotions]], it concluded the inaugural [[NPPL Super 7]] season and attracted 138 teams.[1] == Background == The tournament developed from plans made by musician and paintball player [[Maurice Gibb]] in 2002 for an event in the Bahamas. Restrictions on paintball equipment prompted a move to Miami. Following Gibb's death, the organisers continued the project as a memorial, incorporating charity auctions and fundraising activities.[1] A proposed beach venue was subsequently replaced by Tamiami Park, with the event's dates also changed.[1] == Tournament == Seven fields hosted competition across Professional, Amateur, Novice and Rookie divisions. Preliminary games took place on Friday and Saturday, followed by quarter-finals, semi-finals and placing matches on Sunday.[1] The revised advancement rules sent twelve Professional and twelve Amateur teams into quarter-finals. Each division then produced three group winners and one wild-card semi-finalist. Novice and Rookie each advanced sixteen teams into four quarter-final groups.[1] Diesel competed under its new name after previously playing as Vicious. Team RM, winner of the first four American Rookie events, moved into Novice for the finale.[1] == Results == The following top-four placings are recorded by both WARPIG and ClassicScores.[2][3] {| class="wikitable" ! Position !! Professional !! Amateur !! Novice !! Rookie |- | 1 | [[San Diego Dynasty|Dynasty]] | Static | Diesel | Derange |- | 2 | [[Brass Eagle Allstars|Brass Eagle All Stars]] | Nemesis | Momma's Boys | Team Panic |- | 3 | [[Team Strange|Strange]] | Boston Paintball | 3J Paintball | Untouchables |- | 4 | [[Bad Company (American paintball team)|Bad Company]] | Under Rage | Aggression | United |} === Professional === Dynasty defeated Bad Company 98β6 and 96β12 in the semi-finals. Brass Eagle advanced by defeating Strange 98β6 in both games. Dynasty won the championship games 99β3 and 96β12.[2] Strange recovered from losing the opening third-place game to defeat Bad Company in the remaining two games.[2] === Amateur === Static defeated Nemesis in three championship games after losing the opener. Boston Paintball likewise recovered from an opening defeat to beat Under Rage for third.[2] === Novice === Diesel defeated Momma's Boys in three championship games. 3J Paintball defeated Aggression 95β15 in both third-place games.[2] === Rookie === Derange defeated Team Panic in a championship contest that included a 17β17 draw in the second game. Untouchables defeated United in three games for third.[2] === Championship game scores === Scores are listed from the eventual champion's perspective. A dash indicates that a third game was not required.[2] {| class="wikitable" ! Division !! Champion !! Runner-up !! Game 1 !! Game 2 !! Game 3 |- | Professional || Dynasty || Brass Eagle All Stars || 99β3 || 96β12 || β |- | Amateur || Static || Nemesis || 15β95 || 97β9 || 98β6 |- | Novice || Diesel || Momma's Boys || 15β95 || 95β15 || 97β9 |- | Rookie || Derange || Team Panic || 97β9 || 17β17 || 95β15 |} == See also == * [[NPPL Super 7]] * [[National Professional Paintball League]] * [[Maurice Gibb]] == References == # [https://www.warpig.com/paintball/tournament/nppl/2003/miami/index.shtml WARPIG β NPPL Super Seven Commander's Cup 2003, November 2003. Contemporary report covering the tournament's origins, venue, competition format and results.] # [https://www.warpig.com/paintball/tournament/nppl/2003/miami/semi.shtml WARPIG β Commander's Cup 2003: quarter-final, semi-final and final scoreboards.] # [https://www.classicscores.com/static/data/tournament_data.json ClassicScores β Historical tournament results dataset. 2003 NPPL Commander's Cup, Miami, Florida: Professional, Amateur, Novice and Rookie seven-player placings.] == External links == * [https://www.warpig.com/paintball/tournament/nppl/2003/miami/index.shtml WARPIG contemporary tournament coverage] [[Category:National Professional Paintball League events]] [[Category:Paintball tournaments in the United States]] [[Category:Paintball in Florida]] [[Category:Paintball tournament results]] [[Category:2000s in American paintball]] [[Category:2003 in paintball]]
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