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Expanded Amber Wong with sourced coverage of her MPOC, PALS and World Cup Asia media roles; Rock'n'Rolla membership; editorship of Ramped magazine; European industry career; ownership and captaincy of Karma; and 2025 UPBF appointment. Removed unsupported generalisations and qualified biographical claims originating from organisational profiles.
 
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'''Amber Wong''' is a Malaysian paintball player, tournament organiser and paintball industry professional known for her work in Asian tournament paintball, women's competitive paintball and international sporting administration.
'''Amber Wong''' is a Malaysian [[paintball]] player, tournament organiser, magazine editor and paintball-industry professional. She worked in media and promotions for the [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]] (MPOC), [[Paintball Asia League Series]] (PALS) and [[Paintball World Cup Asia]], and was editor-in-chief of the Malaysian paintball magazine ''[[Ramped Magazine|Ramped]]''.[1][2]


Wong began her involvement in paintball in 2009. During the early 2010s she worked in media and promotions for the [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]] (MPOC) and [[Paintball Asia League Series]] (PALS), including [[Paintball World Cup Asia]].
Wong later became owner and captain of the European women's team [[Karma (paintball team)|Karma]]. In February 2025, the [[United Paintball Federation]] (UPBF) appointed her its Affiliation Liaison Manager.[3][4]
 
She later worked in the European paintball industry and helped establish women's teams competing in the [[Women's National Xball League]] (WNXL) Europe.
 
Wong is the owner and captain of [[Karma (paintball team)|Karma]], a women's professional paintball team.
 
In February 2025, the [[United Paintball Federation]] (UPBF) appointed her Affiliation Liaison Manager, responsible for supporting national paintball federations seeking membership and assistance.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Amber Wong
|+ Amber Wong
|-
|-
! Name
! Country
| Amber Wong
| Malaysia
|-
! Nationality
| Malaysian
|-
|-
! Hometown
! Hometown
| Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
| Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
|-
! Based in
| Barcelona, Spain (reported 2025)
|-
|-
! Occupations
! Occupations
| Paintball player; tournament organiser; industry professional
| Paintball player; tournament organiser; magazine editor; equipment-industry professional
|-
! Sport
| [[Paintball]]
|-
|-
! Discipline
! Discipline
| [[Speedball]]; [[X-Ball]]
| [[Speedball]]; [[X-Ball]]
|-
|-
! Playing team
! Teams
| [[Karma (paintball team)|Karma]]
| Rock'n'Rolla; [[Karma (paintball team)|Karma]]
|-
! Previous team
| Rock'n'Rolla
|-
|-
! Associated competitions
! Associated competitions
| Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit; Paintball Asia League Series; Women's National Xball League
| [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]]; [[Paintball Asia League Series]]; [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]; [[Women's National Xball League]]
|-
! Industry associations
| Anthrax Paintball; DLX Europe; Sup'Air
|-
|-
! Administrative role
! Administrative role
| UPBF Affiliation Liaison Manager
| UPBF Affiliation Liaison Manager
|-
|-
! Documented involvement
! Documented activity
| 2009–2026
| 2009–present
|}
 
== Early paintball career ==
 
Wong began participating in paintball in 2009, according to a February 2025 announcement by the United Paintball Federation.[1]
 
She became involved in competitive paintball and tournament organisation in Malaysia.
 
By 2010, she was working in media and promotions for Xtion Paintball Sports Club, an organiser of the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit.
 
She was also identified as a member of the Malaysian paintball team Rock'n'Rolla in a contemporary newspaper feature.[2]
 
== Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit ==
 
=== Media and promotions ===
 
Wong served as Head of Media and Promotions for Xtion Paintball Sports Club during the 2010 Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit.
 
On 18 April 2010, Malaysian news outlet ''mStar'' published an interview with Wong about the MPOC tournament.[3]
 
The competition included teams from Malaysia, Singapore and Australia, with individual participants invited from other countries.
 
Wong described the participation of Australian team Perth City Trauma and several Singaporean teams.
 
She also discussed invitations extended to players from Iran, Indonesia, Hungary, Germany and the United Kingdom.
 
The article identified approximately 50 Malaysian teams participating in the five-round MPOC season.
 
=== Women's participation ===
 
In the same April 2010 interview, Wong discussed the organisers' efforts to encourage greater female participation and reduce discrimination in paintball.
 
She also highlighted the accessibility of Division 4 as an introductory competitive category.
 
These comments provide contemporary evidence of her involvement in promoting wider participation in the sport during the early MPOC period.[3]
 
=== Tournament administration ===
 
A January 2010 MPOC announcement listed Wong as responsible for media and promotions.
 
Other members of the organising team included:
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Person
! Responsibility
|-
| [[Paul Lam]]
| Tournament Director
|-
| [[Junaidi Khalil]]
| Rules and Regulations
|-
| [[Allan Phang]]
| Team Liaison and Registration
|-
| Amber Wong
| Media and Promotions
|}
|}


The organising structure connected domestic tournament operations with the international Paintball Asia League Series.
== Malaysian paintball ==


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


=== PALS media operations ===
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]


Wong worked in media and promotions for the Paintball Asia League Series during the early 2010s.
=== Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit ===


A contemporary ''New Sunday Times'' feature, reproduced by Villain Paintball in February 2010, identified Wong as Head of Media and Promotions for PALS Events.[2]
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]


The article discussed the growth of competitive paintball in Malaysia and the relationship between MPOC and World Cup Asia.
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 was quoted discussing the tournament structure and opportunities for new players.
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]


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


Wong was involved in the organisation and promotion of Paintball 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 2010 World Cup Asia handbook identified her as Head of Media and Promotions.[4]
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.


The tournament organisation included Paul Lam as Tournament Director and Allan Phang as International Liaison.
== Ramped magazine ==


World Cup Asia attracted international teams to Malaysia and formed part of the wider PALS competition calendar.
Wong was associated with ''Ramped'', a Malaysian magazine covering paintball in Asia.


=== International events ===
A December 2010 launch announcement identified Wong and Shamsher "Terry" Opherden as contacts for the publication. The first issue was then scheduled for January 2011.[9]


The UPBF's 2025 announcement describes Wong as having worked on PALS events in:
In May 2012, ''Ramped'' entered a content and advertising partnership with the French publication ''Facefull'' and the Russian publication ''Headshot''. The partnership announcement identified Wong as editor-in-chief of ''Ramped'' and described the magazine as a Malaysian publication covering the paintball industry and tournaments across the Asia-Pacific region.[2]
 
* Malaysia
* Thailand
* Philippines
* United Arab Emirates
 
The announcement also identifies her as an organiser of major competitions including Langkawi World Cup Asia and the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit.[1]
 
The specific dates and responsibilities for each international event have not been independently established.
 
== Paintball media ==
 
=== RAMPED magazine ===
 
Wong was associated with ''RAMPED'', a Malaysian paintball magazine promoted during the 2010 World Cup Asia period.
 
A December 2010 announcement reproduced by Villain Paintball identified Wong as a contact for the publication, alongside Shamsher "Terry" Opherden.[5]
 
The magazine was promoted as a publication covering the Malaysian paintball scene.
 
The available sources do not establish Wong's precise editorial title or the publication's complete history.


== Women's professional paintball ==
== Women's professional paintball ==


=== Development in Europe ===
=== WNXL Europe ===


Wong subsequently became involved in women's professional paintball in Europe.
Wong subsequently became involved in women's professional paintball in Europe.


The United Paintball Federation's February 2025 announcement credits her with founding the first two teams competing in WNXL Europe.[1]
The United Paintball Federation and a June 2025 profile in ''Paintball Media Magazine'' credited her with founding the first two teams to compete in the European division of the [[Women's National Xball League]]. Neither source identifies both teams or gives their respective formation dates.[3][4]
 
A June 2025 profile in ''Paintball Media Magazine'' also describes her as a founder of those teams.[6]
 
The sources do not provide the names and founding dates of both teams.


=== Karma ===
=== Karma ===


Wong is the owner, captain and player of Karma, a women's professional paintball team.
By June 2025, Wong was the owner, captain and a player for [[Karma (paintball team)|Karma]] in the WNXL professional division.[4]


The June 2025 ''Paintball Media Magazine'' profile identified her as continuing to own, captain and compete with the team in the WNXL professional division.[6]
A February 2026 episode of the ''Paintball Passport'' podcast also identified Wong as a professional WNXL player and owner of Karma.[10]


A February 2026 episode of the ''Paintball Passport'' podcast also identified Wong as Karma's owner and a professional WNXL player.[7]
== Paintball-industry career ==


The team's complete tournament history and roster require separate documentation.
A 2025 UPBF announcement and ''Paintball Media Magazine'' profile reported that Wong had worked in sales for Anthrax Paintball and DLX Europe.[3][4]


== Paintball industry career ==
The same sources identified her as a sales manager for Sup'Air, a manufacturer of inflatable paintball bunkers and related field equipment. The UPBF described her sales responsibilities as covering Europe and other international markets.[3]
 
=== Anthrax Paintball and DLX Europe ===
 
Wong worked in sales roles for paintball equipment companies Anthrax Paintball and DLX Europe.
 
Both positions are identified in the UPBF's 2025 appointment announcement and her June 2025 magazine profile.
 
The precise dates of these appointments have not been established.
 
=== Sup'Air ===
 
By 2025, Wong was working as a sales manager for Sup'Air, the manufacturer of inflatable paintball bunkers and related equipment.
 
The UPBF announcement described her responsibilities as covering Europe and other international markets.[1]
 
Her industry work connected competitive paintball events with the commercial equipment sector.


== United Paintball Federation ==
== United Paintball Federation ==


=== Appointment ===
On 13 February 2025, the United Paintball Federation appointed Wong its Affiliation Liaison Manager.[3]
 
On 13 February 2025, the United Paintball Federation announced Wong's appointment as Affiliation Liaison Manager.[1]
 
The announcement was published by Paul Grobler on behalf of the federation.


The UPBF described Wong's experience in competitive play, tournament organisation and the international paintball industry.
The federation described the position as the principal point of contact for national organisations seeking UPBF membership or assistance. Its announcement also identified Wong as a former elected committee member of the [[Malaysian Paintball Federation]], although it did not provide her office or dates of service.[3]
 
=== Responsibilities ===
 
The federation identified Wong as the primary contact for national organisations seeking UPBF affiliation and support.
 
Her responsibilities included:
 
* Assisting national federations with membership enquiries
* Supporting new federation applications
* Providing assistance to existing affiliated federations
* Facilitating communication between national organisations and the UPBF
 
The appointment connected Wong's previous tournament and industry experience with international paintball administration.
 
=== Earlier federation involvement ===
 
The UPBF announcement also identified Wong as a former elected committee member of the Malaysian Paintball Federation.
 
The available sources do not establish the exact dates of her committee service or her specific elected office.
 
== International experience ==
 
Wong has worked in paintball across Asia, Europe and North America.
 
The June 2025 ''Paintball Media Magazine'' profile identified her as originally from Kuala Lumpur and based in Barcelona, Spain.[6]
 
Her career has included playing, tournament organisation, media relations, equipment sales and sporting administration.
 
In February 2026, she appeared on episode 53 of the ''Paintball Passport'' podcast, discussing her experiences in international paintball.[7]
 
== Historical significance ==
 
Amber Wong has been involved in several distinct periods of international paintball development.
 
Her documented activities include:
 
* Media and promotions for the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit
* Promotion of international participation in Malaysian tournaments
* Early advocacy for women's participation in competitive paintball
* Media and promotional work for Paintball World Cup Asia
* Involvement in PALS events across several countries
* Development of women's professional paintball teams in Europe
* Ownership and captaincy of Karma
* International paintball equipment sales
* Appointment to a federation affiliation role in 2025
 
Her career illustrates the development of professional roles for women in paintball, extending from tournament media and organisation to professional competition and international sporting administration.
 
== Timeline ==
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Date
! Development
|-
| 2009
| Begins involvement in paintball, according to UPBF
|-
| January 2010
| Identified as media and promotions representative for MPOC
|-
| February 2010
| Identified as Head of Media and Promotions for PALS Events
|-
| April 2010
| Interviewed by mStar about international participation and women's involvement in MPOC
|-
| 2010
| Listed as Head of Media and Promotions in the World Cup Asia handbook
|-
| December 2010
| Identified as a contact for RAMPED magazine
|-
| 2010s–2020s
| Works in the European paintball equipment industry
|-
| By February 2025
| Credited with establishing the first two WNXL Europe teams
|-
| 13 February 2025
| Appointed UPBF Affiliation Liaison Manager
|-
| June 2025
| Profiled in Paintball Media Magazine as owner and captain of Karma
|-
| February 2026
| Appears on Paintball Passport podcast
|}


== See also ==
== See also ==


* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]
* [[Women in paintball]]
* [[Paintball Asia League Series]]
* [[Paintball Asia League Series]]
* [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Paintball World Cup Asia]]
* [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]]
* [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]]
* [[Women's paintball]]
* [[Ramped Magazine]]
* [[Karma (paintball team)]]
* [[Women's National Xball League]]
* [[Women's National Xball League]]
* [[Karma (paintball team)]]
* [[United Paintball Federation]]
* [[United Paintball Federation]]
* [[Paul Lam]]
* [[Paul Lam]]
* [[Allan Phang]]
* [[Allan Phang]]
* [[Junaidi Khalil]]


== References ==
== References ==


# [https://upbf-web-app.vercel.app/articles/introducing-the-upbf-s-new-affiliation-liaison-manager "Introducing the UPBF's New Affiliation Liaison Manager"], United Paintball Federation, 13 February 2025. Appointment announcement and career biography.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/02/paintball-in-new-sunday-times.html "Paintball in the New Sunday Times"], ''Villain Paintball'', 11 February 2010. Reproduction of a ''New Sunday Times'' feature.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/02/paintball-in-new-sunday-times.html "Paintball in the New Sunday Times"], Villain Paintball, 11 February 2010. Reproduction of a contemporary New Sunday Times feature identifying Wong's PALS role and team.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2012/06/facefull-headshot-and-ramped-announce.html "Facefull, Headshot and Ramped Announce Key Partnership"], ''Villain Paintball'', 7 June 2012.
# [https://www.mstar.com.my/sukan/2010/04/18/kejohanan-paintball-msia-tarik-minat-pasukan-asing "Kejohanan Paintball M'sia Tarik Minat Pasukan Asing"], mStar, 18 April 2010. Interview with Amber Wong concerning MPOC, international teams and women's participation.
# [https://upbf-web-app.vercel.app/articles/introducing-the-upbf-s-new-affiliation-liaison-manager "Introducing the UPBF's New Affiliation Liaison Manager"], United Paintball Federation, 13 February 2025.
# [https://worldseriespaintball.com.au/assets/WCA.pdf "Paintball World Cup Asia 2010 Handbook"], 2010. Tournament organisation and personnel.
# [https://viewer.joomag.com/paintball-media-magazine-june-2025/0805517001749647152/p174 "Amber Wong: International Coverage"], ''Paintball Media Magazine'', June 2025, p. 174.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/ "Villain Paintball: 2010 Archive"], Villain Paintball, December 2010. RAMPED magazine announcement.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/02/paintball-in-new-sunday-times.html "Paintball in the New Sunday Times"], ''Villain Paintball'', 11 February 2010.
# [https://viewer.joomag.com/paintball-media-magazine-june-2025/0805517001749647152/p174 "Amber Wong, International Coverage"], Paintball Media Magazine, June 2025, page 174. Biographical profile and Karma involvement.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/01/mpoc-2010-starts-this-weekend.html "MPOC 2010 Starts This Weekend"], ''Villain Paintball'', 18 January 2010.
# [https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/b67477dd-547f-43bf-b1c4-6f4e501daaea/episodes/9f7ead70-0a17-4fef-888e-e78bb8672de3/paintball-passport-ep53-amber-wong "Ep53 – Amber Wong!"], Paintball Passport, 10 February 2026. Podcast interview.
# [https://www.mstar.com.my/sukan/2010/04/18/kejohanan-paintball-msia-tarik-minat-pasukan-asing Sofea Susan Albert Kassim, "Kejohanan Paintball M'sia Tarik Minat Pasukan Asing"], ''mStar'', 18 April 2010.
# [https://worldseriespaintball.com.au/assets/WCA.pdf ''Paintball World Cup Asia 2010: For Players''], World Cup Asia tournament handbook, 2010.
# [https://villainpaintball.blogspot.com/2010/12/ramped-magazine.html "Ramped Magazine"], ''Villain Paintball'', 29 December 2010.
# [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2295397/episodes "Ep53 – Amber Wong"], ''Paintball Passport'', 10 February 2026.


== External links ==
== External links ==


* [https://www.upbf.net/articles United Paintball Federation news]
* [https://upbf-web-app.vercel.app/articles/introducing-the-upbf-s-new-affiliation-liaison-manager Amber Wong appointment profile at the United Paintball Federation]
* [https://viewer.joomag.com/paintball-media-magazine-june-2025/0805517001749647152/p174 Paintball Media Magazine profile]
* [https://viewer.joomag.com/paintball-media-magazine-june-2025/0805517001749647152/p174 Amber Wong profile in ''Paintball Media Magazine'']
* [https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/b67477dd-547f-43bf-b1c4-6f4e501daaea/episodes/9f7ead70-0a17-4fef-888e-e78bb8672de3/paintball-passport-ep53-amber-wong Paintball Passport interview]
* [https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/b67477dd-547f-43bf-b1c4-6f4e501daaea/episodes/9f7ead70-0a17-4fef-888e-e78bb8672de3/paintball-passport-ep53-amber-wong ''Paintball Passport'' interview]


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Latest revision as of 04:14, 23 October 2026

Amber Wong is a Malaysian paintball player, tournament organiser, magazine editor and paintball-industry professional. She worked in media and promotions for the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit (MPOC), Paintball Asia League Series (PALS) and Paintball World Cup Asia, and was editor-in-chief of the Malaysian paintball magazine Ramped.[1][2]

Wong later became owner and captain of the European women's team Karma. In February 2025, the United Paintball Federation (UPBF) appointed her its Affiliation Liaison Manager.[3][4]

Amber Wong
Country Malaysia
Hometown Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Occupations Paintball player; tournament organiser; magazine editor; equipment-industry professional
Discipline Speedball; X-Ball
Teams Rock'n'Rolla; Karma
Associated competitions Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit; Paintball Asia League Series; Paintball World Cup Asia; Women's National Xball League
Administrative role UPBF Affiliation Liaison Manager
Documented activity 2009–present

Malaysian paintball

[edit]

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

[edit]

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

[edit]

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.

Ramped magazine

[edit]

Wong was associated with Ramped, a Malaysian magazine covering paintball in Asia.

A December 2010 launch announcement identified Wong and Shamsher "Terry" Opherden as contacts for the publication. The first issue was then scheduled for January 2011.[9]

In May 2012, Ramped entered a content and advertising partnership with the French publication Facefull and the Russian publication Headshot. The partnership announcement identified Wong as editor-in-chief of Ramped and described the magazine as a Malaysian publication covering the paintball industry and tournaments across the Asia-Pacific region.[2]

Women's professional paintball

[edit]

WNXL Europe

[edit]

Wong subsequently became involved in women's professional paintball in Europe.

The United Paintball Federation and a June 2025 profile in Paintball Media Magazine credited her with founding the first two teams to compete in the European division of the Women's National Xball League. Neither source identifies both teams or gives their respective formation dates.[3][4]

Karma

[edit]

By June 2025, Wong was the owner, captain and a player for Karma in the WNXL professional division.[4]

A February 2026 episode of the Paintball Passport podcast also identified Wong as a professional WNXL player and owner of Karma.[10]

Paintball-industry career

[edit]

A 2025 UPBF announcement and Paintball Media Magazine profile reported that Wong had worked in sales for Anthrax Paintball and DLX Europe.[3][4]

The same sources identified her as a sales manager for Sup'Air, a manufacturer of inflatable paintball bunkers and related field equipment. The UPBF described her sales responsibilities as covering Europe and other international markets.[3]

United Paintball Federation

[edit]

On 13 February 2025, the United Paintball Federation appointed Wong its Affiliation Liaison Manager.[3]

The federation described the position as the principal point of contact for national organisations seeking UPBF membership or assistance. Its announcement also identified Wong as a former elected committee member of the Malaysian Paintball Federation, although it did not provide her office or dates of service.[3]

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. "Paintball in the New Sunday Times", Villain Paintball, 11 February 2010. Reproduction of a New Sunday Times feature.
  2. "Facefull, Headshot and Ramped Announce Key Partnership", Villain Paintball, 7 June 2012.
  3. "Introducing the UPBF's New Affiliation Liaison Manager", United Paintball Federation, 13 February 2025.
  4. "Amber Wong: International Coverage", Paintball Media Magazine, June 2025, p. 174.
  5. "Paintball in the New Sunday Times", Villain Paintball, 11 February 2010.
  6. "MPOC 2010 Starts This Weekend", Villain Paintball, 18 January 2010.
  7. Sofea Susan Albert Kassim, "Kejohanan Paintball M'sia Tarik Minat Pasukan Asing", mStar, 18 April 2010.
  8. Paintball World Cup Asia 2010: For Players, World Cup Asia tournament handbook, 2010.
  9. "Ramped Magazine", Villain Paintball, 29 December 2010.
  10. "Ep53 – Amber Wong", Paintball Passport, 10 February 2026.
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