Paintball Magazine August 2016 Issue | Page 110

Coming into the Campaign Cup Russian Legion Moscow, the former CPL team sits in first place in the season rankings race with 194 seed points of a possible 200 in the Semipro League (SPL). Second place belongs to countrymen Red Storm Moscow with 176 seed points as we head into Campaign Cup. Amsterdam Heat and Five Star Lleida round out the top four of the SPL. As expected all four of these teams made it through Friday and Saturday and into the Sunday Club. Ramstein Instinct, Copenhagen PB Club, Birmingham Disruption, Vision Marseille, Bad Boys Oss, Joe Bar Pelissanne, Ronholt Blast, Vienna United, Lucky 15s Staffordshire, Dynamix Metz, Ranger Warsaw and Vision PPC Grenoble all also played their way to Sunday in the CPL. Eight CPL teams move ahead from the ocho round to the quarterfinals, including three of the four previously mentioned top four in the standings (Five Start lost 110 paintball.media magazine to Amsterdam Heat) plus, Joe Bar Pelissanne, Lucky 15s Staffordshire, Ramstein Instinct and Birmingham Disruption. In the quarterfinals there were three blowouts and one close match. Amsterdam Heat advanced easily beating Joe Bar Pelissanne 4-0, Lucky 15s Staffordshire played a great game beating Vienna United, Ramstein Instinct did all they could to pull off the upset against Red Storm Moscow but came up one point short, and Moscow Red Legion beat Birmingham Disruption 5-1. One of the surprises of the entire tournament was how well Lucky 15s Staffordshire played. In fact they played their way all the way to the CPL finals after showing none of this talent the first two events of the season. But the finals were the end of the road for them as Russian Legion Moscow took it to them, winning 5-1 in the final game of the CPL in the UK. In Division One it was RMG Symphony Bratislava taking