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game beating a really good Houston Heat team 4-3.
In the semifinals LA Infamous was matched up against
San Diego Dynasty in a really tough game. As Thomas
Taylor moved down the field for Infamous he appeared to
eliminate two Dynasty players. Either there was a missed
call or something I didn’t see happened, but Thomas was
shot by one of the previously eliminated players (at least
that’s how it looked to me). In the end, that was the deciding
point that gave Dynasty the win and sent Infamous home.
In the other pro semifinal match Edmonton Impact just
destroyed Tampa Bay Damage 8-3.

By this point in the event it was really clear that Impact was
the best team on the pro fields. When they stepped onto
the field to play Dynasty in the finals I would have been
shocked if they didn’t win. That’s how well Impact was
playing. Dynasty is never a team I would under estimate,
but on this day on this field they didn’t have a chance.
Edmonton Impact rolls to an 8-4 win.
The Semipro division of the NXL Vegas Open saw 22 teams
competing in this second toughest division in paintball.
The New York Outlaws were the only team to skate
through the preliminary rounds undefeated. Charlotte
Bloodhounds, Sacramento DMG and the Brooklyn Bears

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