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![]() CSP Finale October 21-22, 2006
Lluvia Negra - First Place D-I
The series started with its first event in Guayaquil Ecuador, then moved on to Santiago, Chile, to Sao Paulo, Brazil, then Lima, Peru, and Buenos Aires, Argentina before the final tournament in Caracas. Despite torrential rains leading up to the event and during field set-up, the weather cleared, only delaying the start of the tournament for an hour and a half, before leaving the games rain-free. The field layout was altered slightly from that which was originally planned, with the addition of small tombstone bunkers in the central bunker structure designed to make a side to side transition more difficult. Despite the change, the bunker arrangement lent itself to fast paced games, with only two running down the clock over the entire weekend.
Division I teams played following PSP equipment rules, meaning their markers were allowed to fire more than one shot per trigger pull after the third pull in a series. Division II players were restricted to true semi-automatic setup - one ball per trigger pull. This meant that match-ups between D-I and D-II teams in the prelims had the D-II teams definitely fighting and uphill battle. Based on their total scores from the preliminary round games, the top two teams from each division (6 D-II and 6 D-I) within each group were advanced to the next round.
Division I Preliminary Round Scores
Division II Preliminary Round Scores
From the prelims, teams moved on to the finals, where their total scores from the round ranked their positions for the tournament finish.
Division I Finals Scores
Division II Finals Scores
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