Founded by Paul Lam, the Paintball Asia League Series (PALS) was established in 2006, and has quickly grown into the premier organizer of paintball events in the Asia Pacific region.

The organizer of internationally sanctioned tournaments at such as the Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit (MPOC), the PAL Series and the World Cup Asia, PALS works hand-in-hand with the Millennium Series in Europe, and the PSP in USA to raise the level of the sport in the Asia Pacific region, while creating public awareness at the same time.

Based primarily in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, PALS has recently expanded to include partners in Thailand, Philippines, Singapore, and China.

There are four divisions of play in the Xtreme Paintball League: CXBL, MXL, RXL and CX4. Each year, the top team in each division (with the exception of CX4) is promoted to the higher division, and the bottom-placed team is relegated to the division below (again, with the exception of CX4).

The CXBL was founded in 2005. Each year, the CXBL has expanded to include new divisions. MXL was added in 2006, CX4 was added in 2007, and RXL was added in 2008. This has allowed a greater number of franchised teams to compete in the league, and has greatly increased the league’s exposure in global paintball media outlets.

There are four divisions of play in the Xtreme Paintball League: CXBL, MXL, RXL and CX4. Each year, the top team in each division (with the exception of CX4) is promoted to the higher division, and the bottom-placed team is relegated to the division below (again, with the exception of CX4).

The CXBL was founded in 2005. Each year, the CXBL has expanded to include new divisions. MXL was added in 2006, CX4 was added in 2007, and RXL was added in 2008. This has allowed a greater number of franchised teams to compete in the league, and has greatly increased the league’s exposure in global paintball media outlets.

There are four divisions of play in the Xtreme Paintball League: CXBL, MXL, RXL and CX4. Each year, the top team in each division (with the exception of CX4) is promoted to the higher division, and the bottom-placed team is relegated to the division below (again, with the exception of CX4).

The CXBL was founded in 2005. Each year, the CXBL has expanded to include new divisions. MXL was added in 2006, CX4 was added in 2007, and RXL was added in 2008. This has allowed a greater number of franchised teams to compete in the league, and has greatly increased the league’s exposure in global paintball media outlets.

There are four divisions of play in the Xtreme Paintball League: CXBL, MXL, RXL and CX4. Each year, the top team in each division (with the exception of CX4) is promoted to the higher division, and the bottom-placed team is relegated to the division below (again, with the exception of CX4).

The CXBL was founded in 2005. Each year, the CXBL has expanded to include new divisions. MXL was added in 2006, CX4 was added in 2007, and RXL was added in 2008. This has allowed a greater number of franchised teams to compete in the league, and has greatly increased the league’s exposure in global paintball media outlets.