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==Jedi Nations Cup 2009== | ==Jedi Nations Cup 2009== | ||
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| Alpen || Benelux || Bulgaria | |||
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| Canada || Croatia || Czech Republic | |||
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| Finland || France || Germany | |||
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| Greece || Hungary || Poland | |||
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| Romania || Slovakia || Spain | |||
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| Sweden || Turkey || United Kingdom | |||
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| USA | |||
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===Results=== | ===Results=== | ||
Revision as of 14:24, 26 August 2021
The Jedi Nations Cup (or JNC) is a sporadic recurring internaional tournament in Jedi Academy, in which teams of different nations compete against each other.
So far there were four of these tournaments: In 2006, 2009, 2013 and 2020. Another one was hosted between 2007 and 2008 but never finished.
The tournaments were hosted by the Electronic Sports League (ESL), except for the JNC 2020, which was hosted by the Epic Saber League, a community-driven league for Jedi Academy, due to the closing of the Jedi Academy ESL section in 2019.
Jedi Nations Cup 2006
Results
- First Place: United Kingdom
- Second Place: Germany
- Third Place: Poland
Jedi Nations Cup 2007/2008
Results
This tournament was never finished due to problems with activity and organisation.
Jedi Nations Cup 2009
Participants
| Alpen | Benelux | Bulgaria |
| Canada | Croatia | Czech Republic |
| Finland | France | Germany |
| Greece | Hungary | Poland |
| Romania | Slovakia | Spain |
| Sweden | Turkey | United Kingdom |
| USA |
Results
- First Place: Germany
- Second Place: Alpen
- Third Place: Poland
Jedi Nations Cup 2013
Results
- First Place: United Kingdom
- Second Place: Romania
- Third Place: Hungary
Jedi Nations Cup 2020
Results
- First Place: United Kingdom
- Second Place: Hungary
- Third Place: Scandinavia