2010 Australian Super 7s Round 4
2010 Australian Super 7s Round 4, known as the Australian Paintball Masters, was the final event of the 2010 Australian Super 7s. Professional, semi-professional and amateur competition took place at Action Paintball Games in Rouse Hill, New South Wales, with the published playing programme covering 13–14 November 2010.[1]
Hostile Intentions won professional, SWAT Kids won semi-professional and Sydney Spartans won amateur.[1]
Dates and venue
[edit]The organiser's detailed programme scheduled registration from 3 pm and the captains' meeting at 5 pm on Friday 12 November. Competition was scheduled for Saturday 13 November and Sunday 14 November.[1]
| Division | Published playing dates |
|---|---|
| Professional | 13–14 November 2010 |
| Semi-professional | 13–14 November 2010 |
| Amateur | 13–14 November 2010 |
The programme scheduled four matches per team on Saturday and three on Sunday, followed by finals for qualifying teams. Professional games were scheduled to begin at 11 am on both days.[1]
The series venue was Action Paintball Games, Rouse Hill, New South Wales.[1]
Results
[edit]The following tables reproduce fourth-round ranking points from the organiser's final season standings. These are series ranking points rather than individual match scores or cumulative season totals. Zero-point Round 4 entries are omitted.[2]
Professional
[edit]The organiser's separate “Round 4 Prizes and Winnings” report explicitly places Hostile Intentions first, Explicit second and Sydney SWAT third.[1]
| Team | Ranking points |
|---|---|
| Hostile Intentions | 30 |
| Xplicit | 28 |
| Sydney SWAT | 26 |
| Menace NZ | 26 |
| Apocalypse | 22 |
| RAW | 20 |
| Blood Knuckles | 18 |
| X-Fighters | 16 |
| Ronin | 14 |
| Hustle | 12 |
The standings assign 26 fourth-round points to both Sydney SWAT and Menace NZ. The organiser's podium report nevertheless explicitly identifies Sydney SWAT as third. Equal points are therefore not presented as a confirmed tied finishing position.[1][2]
The podium report uses Explicit, while the ranking table uses Xplicit.[1][2]
Semi-professional
[edit]The organiser explicitly recorded SWAT Kids, Uprising A and Carnivores as the first three finishers.[1]
| Team | Ranking points |
|---|---|
| SWAT Kids | 30 |
| Uprising A | 28 |
| Carnivores | 26 |
| Shenanigans | 24 |
| NBK | 22 |
| Sweet Lemonade | 20 |
| TAG Legion | 18 |
| Vicious Circle | 16 |
| Rage City | 14 |
| The Business | 12 |
| Uncanny X-Men | 10 |
| Authentik | 8 |
Amateur
[edit]The organiser explicitly recorded Sydney Spartans first and Uprising B second.[1]
| Team | Ranking points |
|---|---|
| Sydney Spartans | 30 |
| Uprising B | 28 |
| Blade | 26 |
| Sitting Ducks | 24 |
| Stand Alone | 22 |
| Red Dragons | 20 |
| ANV Nemesis | 18 |
| TAG Relentless | 16 |
| Korrupt | 14 |
| Atomic | 12 |
Event and season results
[edit]The organiser separately identified Hostile Intentions, SWAT Kids and Red Dragons as the professional, semi-professional and amateur season champions respectively. Sydney Spartans' amateur Masters victory was therefore distinct from Red Dragons' season championship.[1][2]
See also
[edit]- 2010 Australian Super 7s
- 2010 Australian Super 7s Round 1
- 2010 Australian Super 7s Round 2
- 2010 Australian Super 7s Round 3
- Australian Super 7s
References
[edit]- Australian Super 7s — “2010 Australian Paintball Masters scheduling and draws”, “Round 4 Prizes and Winnings” and separate season awards. Archived 26 February 2011.
- Australian Super 7s — final 2010 standings and round-by-round ranking points for professional, semi-professional and amateur divisions. Archived 20 February 2011.