2025 Australian Super 7s Round 4
2025 Australian Super 7s Round 4, promoted as the Paintballshop.com Masters, was the final round of the 2025 Australian Super 7s paintball championship at Action Paintball Games in Yarramundi, New South Wales. The published calendar placed amateur, semi-professional and professional competition on separate weekends in October and November 2025.[1][2]
Sydney SWAT won professional, Immortals won semi-professional and Try It & See won amateur.[3][4][5][6]
Dates and venue
[edit]The archived organiser's calendar listed the following divisional dates. The contemporary official website identified Action Paintball Games, Yarramundi, as the series venue.[1][2]
| Division | Published event dates | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| Amateur | 18–19 October 2025 | Action Paintball Games, Yarramundi, New South Wales |
| Semi-professional | 25–26 October 2025 | Action Paintball Games, Yarramundi, New South Wales |
| Professional | 1–2 November 2025 | Action Paintball Games, Yarramundi, New South Wales |
Results
[edit]The following tables reproduce non-zero Round 4 entries from the official championship standings, ordered by round points. These are championship ranking points, not individual match scores.[3]
Professional
[edit]Sydney SWAT won the professional Masters division, as confirmed by the organiser's first-place podium graphic.[4]
| Team | Championship points |
|---|---|
| Sydney SWAT | 30 |
| NVS | 28 |
| 2 Much Combat | 26 |
| Bitchin | 24 |
| Raw (Allstars) | 22 |
| SWAT Vikings | 20 |
Semi-professional
[edit]Immortals won the semi-professional Masters division. CBR Reapers, which had moved from amateur after round three, recorded 28 points.[3][5]
| Team | Championship points |
|---|---|
| Immortals | 30 |
| CBR Reapers | 28 |
| OG Boys Aust | 26 |
| Top Hat Jokers | 24 |
| The Firm | 22 |
| DTF | 20 |
| Armoury | 18 |
| PBG | 16 |
| SWAT Vikings | 14 |
CBR Reapers' earlier-round entries in the semi-professional season standings are adjusted points retained following its divisional move. Its Round 4 entry records points earned after that move.[3]
Amateur
[edit]Try It & See won the amateur Masters division, as confirmed by the organiser's first-place podium graphic.[6]
| Team | Championship points |
|---|---|
| Try It & See | 30 |
| Young Beamers | 28 |
| Wait & See | 26 |
| HBR | 24 |
| Elysium (Manifest) | 22 |
| Silent Owls | 20 |
| East Side Pelicans | 18 |
| SWAT Vikings | 16 |
Championship outcome
[edit]The Masters round results were separate from the season championships. Sydney SWAT won the professional round, while NVS finished first in the published professional season standings. Both teams ended the season with 116 points.[3]
Immortals finished first in the semi-professional standings with 110 points, level with OG Boys Aust. Try It & See finished first in amateur with 112 points.[3]
See also
[edit]- 2025 Australian Super 7s
- 2025 Australian Super 7s Round 1
- 2025 Australian Super 7s Round 2
- 2025 Australian Super 7s Round 3
- Australian Super 7s
- Paintball in Australia
References
[edit]- Super 7s Paintball — 2025 event dates, archived 16 January 2025.
- Super 7s Paintball — official website, archived 12 March 2025; identifies Action Paintball Games, Yarramundi, as the series venue.
- Super 7s Paintball — official results, 2025 professional, semi-professional and amateur standings, Round 4 and total columns, including the CBR Reapers divisional-move note.
- 1st Place — Pro: Paintballshop.com Masters 2025 — Sydney SWAT, official podium graphic.
- 1st Place — Semi-Pro: Paintballshop.com Masters 2025 — Immortals, official podium graphic.
- 1st Place — Masters 2025: Amateur Division — Try It and See, official podium graphic.
