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  • ...five-player paintball tournament advertised for 10–11 July 2021 at [[Arena Paintball]], 558 Kimbolton Road, Feilding, New Zealand.[1] ...nd fourth. The announcement specified a paid refereeing squad without peer refereeing.[1] ...
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  • ...The team won the [[1996 Victorian Three-Man Series]] and supplied the core refereeing staff for the [[1998 Victorian Five-Man Masters]].[1][2] ...nship game but lost to Challenge Raiders. The team won the second round at Paintball Frankston, defeating The Scuds in the final.[1] ...
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  • ...oss Open, Division 3, Division 4 and Corporate divisions. [[Zoo (Singapore Paintball Team)|Zoo]] won the Open Division.[1][2] == Format and refereeing == ...
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  • '''The Firm''' was an Australian tournament [[paintball]] team documented in contemporary reports during the 1990s. The team suppli ...m)|Magnum]] won the division, followed by The Firm, [[Rat Pack (Australian Paintball Team)|Rat Pack Red]] and [[Top Hat Jokers]].[2] ...
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  • ...[[paintball]] tournament in California during the [[National Professional Paintball League]] (NPPL)'s second season. Advertised for June 1994, it was the third An NPPL advertisement published in ''Paintball News'' on 16 April instead listed 21–26 June.[4] ...
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  • ...ting support.[1][2][3] He was also a director and shareholder of Adrenalin Paintball Sports Limited.[5] == Paintball career == ...
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  • '''Bad Company''' was an Australian tournament [[paintball]] team based in Sydney, New South Wales. The team won the amateur division ...[[1995 Australian Three-Man Speedball Championships]] at Heartbreak Ridge Paintball in Sydney on 5 November 1995. The contemporary report lists its participati ...
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  • ...n seven-player [[paintball]] tournament series promoted by Tim McCarthy of Paintball Australia. Contemporary publicity proposed professional and amateur competi Black Reign was announced as the refereeing team, with Gavin Costello as head referee.[1] ...
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  • ...ment held in the Dallas area of Texas, opening the [[National Professional Paintball League]] (NPPL)'s second season. It was advertised for 2–6 March 1994, with == Entry conditions and refereeing == ...
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  • ...ree instructor known for his involvement in the development of competitive paintball officiating in Asia. ...anisation, and served as Head of Rules and Regulations for the [[Malaysian Paintball Official Circuit]] (MPOC) in 2010. ...
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  • ...umer Reports International]] (PCRI) as part of the [[National Professional Paintball League]] (NPPL) circuit. It was advertised for 27 April–1 May 1994, with pr ...tball News'' named Outdoor Adventures in Bowie as the venue and advertised refereeing by the All Americans, [[Bad Company]] and Phantom Force.[1] ...
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  • The '''2006 MXball''' season was a Mexican [[paintball]] competition associated with three-player [[X-Ball]]. Later accounts descr ...ight-minute periods. It reports 16 teams at the opening round, independent refereeing and ten rounds planned.[1] ...
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  • ...Contemporary announcements advertised '''26–30 June 1996''' at [[Badlandz Paintball Field|Badlandz]] near Chicago.[1][2] An NPPL advertisement in ''Paintball Games International'' identified Bad Boyz Toyz Inc. as the Chicago Open's p ...
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  • ...nd)|Paintball Factory]] and [[David Hopkins]] promoted it under the name ''Paintball Factory 2 Day, 5 Man Event''.[1] ...two referees, supplemented by two players from each team undertaking peer refereeing.[1] ...
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  • ...l paintball refereeing organisation associated with competitive tournament paintball in Asia. ...all Asia League Series]] (PALS), [[Paintball World Cup Asia]], [[Singapore Paintball Series]] and [[Malaysian X-Ball League]].[1][2][3] ...
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  • ...ition honoured Steve Corkill and his family's contributions to New Zealand paintball.[3] Arena Paintball described the Corkill Cup as an annual Paintball Direct event, continuing a tradition of honouring Steve Corkill and his fam ...
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  • ...is a national organisation responsible for developing and administering [[paintball]] within the Iran Sport for All Federation.[1][2] ...include national competition, regulations, women's paintball, coaching and refereeing education, club affairs and national-team selection.[3][4][5] ...
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  • ...e for North America, Central America and the Caribbean within the [[United Paintball Federation]] (UPBF).[1] ...and tournament organisers with international efforts to standardise rules, refereeing and player registration. ...
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  • ...ereeing and coaching. His published recollections date his introduction to paintball to 1983 or 1984.[1][2] == Early paintball == ...
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  • '''2009 Hawke's Bay Triples''' was a three-player paintball tournament held on 7–8 February 2009 at a field at 75/77 Ngatarawa Road, Br ...announcement specified round-robin competition, five-minute games and peer refereeing. The advertised paint allowance was one pod per player per game.[1] ...
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