Editing Jono Clark (section)

== References ==

# Rob Maddox, "Interview with Jono Clark", Paintball.co.nz, October 2005. Interview preserved through the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. The archived interview documents Clark's early teams, international playing career, association with Rob Blitz, employment with Planet Eclipse and British professional team history. Original archived URL requires recovery.
# [https://www.warpig.com/paintball/tournament/milleniumseries/2002/toulouse/ WARPIG, Millennium Series Toulouse, 2002.] Contemporary coverage documenting Manchester Shockwave's participation in European professional tournament paintball. This source establishes the team's activity, not Clark's individual roster.
# [https://businessprofiles.com/details/north-shore-paintball-limited/NZ-2182318 Business Profiles, North Shore Paintball Limited, New Zealand company 2182318.] Incorporation date, company director, registered address and removal date.
# Greater Auckland Open tournament promotional material, November 2010. Historical event advertisement identifying tournament format and associated media coverage.
# [https://paintballshop.com/blog/super-7s-round-2-wrap-up/ Dave Black, "Super 7s Round 2 Wrap Up!", Paintballshop.com, 19 July 2014.] Identifies Jono Clark as a veteran New Zealand professional player who withdrew before the second round of the Australian Super 7s.
# [https://www.findglocal.com/NZ/Feilding/102027051785091/Arena-Paintball Arena Paintball, 2026 Race Series standings, published 12 July 2026.] Documents Reavers' participation and fifth-place series ranking after two rounds. Clark's association with Reavers is based on information supplied to WikiPaintball research in October 2026.