Editing Sydney SWAT (section)

== Australian Super 7s ==

=== Inaugural championship ===

Sydney SWAT contested the inaugural Australian Super 7s season in 2006. It won the opening round, placed fourth in the second and defeated [[Menace (New Zealand paintball team)|Menace]] in the third. The teams entered the final round tied for the series lead.[5]

SWAT led the final-round preliminary standings with 1,089 points before defeating Shock in the semi-final. It then faced Menace in a best-of-three final.[5]

SWAT won the first game, Menace won the second and SWAT secured the deciding game. Darryn Clegg took the final flag to give the team the tournament victory and inaugural professional series championship.[5]

The final-round roster included Mike Whybrew, Darryn Clegg and guest players Adam Connolly and Danny Tiljak. Thomas Taylor coached while unable to play because of a knee injury. Clegg also received the 2006 Super 7s Player of the Year award.[5]

=== Later seasons ===

SWAT won three consecutive professional series titles in 2011–2013. Its 2013 campaign included three round victories. The team finished second in every season from 2014 to 2018; tie-breaks separated it from NVS in 2015 and 2016.[6]

In 2024, Sydney SWAT won all four professional rounds and secured the series championship with the maximum 120 points.[13]

SWAT and NVS each recorded 116 points in 2025. NVS received the championship under the tie-breaking rules, leaving SWAT second.[14]

After three rounds of the 2026 season, SWAT led the professional standings with three victories and 90 points.[6]