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The '''1998 ZAP International Amateur Open''' was a [[paintball]] tournament held from 4 to 9 August 1998 in the Pittsburgh area of Pennsylvania, United States. An edition of the annual [[International Amateur Open]], it included three-player, five-player and ten-player competitions alongside a trade show and paintball industry conference.[1] Johnstown Highlanders won the amateur five-player competition, Missouri Magic won the novice five-player division, Thunderstruck won the ten-player tournament and Team Brass Eagle won the three-player competition.[2][3][4] == Competition == The event included separate amateur and novice five-player classifications. Its published results distinguish preliminary, semi-final and final rounds.[2][5] The ten-player competition progressed through preliminary and semi-final rounds to a final stage divided into two groups, determining first to fourth and fifth to eighth places respectively.[3] The three-player speedball competition used preliminary groups, with each group winner advancing to the finals.[4] == Results == === Five-player amateur === WARPIG recorded the following final placements.[2] {| class="wikitable" ! Position ! Team ! Final-round points |- | 1 | Johnstown Highlanders | 216 |- | 2 | Sonic Rage β Black | 184 |- | 3 | Rebellion β A | 148 |- | 4 | Iron Legion | 128 |- | 5 | Boyz | 216 |- | 6 | Team Bezerkers | 148 |- | 7 | Rapid Fire | 75 |- | 8 | Final Notice | 72 |} The finalists played in separate groups: the first determined positions one to four and the second positions five to eight. Points therefore do not form a single overall ranking.[2] === Five-player novice === The novice final produced the following standings.[2] {| class="wikitable" ! Position ! Team ! Final-round points |- | 1 | Missouri Magic | 236 |- | 2 | Wrecking Crew | 192 |- | 3 | PA Trespassers | 172 |- | 4 | Team Rogue | 36 |} === Ten-player === The ten-player final results were recorded as follows.[3] {| class="wikitable" ! Position ! Team ! Final-round points |- | 1 | Thunderstruck | 181 |- | 2 | TBA | 163 |- | 3 | Missouri Magic | 78 |- | 4 | Oh-No's | 57 |- | 5 | Green Dragons | 260 |- | 6 | Outsiders | 172 |- | 7 | Actiontown Sports | β |- | 8 | Zero Tolerance | β |} WARPIG listed Actiontown Sports and Zero Tolerance in seventh and eighth places respectively, with no final-round scores. The first four and last four positions were determined in separate final groups.[3] === Three-player speedball === The three-player final produced the following standings.[4] {| class="wikitable" ! Position ! Team ! Final-round points |- | 1 | Team Brass Eagle | 810 |- | 2 | Rapid Fire | 600 |- | 3 | Nemesis | 575 |- | 4 | The Family 2 | 460 |- | 5 | Bad Karma | 455 |- | 6 | Thor Omega | 410 |} == Sportsmanship awards == Bad Dream received the five-player sportsmanship award. Missouri Magic received the ten-player sportsmanship award, having also finished third in that competition.[1] == Trade show and media coverage == The accompanying trade show featured equipment including the Nova 700, Desert Fox 98, [[Tippmann Model 98]] and an AKA low-pressure kit for the [[WDP Angel]]. The wider programme included a paintball industry conference and players' party.[1] [[WARPIG]] published tournament scores, photographs and equipment coverage. Three [[PigTV]] programmes covered the keynote speech, tournament action, equipment and players' party.[1] == See also == * [[International Amateur Open]] * [[1998 in paintball]] == References == # [https://warpig.com/paintball/tournament/zapam98/index.shtml WARPIG, ''1998 ZAP Amateur Open'', 4β9 August 1998.] # [https://warpig.com/paintball/tournament/zapam98/5manfinal.shtml WARPIG, ''1998 ZAP Amateur Open: Five-player Finals'', August 1998.] # [https://warpig.com/paintball/tournament/zapam98/10mansemi.shtml WARPIG, ''1998 ZAP Amateur Open: Ten-player Semi-finals and Finals'', August 1998.] # [https://warpig.com/paintball/tournament/zapam98/3man.shtml WARPIG, ''1998 ZAP Amateur Open: Three-player Results'', August 1998.] # [https://www.warpig.com/paintball/tournament/zapam98/5mansemi.shtml WARPIG, ''1998 ZAP Amateur Open: Five-player Semi-finals'', August 1998.] == External links == * [https://warpig.com/paintball/tournament/zapam98/index.shtml WARPIG contemporary event coverage] [[Category:Paintball tournaments in the United States]] [[Category:Paintball in Pennsylvania]] [[Category:1990s in American paintball]] [[Category:Paintball tournament results]] [[Category:International Amateur Open]] [[Category:1998 in paintball]]
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