Editing 2014 Australian Super 7s Round 2

'''2014 Australian Super 7s Round 2''', named the '''Dye Asia Cup''', was the second event of the [[2014 Australian Super 7s]]. It comprised professional, semi-professional, amateur and novice competition. The organiser published results and standings covering all four divisions.[1]

A contemporary report by Sydney SWAT player Dave Black confirms that nVs won the professional division, STK finished second and Sydney SWAT finished third.[2]

== Venue and dates ==
The series venue was [[Action Paintball Games]], 290 Annangrove Road, Rouse Hill, New South Wales.[3]

Exact division playing dates have not been established from the cited records. The organiser's results were displayed in the homepage archive captured on 22 June 2014; this archive date is not treated as the competition date.[1]

== Results ==
The following tables reproduce second-round ranking points from the organiser's contemporary standings after two rounds. These are series ranking points rather than individual match scores or cumulative season totals. Entries with zero Round 2 points are omitted.[1]

=== Professional ===
The professional podium of nVs, STK and Sydney SWAT is independently confirmed by Dave Black's event report.[2]

{| class="wikitable"
! Team
! Ranking points
|-
| nVs
| 30
|-
| STK
| 28
|-
| Sydney SWAT
| 26
|-
| Sydney Explicit
| 24
|-
| Clown Monkeys
| 22
|-
| East Side Raw
| 20
|-
| Uprising
| 18
|-
| Shenanigans
| 16
|-
| Apparition
| 14
|-
| Relentless
| 12
|}

=== Semi-professional ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Team
! Ranking points
|-
| ACT Razorbacks
| 30
|-
| Gold Coast Rage
| 28
|-
| Vicious Circle
| 26
|-
| Cult
| 24
|-
| Hysteria
| 22
|-
| Furious
| 20
|-
| Red Raw
| 18
|-
| History Channel
| 16
|}

=== Amateur ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Team
! Ranking points
|-
| Blitzkrieg
| 30
|-
| Climax
| 28
|-
| TPC – The Players Club
| 26
|-
| Marauders
| 24
|-
| Vicious Circle B
| 22
|-
| HK Hooligans
| 20
|-
| Raw Gravity
| 18
|-
| Apex
| 16
|-
| Furious B
| 14
|-
| Divas
| 12
|-
| TPC – Factory Seconds
| 10
|}

The standings identify Apex as having moved up from novice and Marauders as having moved down from semi-professional. Their retained first-round points are separate from the Round 2 results of 16 and 24 points respectively shown above.[1]

=== Novice ===
The organiser explicitly identifies Sydney Spartans as second and NBK as third in its Round 2 announcement. Triple Threat received the highest Round 2 ranking allocation of 30 points.[1]

{| class="wikitable"
! Team
! Ranking points
|-
| Triple Threat
| 30
|-
| Sydney Spartans
| 28
|-
| NBK
| 26
|-
| Trigger Happy
| 24
|-
| Care Bears
| 22
|-
| Sydney Wolf Pack 1
| 20
|-
| Sydney Wolf Pack 2
| 18
|-
| Blue Mountain Bulls
| 16
|-
| Cardiff Curse
| 14
|-
| Pirates
| 12
|-
| Blank Space
| 10
|-
| Pressure
| 8
|-
| Entity
| 6
|-
| Full Tilt
| 4
|}

== See also ==
* [[2014 Australian Super 7s]]
* [[2014 Australian Super 7s Round 1]]
* [[Australian Super 7s]]

== References ==
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20140622084433/http://super7spaintball.com/ Australian Super 7s — “2014 Super 7s Round 2 – DYE Asia Cup – Winners and placings!” and standings after two rounds. Archived 22 June 2014.]
# [https://paintballshop.com/blog/super-7s-round-2-wrap-up/ Dave Black, “Super 7s Round 2 Wrap Up!”, Paintballshop.com, 19 July 2014. Contemporary participant report identifying the Dye Asia Cup and confirming the professional podium.]
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20150311210152/http://super7spaintball.com/pages/contact/ Australian Super 7s — Contact: Action Paintball Games, 290 Annangrove Road, Rouse Hill. Archived 11 March 2015.]

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