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2008 Australian Super 7s Round 3

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2008 Australian Super 7s Round 3 was a paintball tournament held on 2–3 August 2008 at Action Paintball Games in Rouse Hill, New South Wales. It formed part of the Australian Super 7s series and attracted 16 teams, with participation from Australia, New Zealand and the United States.[1][2]

Bad Company won the professional division, Bitchin won the semi-professional division and Virus won the amateur division.[3]

Results

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The following placings were published by the organisers. Ranking points contributed to the season championship and are separate from individual game scores.[3]

Professional

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Position Team Ranking points
1 Bad Company 50
2 Hostile Intentions 46
3 Sydney SWAT 44
4 TNT 42

The official standings also record Menace earning 30 ranking points and East Coast Raiderz earning 28 at this round.[3]

Semi-professional

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Position Team Ranking points
1 Bitchin 50
2 A9X 46
3 Uprising 44
4 Apocalypse 42

Bitchin defeated A9X 2–1 in the final. Uprising defeated Apocalypse 2–1 in the third-place playoff, having lost its semi-final to A9X in two straight games.[2]

The official standings additionally record Distortion earning 30 ranking points and Marksmen earning 28.[3]

Division 3 — Amateur

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Position Team Ranking points
1 Virus 50
2 SWAT Kids 46
3 Shenanigans 44

Marksmen Recon also received 42 ranking points at this round.[3]

New Zealand participation

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Menace, identified by the series organisers as a New Zealand team, competed in the professional division.[3][4] Its 30 ranking points brought its season total after three rounds to 110.[3]

References

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  1. Australian Super 7s, “Dates & Locations”, 2008 calendar. Archived 19 July 2008.
  2. benno1, “Congratulations to UPRISING for 3rd place in semi-pro division, Rd 3 – 2008 Australian S7s series”, 7 August 2008, preserved by Region Canberra.
  3. Australian Super 7s, “Current Results”: Round 3 placings and cumulative rankings after three rounds. Archived 21 December 2008.
  4. Australian Super 7s, official homepage identifying “New Zealand’s Menace”. Archived 14 February 2008.