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2008 Australian X-Ball League

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2008 Australian X-Ball League was a three-round season of the Australian X-Ball League, with events at Canning Vale in Western Australia and Camden in New South Wales. Xtreme finished first in the published Division 1 season standings with 285 points, while Rage City finished first in Division 2 with 290 points.[1][2]

Events

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The organiser published a three-event calendar. Its final results identify the locations of all three rounds.[1][2]

Round Published dates Location Division 1 winner Division 2 winner
Round 1 29–30 April 2008, uncorroborated calendar dates Canning Vale, Western Australia WASP Blue Blitzkrieg
Round 2 28–29 June 2008 Camden, New South Wales Xtreme Rage City
Round 3 20–21 September 2008 Camden, New South Wales Xtreme Rage City

The archived calendar prints “April 29–30” for Round 1. Those dates have not been independently corroborated. The accompanying report and published standings confirm that the event took place.[1][2][3]

Round 3's venue was initially listed as undetermined. The subsequent event results identify Camden and retain the published dates of 20–21 September.[1][2]

Division 1

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Round placings

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The following placings are recorded in the organiser's final standings and Round 3 results.[1]

Place Round 1 Round 2 Round 3
1 WASP Blue Xtreme Xtreme
2 WASP Gold XF Destruction WASP Gold
3 Xtreme WASP Gold XF Destruction
4 Geelong Extreme WASP Blue WASP Blue
5 XF Destruction Blade Carnivore Legends
6 XF Dedication Carnivore Legends Blade
7 Carnivore Legends T.N.T. XF Dedication
8 WASP Black XF Dedication —
9 — Kronik —

A dash indicates that no placing is recorded in the final standings.[1]

Published season points

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Teams appear in the order used by the organiser's final table. The figures are series standings points, rather than individual match scores.[1]

Team Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Published total
Xtreme 85 100 100 285
WASP Gold 90 85 90 265
WASP Blue 100 80 85 265
XF Destruction 70 90 80 240
Carnivore Legends 60 65 70 195
XF Dedication 65 55 60 180
Blade — 70 65 135
Geelong Extreme 80 — — 80
T.N.T. — 60 — 60
WASP Black 55 — — 55
Kronik — 50 — 50

Discrepancies in the published records

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The Round 3 results and placing annotations consistently identify XF Destruction as third and WASP Blue as fourth. However, the points table assigns XF Destruction 80 points and WASP Blue 85 points for that round. The table above preserves the published figures and totals without treating them as corrections to the recorded placings.[1]

WASP Gold and WASP Blue both have published season totals of 265 points. The organiser lists Gold above Blue, but the recovered page does not explain a tie-break.[1]

An earlier ladder also listed Carnivore Myth ninth at Round 1 with 50 points, without separating divisions. The final tables omitted that entry from Division 1 and instead recorded Carnivore Myth third in Division 2 with 85 points. The earlier entry is not included in the Division 1 tables above.[1][3]

Division 2

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Round placings

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Place Round 1 Round 2 Round 3
1 Blitzkrieg Rage City Rage City
2 Rage City Uprising Uprising
3 Carnivore Myth Blitzkrieg Carnivore Myth
4 — Blitz Grenadiers Blitzkrieg

These placings follow the organiser's final Division 2 standings. The Round 3 event results also confirm that round's four placings.[1]

Season points

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Team Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Published total
Rage City 90 100 100 290
Blitzkrieg 100 85 80 265
Uprising — 90 90 180
Carnivore Myth 85 — 85 170
Blitz Grenadiers — 80 — 80

The figures are series standings points. A dash indicates that the source gives no points for that round; it does not establish whether a team entered or withdrew.[1]

See also

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References

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  1. Australian X-Ball League — 2008 Round 3 results and final Division 1 and Division 2 standings. Archived 20 January 2009.
  2. Australian X-Ball League — 2008 event calendar. Archived 18 July 2008.
  3. Australian X-Ball League — standings after Round 2 and confirmation of its completion at Camden. Archived 18 July 2008.