2009 Australian Super 7s Round 3
2009 Australian Super 7s Round 3, known as the Masters, was the final event of the 2009 Australian Super 7s. It comprised professional, semi-professional and amateur competition at Action Paintball Games in Rouse Hill, New South Wales. The organiser's calendar listed the Masters for 27–29 November 2009.[1]
Menace won professional, Killswitch won semi-professional and Shenanigans won amateur.[2]
Dates and venue
[edit]The organiser's updated calendar explicitly identified Round 3 as the Masters, scheduled for 27–29 November 2009 at Action Paintball Games, Rouse Hill.[1]
This is the published event date range; the cited calendar does not separate registration, ancillary activities and playing days for individual divisions. The organiser's subsequent report confirms that the Masters took place at Action Paintball Sydney.[2]
Results
[edit]The first three placings in each division follow the organiser's Masters report. Ranking points come from its archived final 2009 standings. These are series ranking points rather than individual match scores or cumulative season totals.[2][3]
Professional
[edit]| Confirmed place | Team | Ranking points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Menace | 50 |
| 2 | Extreme | 46 |
| 3 | STK | 44 |
| Not specified | SWAT | 42 |
| Not specified | East Coast | 30 |
| Not specified | HK | 28 |
| Not specified | TNT | 26 |
The published podium prizes were $7,000 for Menace, $3,000 for Extreme and $1,500 for STK.[2]
Semi-professional
[edit]| Confirmed place | Team | Ranking points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Killswitch | 50 |
| 2 | SWAT Kids | 44 |
| 3 | A9X | 44 |
| Not specified | Apocalypse | 42 |
| Not specified | Melbourne Mayhem | 30 |
| Not specified | Marksmen | 28 |
| Not specified | Arora | 26 |
| Not specified | The Business | 24 |
| Not specified | Platinum | 22 |
| Not specified | Blood Knuckles | 20 |
The organiser explicitly placed SWAT Kids second and A9X third, although both received 44 ranking points in the published standings. Those equal allocations are not presented as a tied finish.[2][3]
The published podium prizes were $3,000 for Killswitch, $1,500 for SWAT Kids and $500 for A9X.[2]
Amateur
[edit]| Confirmed place | Team | Ranking points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shenanigans | 50 |
| 2 | Korrupt | 46 |
| 3 | Action Aces | 44 |
| Not specified | Capital Punishment | 42 |
| Not specified | Solace | 30 |
| Not specified | Red Dragons | 28 |
The published podium prizes were Paintballshop vouchers worth $1,000 for Shenanigans, $500 for Korrupt and $250 for Action Aces.[2]
Zero-point Round 3 entries are omitted. Placings below the explicitly reported podiums are not inferred from ranking points.[2][3]
Marksmen division change
[edit]The final standings identify Marksmen as having moved from amateur to semi-professional after Round 2, retaining 60 per cent of their earlier ranking points. Their unmarked 28-point Round 3 allocation is recorded in semi-professional above; the earlier amateur results are not treated as semi-professional event results.[3]
Event and season results
[edit]The organiser separately named Menace, A9X and Shenanigans as the professional, semi-professional and amateur series champions. Killswitch's semi-professional Masters victory was therefore distinct from A9X's season championship.[2]
See also
[edit]- 2009 Australian Super 7s
- 2009 Australian Super 7s Round 1
- 2009 Australian Super 7s Round 2
- Australian Super 7s
References
[edit]- Australian Super 7s — updated 2009 Dates & Locations, listing Round 3 Masters for 27–29 November at Action Paintball Games, Rouse Hill. Archived 9 October 2009.
- Australian Super 7s — “2009 Masters!”, including venue confirmation, podiums and prizes, alongside separate season championship announcements. Archived 5 December 2009.
- Australian Super 7s — final 2009 ranking points, including Round 3 allocations and Marksmen's division-change annotation. Archived 10 February 2010.