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2017 Australian Super 7s Round 4

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2017 Australian Super 7s Round 4, named the Paintball Shop Australian Masters, was the final event of the 2017 Australian Super 7s. It comprised professional, semi-professional, amateur and novice divisions at Action Paintball Games in Rouse Hill, New South Wales. The published calendar listed division dates across 18–26 November 2017.[1][2]

The organiser explicitly recorded Sydney SWAT as the professional winner, Vicious Circle as the semi-professional winner and Blade as the amateur winner.[3]

Dates and venue

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The organiser's contemporary calendar listed the following division dates. It specifically marked Saturday 18 November as a changed date for the amateur division.[1]

Division Published dates
Professional 24–26 November 2017
Semi-professional 24–26 November 2017
Amateur 18 November 2017
Novice 19 November 2017

The calendar grouped the professional and semi-professional divisions under the same 24–26 November date range, without specifying separate playing days.[1]

The series venue was Action Paintball Games, 290 Annangrove Road, Rouse Hill, New South Wales.[2]

Results

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The following tables reproduce fourth-round ranking points from the official final 2017 standings archived on 14 January 2018. These are series ranking points rather than individual match scores or cumulative season totals. Entries with zero Round 4 points are omitted.[3]

Professional

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The organiser explicitly recorded Sydney SWAT, Perth Crisis and Sacramento DMG as the first three finishers.[3]

Team Ranking points
Sydney SWAT 30
Perth Crisis 28
Sacramento DMG 26
Expendables 24
Marauders 20*
Explicit 20
Eskimo Bros 18
Menace 16
East Side Raw 14
Ballistics Unit Asiawan 12
  • The official standings record a two-point deduction for Marauders for a second professional player. Equal ranking points are not presented here as a tied finishing position.[3]

Semi-professional

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The organiser explicitly recorded Vicious Circle, FNQ Fury and Syndicate as the first three finishers.[3]

Team Ranking points
Vicious Circle 28*
FNQ Fury 28
Syndicate 26
Immortal Knights 24
Asylum 22
Dead Rabbits 20
Raw Deception 18
Fred 16
  • The official standings record a two-point deduction for Vicious Circle for a second professional player. The organiser nevertheless explicitly identifies Vicious Circle as the event winner and FNQ Fury as runner-up.[3]

Amateur

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The organiser explicitly recorded Blade, Berzerkers and TOG as the first three finishers.[3]

Team Ranking points
Blade 30
Berzerkers 28
TOG 26
Tasmanian Felons 24
Corrupted 22
Asylum Prophecy 20
CBR Mafia 18
SWAG 16
Launcestion Aspire 14
Sydney Assault 12

Novice

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Team Ranking points
Wicked Assassins 30
Apex 28
Transgenders 26
Beam Dream 24
Team Quick Maths 22
West End Riot 20
Highland Heat 18
0% Accuracy 16
Shooters 14

Team names follow the archived final standings, except that Sacramento DMG uses the spelling in the organiser's podium announcement rather than “Sacremento DMG” in the ranking list.[3]

See also

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References

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  1. Australian Super 7s — 2017 event dates, identifying Round 4 as the Paintball Shop Australian Masters and noting the changed amateur date. Archived 4 November 2017.
  2. Australian Super 7s — Contact: Action Paintball Games, 290 Annangrove Road, Rouse Hill. Archived 27 April 2017.
  3. Australian Super 7s — final 2017 ranking points, concluding-event podium results and professional-player penalty annotations. Archived 14 January 2018.