2025 Australian Super 7s

2025 Australian Super 7s was the 2025 season of the Australian Super 7s paintball tournament series, held at Action Paintball Games in Yarramundi, New South Wales. The championship included four rounds in Professional, Semi-Professional and Amateur divisions.[1][2][3]

NVS won the Professional championship after finishing level with Sydney SWAT on 116 points. Immortals won Semi-Professional after finishing level with OG Boys Aust on 110 points. Try It & See led the final Amateur standings with 112 points.[1][4][5]

Calendar

The organiser published separate weekends for each division.[2]

Round	Professional	Semi-Professional	Amateur
Round 1 — HK Classic	1–2 March 2025	8–9 February 2025	1–2 February 2025
Round 2	24–25 May 2025	17–18 May 2025	3–4 May 2025
Round 3 — Eclipse Open	30–31 August 2025	16–17 August 2025	9–10 August 2025
Round 4 — Paintballshop.com Masters	1–2 November 2025	25–26 October 2025	18–19 October 2025

The contemporary official website identified Action Paintball Games, Yarramundi, as the series venue.[3]

Round results

Round 1 — HK Classic

Main article: 2025 Australian Super 7s Round 1

NVS recorded the highest Professional round points. The organiser confirmed The Firm as the Semi-Professional winner and Try It & See as the Amateur winner.[1][6][7]

Division	Leading recorded round-point entries
Professional	NVS — 30; Sydney SWAT — 28; Cult — 26
Semi-Professional	The Firm — 30; OG Boys Aust — 28; Top Hat Jokers — 26
Amateur	Try It & See — 30; HBR — 28; FAFO — 24

The surviving Amateur table is incomplete as an original event record because CBR Reapers' earlier points were subsequently transferred into Semi-Professional.[1]

Round 2

Main article: 2025 Australian Super 7s Round 2

Sydney SWAT won Professional, Immortals won Semi-Professional and Young Beamers won Amateur.[8][9][10]

Division	Leading recorded round-point entries
Professional	Sydney SWAT — 30; NVS — 28; 2 Much Combat — 26
Semi-Professional	Immortals — 30; OG Boys Aust — 28; Outlaws Singapore — 26
Amateur	Young Beamers — 30; Riff Raff — 28; Try It & See — 26

Round 3 — Eclipse Open

Main article: 2025 Australian Super 7s Round 3

NVS recorded the highest Professional points with 30, followed by Sydney SWAT with 28 and Cult with 26.[1]

The organiser's first-place podium graphics identify Immortals as the Semi-Professional winner and CBR Reapers as the Amateur winner.[11][12]

CBR Reapers' later 12-point Semi-Professional credit is a retained championship contribution following promotion, rather than evidence of Semi-Professional participation at this round.[1]

Round 4 — Paintballshop.com Masters

Main article: 2025 Australian Super 7s Round 4

The official first-place podium graphics identify Sydney SWAT, Immortals and Try It & See as the respective divisional winners.[13][14][15]

Division	Leading recorded round-point entries
Professional	Sydney SWAT — 30; NVS — 28; 2 Much Combat — 26
Semi-Professional	Immortals — 30; CBR Reapers — 28; OG Boys Aust — 26
Amateur	Try It & See — 30; Young Beamers — 28; Wait & See — 26

SWAT won the Professional Masters division, while NVS secured the Professional season championship. Immortals won both the Semi-Professional Masters division and its season title.[4][5][13][14]

Season standings

The following tables reproduce the organiser's published championship points. Figures are ranking points, not individual match scores. Published order and totals are retained.[1]

Professional

NVS and Sydney SWAT each finished with 116 points. The organiser explicitly named NVS as champion and published its ranking tie-break provision alongside the standings. The specific deciding stage of that tie-break is not identified in the cited championship announcement.[1][4]

Team	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Published total
NVS	30	28	30	28	116
Sydney SWAT	28	30	28	30	116
Bitchin	24	18	24	24	90
Swat Vikings	18	22	22	20	82
Cult	26	24	26	0	76
2 Much Combat	20	26	0	26	72
Raw (Allstars)	22	0	20	22	44
Fireball Cult	0	20	0	0	20

Raw (Allstars)' published total of 44 does not equal the sum of its displayed round entries. The source figures are retained without substituting a calculated total.[1]

Semi-Professional

Immortals and OG Boys Aust each finished with 110 points. The organiser explicitly named Immortals as champion.[1][5]

Team	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Total
Immortals	20	30	30	30	110
OG Boys Aust	28	28	28	26	110
The Firm	30	24	22	22	88
Top Hat Jokers	26	18	20	24	88
DTF	22	22	24	20	88
SWAT Vikings	18	16	16	14	64
CBR Reapers	10*	6*	12*	28	56
PBG	0	14	18	16	48
Armoury	0	0	26	18	44
Vikings White	16	12	0	0	28
Outlaws Singapore	0	26	0	0	26
Wicked Warriors	24	0	0	0	24
Elysium	0	20	0	0	20

CBR Reapers moved from Amateur after Round 3 and retained 40 per cent of its previous points. Its asterisked entries are adjusted credits, not original Semi-Professional event results. Its Round 4 entry records points earned after the move.[1]

Amateur

Try It & See led with 112 points, followed by Young Beamers with 104 and HBR with 98.[1]

Team	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Total
Try It & See	30	26	26	30	112
Young Beamers	18	30	28	28	104
HBR	28	22	24	24	98
Elysium (Manifest)	16	14	20	22	72
SWAT Vikings	22	12	18	16	68
Riff Raff	12	28	22	0	62
Wait & See	0	20	16	26	62
FAFO	24	24	14	0	62
Ghost	20	18	0	0	38
Silent Owls	0	0	0	20	20
East Side Pelicans	0	0	0	18	18
SWAT Vikings White	14	0	0	0	14

CBR Reapers' original Amateur entries are not reproduced in this final table following its promotion. Their absence does not negate the team's separately documented Round 3 Amateur victory.[1][12]

Records and source discrepancies

The organiser's Round 3 first-place podium graphics identify Immortals in Semi-Professional and CBR Reapers in Amateur. These are distinguished from news headlines naming OG Boys and Try It & See as Round 3 winners.[11][12][16]

Transferred championship points are not treated as additional event appearances or used to reconstruct missing original scores.

References

External links

Australian Super 7s official website