International Amateur Open United States tournament results

This article summarises selected International Amateur Open United States tournament results for seven documented editions between 1994 and 2001. It covers International Amateur Open competition and excludes NPPL results. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]

Principal competition winners

The table summarises the recorded ten-player and five-player winners. It is not a complete list of editions or competitions. “Not listed” means that no result is included in this summary for that division and year. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]

Event	Ten-player	Amateur five-player	Novice five-player	Rookie five-player	Source
1994 ZAP International Amateur Open	Team Xtreme	Green Dragons	Not listed	Not listed	[1]
1996 ZAP International Amateur Open	Green Dragons	Team Raptor	Bite 'Em - Black	Not listed	[2]
1997 ZAP International Amateur Open	Saber Wolves	Saber Wolves	Venom	Not listed	[3][4]
1998 ZAP International Amateur Open	Thunderstruck	Johnstown Highlanders	Missouri Magic	Not listed	[5]
1999 ZAP International Amateur Open	P&L Paintball Factory Team	The Mob	Sharp Shooters	Not listed	[6]
2000 ZAP International Amateur Open	Missouri Magic	Dislexic Dogs	Total Anarchy	Anarchy	[7]
2001 International Amateur Open	Team Nasty (Amateur); Team Wrecks (Novice)	Brass Eagle Allstars II	Robinhood-Black	Quiet Storm	[8]

Additional competition winners

Event	Competition	Winner	Source
1999 ZAP International Amateur Open	Three-player	Dislexic Dogs	[6]
2000 ZAP International Amateur Open	Three-player	Missouri Magic	[7]
2000 ZAP International Amateur Open	Young Guns	Dazed and Confused	[7]
2001 International Amateur Open	Three-player	Total Anarchy	[8]
2001 International Amateur Open	Young Guns	Little Scooters	[8]

Notes on the records

WARPIG identifies Team Effort Events as the supplier of the corrected 1997 five-player standings and the verifier of the ten-player rankings. Saber Wolves won both amateur formats that year. [3][4]

Paintball Times independently records Johnstown Highlanders' 1998 five-player victory and P-N-L Factory Team's 1999 ten-player victory. WARPIG lists the latter winners as P&L Paintball Factory Team. [5][6][9]

The 1994 winners above follow ClassicScores. Results for unlisted years and divisions should not be inferred from gaps in these tables. [1]

See also

• International Amateur Open

References

1. ClassicScores — public tournament dataset: 1994 International Amateur Open results. Accessed 1 November 2026.
2. WARPIG — The ZAP International Amateur Open, contemporary 1996 results.
3. WARPIG — The 1997 Zap International Amateur Open: ten-player rankings.
4. WARPIG — The 1997 Zap International Amateur Open: five-player rankings, corrected final standings.
5. WARPIG — 1998 ten-player semi-finals and finals; five-player finals.
6. WARPIG — 1999 ZAP International Amateur Open: on-scene coverage and division winners.
7. WARPIG — ZAP International Amateur Open 2000, August 2000.
8. WARPIG — International Zap Amateur Open 2001, August 2001.
9. Paintball Times — On the road to ZAP IAO, 27 October 2000.