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27 October 2026
| 04:34 | Move log Admin talk contribs moved page Wellington Hybrid to Wellington Hybrid (New Zealand Paintball | ||||
26 October 2026
| 10:19 | Move log Admin talk contribs moved page Flashpoint (New Zealand) to Flashpoint (New Zealand Paintball Team) | ||||
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04:52 | 7DS (New Zealand Paintball Team) 2 changes hist +2,874 [Admin (2×)] | |||
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04:52 (cur | prev) −17 Admin talk contribs | ||||
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04:51 (cur | prev) +2,891 Admin talk contribs (Expanded and corrected the 7DS article using archived 2006–2007 tournament results and the contemporary team register. Confirmed that the New Zealand names 7 D.S, 7DS and Seven Deadly Sins refer to the Charles Champness-led team, while excluding unrelated American PBLeagues teams. Added the 2006 Division 2 season result, corrected the February 2007 result to third in Division 2 and seventh overall, retained all six recovered 2007 Super 5s appearances, added the 2007 Nationals appearance and docu) | ||||
25 October 2026
| N 13:39 | 2008 Wellington Easter Tournament diffhist +2,444 Admin talk contribs (Create the 2008 Wellington Easter Tournament article with verified dates and venue, all 13 final placings, separately labelled provisional preliminary scores, contemporary references and the correct category.) | ||||
| N 07:53 | Flashpoint (New Zealand) diffhist +9,757 Admin talk contribs (Create Flashpoint (New Zealand) with its reported 1994 beginnings, documented players and captaincy, Nationals and Invercargill results, Valhalla rankings and retrospective 2007 footage; distinguish the separate K.S.B. entry.) | ||||
23 October 2026
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08:47 | Wellington Hybrid 6 changes hist +840 [Admin (6×)] | |||
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08:47 (cur | prev) +6,520 Admin talk contribs (Completely rewrote Wellington Hybrid using its official websites from September 2004 to February 2006, the original 2005 industry profile and contemporary photographic archives. Established the first documented appearance on 5 September 2004, original Team Hybrid identity and WPSA-hosted website; added the 2004 series record, inaugural AXL campaign, Fox Studios victory, Sydney Masters and Big Boys Toys results, training facilities, club and Young Gunz programme, personnel and SYN USA jerseys. Di) | ||||
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08:15 (cur | prev) −1,450 Admin talk contribs (Replaced the Wellington Hybrid article using the original 2005 industry profile and contemporary Flickr archives. Added the team's documented formation, cautious account of its 2004 placing, 2005 AXL programme and results, Fox Studios victory, Sydney Masters and Big Boys Toys placings, later training and tournament activity, and verified personnel. Distinguished planned objectives, confirmed outcomes and unidentified or tentative participants.) | ||||
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07:41 (cur | prev) +1,850 Admin talk contribs (Expanded Wellington Hybrid history with independent Flickr archives documenting February 2006 training and 2005 paintball activity, retained verified Australian tournament results, and consolidated identified players and personnel.) | ||||
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07:31 (cur | prev) −34 Admin talk contribs (Updated Wellington Hybrid history with confirmed player identifications for Jono Clark, Ryan Pike, Matt Wong (Stick) and Simon Galt (Big Sy), alongside documented 2005–2006 tournament results and historical Flickr sources.) | ||||
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07:28 (cur | prev) +1,187 Admin talk contribs (Expanded Wellington Hybrid history using original Flickr albums, documenting its 2005 AXL Round 2 victory, Sydney Masters eighth-place finish, 2006 Big Boys Toys third-place result, identified personnel and contemporary magazine coverage.) | ||||
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07:25 (cur | prev) −7,233 Admin talk contribs (Rewrote Wellington Hybrid article to current WikiPaintball standards, consolidating its history, Australian X-Ball League involvement, Martin Dannefaerd and Jono Clark associations, and contemporary Flickr documentation.) | ||||