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27 October 2026
| 04:20 | 1994 Invercargill Three-Man Tournament diffhist +325 Admin talk contribs (Add the organiser’s Queen’s Birthday association, links to the tournament series and 1996 edition, and established results, Southland and 1990s categories. Retain attribution of the 1994 details to Ken Ryder’s retrospective account.) | ||||
| N 04:19 | 1996 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition diffhist +1,309 Admin talk contribs (Create the 1996 Invercargill competition article with the organiser’s eleven-team account, contemporary advertising and the unresolved advertised date discrepancy.) | ||||
26 October 2026
| 11:55 | 2001 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition diffhist +1,231 Admin talk contribs (Add all twelve published preliminary match scores, retain separate daily totals and the 49–4 final, and update Flashpoint and Damage Inc links to their canonical team titles.) | ||||
| N 11:53 | 1994 Invercargill Three-Man Tournament diffhist +676 Admin talk contribs (Create 1994 Invercargill Three-Man Tournament, attributing the inaugural edition, four-team entry and S.L.O.B.s victory to organiser Ken Ryder’s 1998 account.) | ||||
| 11:50 | 1998 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition diffhist +243 Admin talk contribs (Add verified field dimensions and three-end starting-position format; preserve published points, awards and uncertainty over the final winner and score.) | ||||
| 11:49 | 1999 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition diffhist +476 Admin talk contribs (Add documented entry and withdrawal numbers and link existing team articles; preserve all reported scores, the scoring discrepancy note and sportsmanship award.) | ||||
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10:19 Admin talk contribs moved page Flashpoint (New Zealand) to Flashpoint (New Zealand Paintball Team) | ||||
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05:00 Admin talk contribs moved page Damage Inc to Damage Inc (New Zealand Paintball Team) | ||||
25 October 2026
| N 10:54 | 1998 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition diffhist +1,855 Admin talk contribs (Create the 1998 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition edition with verified format, published scores, finalists and awards; preserve uncertainty over the final winner and note the scoring discrepancy.) | ||||
| N 10:53 | 2001 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition diffhist +1,727 Admin talk contribs (Create the 2001 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition edition, documenting the four entries, separate daily preliminary scores and Flashpoint’s 49–4 final victory.) | ||||
| N 10:51 | 1999 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition diffhist +2,222 Admin talk contribs (Create the 1999 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition edition with verified venue, match scores, separate preliminary and final results, and sportsmanship award; note the published points discrepancy.) | ||||
| N 07:58 | Damage Inc diffhist +6,962 Admin talk contribs (Create Christchurch-based Damage Inc with documented 2000–2001 results, personnel mentions, TeamX affiliation and sponsor support; distinguish it from North Island Team Damage without asserting an unverified KC Damage connection.) | ||||
| 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.) | ||||
22 October 2026
| N 08:54 | Australian Paintballer diffhist +10,766 Admin talk contribs (Created an article on Australian Paintballer covering its publication by Point Publishing, editorial staff, Australian and New Zealand reporting, equipment and tournament coverage, early Internet reporting, regional ambitions and value as a historical source.) | ||||