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25 October 2026
| N 15:18 | Tabitha Crump diffhist +1,834 Admin talk contribs (Create Tabitha Crump article documenting her published 2007 Team Insane roster entry, identified Nationals photograph and attributed role in continuing the team.) | ||||
| N 15:17 | Jarrod Findlay diffhist +2,970 Admin talk contribs (Create Jarrod Findlay article documenting his Team Insane membership, 2007 Nationals appearance, January 2008 recruitment activity and attributed recollections of X-Ball organisation at Actions Paintball.) | ||||
| N 12:46 | 2002 Auckland 5-Man Tournament diffhist +1,824 Admin talk contribs (Create 2002 Auckland 5-Man Tournament article with verified date, Swanson venue, format and complete results; explain its change from the planned Nationals.) | ||||
| N 11:03 | 2007 New Zealand Paintball Nationals diffhist +2,874 Admin talk contribs (Create an article on the 20–21 October 2007 New Zealand Paintball Nationals at Actions Paintball, documenting the advertised format, Menace's victory, contemporary finals results and surviving event 530 photograph gallery.) | ||||
| N 10:42 | 2000 Auckland Indoor 3-Man Open diffhist +1,216 Admin talk contribs (Create 2000 Auckland Indoor 3-Man Open with its verified date, Urban Combat venue, centre-flag format and complete four-team results.) | ||||
| 10:11 | 2001 Northland Open diffhist −5,687 Admin talk contribs (Rewrite with verified results, venue, format and Player of the Match recognition; correct team links, remove duplicate rankings and routine player details, and replace the incorrect category. Use year-first title: 2001 Northland Open.) | ||||
| 09:35 | 2007 Super 5s (New Zealand) diffhist −5,504 Admin talk contribs (Rewrite to WikiPaintball standards; identify A Paintball Adventure as the series venue, preserve six rounds of results, clearly date interim standings and explain published score discrepancies, link existing teams, and replace the incorrect tournament category.) | ||||
24 October 2026
| N 17:12 | 2007 Super 5s (New Zealand) diffhist +13,209 Admin talk contribs (Created 2007 Super 5s season article covering six recovered rounds, complete published event scores, divisional standings after Round 6, tournament format, May postponement, team participation and documented scoring discrepancies, with 11 contemporary archived sources.) | ||||
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05:42 | Michael Earley 2 changes hist +20 [Admin (2×)] | |||
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05:42 (cur | prev) +8 Admin talk contribs (→Other Asian teams and tournaments) | ||||
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05:42 (cur | prev) +12 Admin talk contribs (→Other Asian teams and tournaments) | ||||
23 October 2026
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19:55 | Michael Earley 2 changes hist −470 [Admin (2×)] | |||
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19:55 (cur | prev) −2,956 Admin talk contribs (Rewrote and tightened the biography, consolidated international appearances and industry work, removed repetitive general statements, and retained distinctions between documentary evidence and personal recollections.) | ||||
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19:48 (cur | prev) +2,486 Admin talk contribs (Added ZAP Kiwis sponsored name at APPC 2005, Phoenix Authority accreditation, and appearances with Kacaworang, Hoodlums and Southern Alliance. Distinguished information printed on player cards from Earley's accompanying recollections.) | ||||
19 October 2026
| N 06:34 | X-Ball diffhist +7,081 Admin talk contribs (Created page with " '''X-Ball''' is a competitive speedball format in which two paintball teams compete across multiple points within a timed match. Originally introduced in 2002, the format was developed to make tournament paintball more accessible to spectators through simplified scoring, repeated points, substitutions and timed penalties.[1] X-Ball became the basis of the original National Xball League (NXL) in 2003 and was subsequently adopted by other professional and amateur...") | ||||