Editing Matt Wong (section)

== Paintball career ==

=== Wellington Hybrid ===

Wong played for [[Wellington Hybrid]], a New Zealand tournament team founded by [[Martin Dannefaerd]].

The team competed in the [[Australian X-Ball League]] (AXL) during 2005.

Wong's photographic archive includes material from the opening AXL round at Rockhampton, Queensland, and the second round at Fox Studios in Sydney.[1][2][3]

Wellington Hybrid won the Fox Studios event on 8 May 2005, taking the lead in the series standings.[4]

Wong was identified by the nickname Stick in photographs associated with Wellington Hybrid's participation at the 2005 Masters tournament at Action Paintball in Sydney.[5]

His Flickr archive also preserves photographs from the 2006 Australian Masters, the 2006 Big Boys Toys tournament in Auckland and subsequent New Zealand tournament activity.[6][7]

=== Easter 2007 tournament ===

Wong maintained a photographic collection titled ''Paintball - Easter 2007'', containing 228 photographs from a New Zealand tournament held over Easter 2007.[8]

Individual photographs are dated 7 April 2007.

The album records a first-place finish.

Historical participant accounts identify Wellington Hybrid as competing under its existing name at the tournament.

The precise venue and complete results have not yet been established.

=== SCK Factory (2010) ===

In April 2010, Wong competed for [[SCK Factory]], also known as SCK, at the [[2010 Easter 5s]] tournament in Christchurch, New Zealand.

The event was hosted by [[Urban Paintball]].

SCK Factory won the tournament.[9][10]

Wong's Flickr album, titled ''Paintball - Easter 2010 - Christchurch'', explicitly identifies him as playing for SCK and records the team's first-place finish.[9]

The collection contains 52 photographs, including images credited to a photographer identified as Simo.

=== Menace NZ (2010) ===

Wong subsequently competed for [[Menace]] at the [[2010 Australian Super 7s Masters]] in November 2010.

The team competed under the name Menace NZ in the professional division of the [[Australian Super 7s]].

American professional player [[Ryan Greenspan]] of [[San Diego Dynasty]] appeared as a guest player for Menace at the tournament.

Their participation is documented in historical photographs preserved in Wong's Flickr archive, with player identifications supplied through participant accounts.[11]

Menace NZ earned 26 ranking points at the event and finished the 2010 professional series with 82 points.[12]