Editing Kamo Karzi (section)

== Historical significance ==

Kamo Karzi was one of Auckland's established tournament paintball teams during the development of national competition in the late 1990s.

The team participated in the original National Paintball League era and remained active through the transition toward seven-player tournament formats in the early 2000s.

Its third-place position in the 1997 Valhalla standings and subsequent appearances through 2001 provide evidence of sustained competitive participation.

Through Rob Maddox, the team was also connected with contemporary paintball journalism, tournament reporting and the development of national online discussion communities.

The historical record of Kamo Karzi illustrates the relationship between competitive teams, commercial field operators and independent paintball websites during the sport's early development in New Zealand.