Editing Stryke Force (section)

== Tournament record ==

The following results were published in the August 1996 Stryke Force profile.[1]

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Date
! Tournament
! Format
! Division
! Result
|-
| 16 January 1994
| King of the Jungle
| Five-player
| Not stated
| 1st
|-
| 10 April 1994
| Slaughterhouse Speedball
| Five-player
| Not stated
| 2nd
|-
| 30 April 1994
| Field of Fire Town War
| Five-player
| Not stated
| 3rd
|-
| 22 May 1994
| R & R Speedball
| Five-player
| Not stated
| 3rd
|-
| 13 August 1994
| Great Western Series, Modesto
| Five-player
| Novice
| 3rd
|-
| February 1995
| Great Western Series, Los Angeles
| Five-player
| Novice
| 1st
|-
| February 1995
| Great Western Series, Los Angeles
| Ten-player
| Novice
| 1st
|-
| May 1995
| Great Western Series, Salt Lake City
| Five-player
| Novice
| 2nd
|-
| May 1995
| Great Western Series, Salt Lake City
| Ten-player
| Novice
| 2nd in the later team profile; reported as 1st in contemporary event coverage[1][2]
|-
| July 1995
| Great Western Series, San Diego
| Five-player
| Novice
| 3rd
|-
| July 1995
| Great Western Series, San Diego
| Ten-player
| Novice
| 1st
|-
| September 1995
| Great Western Series, Portland
| Five-player
| Novice
| 3rd
|-
| September 1995
| Great Western Series, Portland
| Ten-player
| Novice
| 2nd
|-
| November 1995
| Great Western Series, Las Vegas
| Five-player
| Novice
| 1st
|-
| November 1995
| Great Western Series, Las Vegas
| Ten-player
| Novice
| 2nd
|}

The two published sources disagree over Stryke Force's ten-player placing at the May 1995 Salt Lake City event. The August 1996 team profile lists the result as second place, while the October 1995 event report names Stryke Force as the winner. Neither account provides enough information to resolve the discrepancy.[1][2]