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=== South African championships ===

In December 2013, Dynamix won the South African Division 3 national championship in the five-player Race-to-2 format.

The championship was decided at the inaugural Paintball Super Cup, held at Gariep Dam from 6 to 8 December 2013.

The South African National Paintball/Airsoft Association confirmed Dynamix as the national Division 3 champion following the event.[3]

In 2014, Dynamix competed in the SARPL Champions Division, the country's leading domestic competitive category.

The team finished first in the professional season standings with 470 points, ahead of Reaper on 395.

Dynamix also won the professional division at the 2014 Paintball Super Cup.[4][8]

The team retained its position at the top of the national professional rankings in 2015.

Dynamix and Reaper each accumulated 464 championship points, with Dynamix ranked first in the official final standings.

Dynamix also won the professional division of the 2015 Paintball Super Cup.[5]