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=== Hyperball championship (1997) === One of Banzai Bandits' most significant victories came at the 1997 Hyperball Championships in Birmingham, England. The event was organised by [[WDP]] and featured 40 ten-player teams from several countries, including the United Kingdom, United States, France, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Austria and Ukraine. Competition used both woodland fields and the developing [[Hyperball]] format, with the finals played on fields constructed from large plastic drainage pipes. [1] Banzai competed against teams including [[Bad Company (American paintball team)|Bad Company]], [[Team Image]], UK Predators, [[Shockwave UK]] and Shades of Grey. During the preliminary competition, Banzai defeated Bad Company, one of the established American professional teams. Banzai subsequently defeated Shockwave in the semi-finals. Mike "Spanner" Snape was identified by Leadbetter as having made a decisive attacking move during the match. The final was contested against [[Shades of Grey]], another established British team. Banzai won the final to claim the championship. [1] In a 2017 interview, Leadbetter described the victory as an important achievement for the organisation during the transition from woodland tournaments to concept-field competition. The event was also associated with the increasing use of artificial bunkers and spectator-friendly tournament layouts, which subsequently became standard in competitive paintball. [1]
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