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'''2001 New Zealand Paintball Nationals''' was a seven-player paintball tournament held at [[Actions Paintball]] in Auckland over the Saturday and Sunday of Labour Weekend 2001. Eighteen teams competed. [[Saints (New Zealand paintball team)|Saints]] won the First Division and [[Tag and Training]] won the Second Division.[1] == Tournament == Kyn Jackson organised the tournament. Games used a two-flag format across three fields: Minefield, Symetrical and Sup'Air. The top four teams in each division advanced from preliminary competition to the finals, which were played on the Sup'Air field.[1] The Australian Jetts supplemented their squad with Black Dragon players after the collapse of Ansett disrupted travel for some Australian team members. Jackson also played for Jetts.[1] [[Tag and Training]] competed as [[Tag n' Release]]'s amateur team. The two teams entered separately.[1] == Results == === First Division finals === {| class="wikitable" ! Position !! Team !! Final-round points |- | 1 || [[Saints (New Zealand paintball team)|Saints]] || 225 |- | 2 || [[Katipo Paintball Team|Katipo]] || 165 |- | 3 || Jetts || 160 |- | 4 || [[Flashpoint (New Zealand)|Flashpoint]] || 30 |} Jetts initially received the second-place trophy. A subsequent countback established that Katipo had finished five points ahead, and the trophies were exchanged. The table shows the corrected results.[1] === Second Division finals === {| class="wikitable" ! Position !! Team !! Final-round points |- | 1 || [[Tag and Training]] || 180 |- | 2 || Damn Natives || 130 |- | 3 || Fusion || 120 |- | 4 || [[KC Damage|Damage]] || 117 |} Source: contemporary tournament report.[1] === Preliminary scores of non-finalists === The report lists the following preliminary totals for teams that did not qualify for the divisional finals. These are not final-round scores or overall tournament placings.[1] {| class="wikitable" ! Team !! Preliminary points |- | [[Tag n' Release]] || 915 |- | Phantom || 815 |- | [[Wellington Phoenix (paintball team)|Phoenix]] || 695 |- | Warp Speed || 695 |- | [[Kamo Karzi]] || 665 |- | Solidaire || 640 |- | GK Goblins || 434 |- | Shock Tactics || 275 |- | [[Team Insane|Insane]] || 223 |- | Marksmen || 20 |} == Awards == * '''First-day player award:''' Bob Andrews, Fusion.[1] * '''Second-day player award:''' Dazz, Kamo Karzi.[1] == See also == * [[New Zealand Paintball Nationals]] * [[2000 New Zealand Paintball Nationals]] * [[Paintball in New Zealand]] == References == # [https://web.archive.org/web/20020806192513/http://www.paintball.co.nz/nats01.htm Rob Maddox, ''The 2001 Two Day NZ Nationals Tournament'', Paintball.co.nz. Archived 6 August 2002.] [[Category:Paintball tournaments in New Zealand]] [[Category:Paintball tournament results]]
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