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'''2013 Australian Super 7s Round 1''' was the opening event of the [[2013 Australian Super 7s]]. It comprised professional, semi-professional, amateur and novice divisions at [[Action Paintball Games]] in Rouse Hill, New South Wales. The organiser scheduled novice competition for 3 February and the main event for 9β10 February 2013.[1] Sydney SWAT won the professional division, S.E. Cartel won semi-professional, Collateral won amateur and Donkey Riders won novice.[2] == Dates and venue == The organiser's archived schedule published the following dates and explicitly identified Action Paintball Games, Rouse Hill, as the venue.[1] {| class="wikitable" ! Division ! Published dates |- | Professional | 9β10 February 2013 |- | Semi-professional | 9β10 February 2013 |- | Amateur | 9β10 February 2013 |- | Novice | 3 February 2013 |} == Results == The professional, semi-professional and amateur tables reproduce the organiser's standings after one round. Novice points come from the archived final season standings. These are series ranking points rather than individual match scores.[3][4] === Professional === The organiser explicitly recorded Sydney SWAT, Sydney Explicit and Shenanigans as the first three finishers.[2] {| class="wikitable" ! Team ! Ranking points |- | SWAT | 30 |- | Explicit | 28 |- | Shenanigans | 26 |- | Uprising A | 24 |- | East Side Raw | 22 |- | Clown Monkeys | 20 |- | Plague | 18 |- | X-Fighter$ | 16 |- | Apparition | 14 |} === Semi-professional === The organiser explicitly recorded S.E. Cartel, Cult and Thunderbirds as the first three finishers.[2] {| class="wikitable" ! Team ! Ranking points |- | S.E Cartel | 30 |- | Cult | 28 |- | Thunderbirds | 26 |- | Rage City | 24 |- | Sydney Carnage | 22 |- | Furious | 20 |- | Legion | 18 |- | Tension | 16 |- | Vicious Circle A | 14 |- | History Channel | 12 |- | Uprising B | 10 |- | Relentless | 8 |- | Red Raw | 6 |} === Amateur === The organiser explicitly recorded Collateral, Furious B and Infliction as the first three finishers.[2] {| class="wikitable" ! Team ! Ranking points |- | Collateral | 30 |- | Furious B | 28 |- | Infliction | 26 |- | Shamrox | 24 |- | Vicious Circle B | 22 |- | Hillbillies | 20 |- | Sydney Critical | 18 |- | The Players Club | 16 |- | Marauders | 14 |- | Shots & Goggles | 12 |- | Unforgiven | 10 |- | EADC | 8 |- | Unforgiven II | 6 |- | Unecy | 4 |- | Blitzkrieg | 2 |- | Omega | 1 |- | Raw Gravity | 1 |} === Novice === The organiser explicitly identified Donkey Riders as the novice winner.[2] {| class="wikitable" ! Team ! Ranking points |- | Donkey Riders | 30 |- | The Fighting Mongoose | 28 |- | The Cobras | 26 |- | Simple Chaos | 24 |- | Hellfire A | 22 |- | Gangsta Squad | 20 |} === Differences from the season standings === The opening-round semi-professional standings name the 24-point entry Rage City, while the final season standings record Gold Coast Rage with 24 first-round points. The table above retains the contemporary opening-round name.[3][4] Relentless's eight-point semi-professional result was later represented as three retained points in the professional standings, marked as a move up with 40 per cent of previous points retained. Those carried points are not presented as an additional professional Round 1 result.[3][4] The opening amateur standings also include EADC with eight points. That entry is retained above even though EADC does not appear in the final amateur season list.[3][4] == See also == * [[2013 Australian Super 7s]] * [[Australian Super 7s]] == References == # [https://web.archive.org/web/20130215015452/http://www.super7spaintball.com/Schedule.aspx Australian Super 7s β 2013 Dates & Locations, including Round 1 main-event and novice dates and Rouse Hill venue. Archived 15 February 2013.] # [https://web.archive.org/web/20130227231058/http://www.super7spaintball.com/ Australian Super 7s β βSuper 7s Round 1 Finals Resultsβ, confirming podiums and the novice winner. Archived 27 February 2013.] # [https://web.archive.org/web/20130216035748/http://www.super7spaintball.com/Results.aspx Australian Super 7s β β2013 Team Rankings β After 1 Roundβ, including professional, semi-professional and amateur results. Archived 16 February 2013.] # [https://web.archive.org/web/20140114153704/http://super7spaintball.com/results.aspx Australian Super 7s β β2013 Standings & Final Ranking Points (After 4 Rounds)β, including novice points and division-change annotations. Archived 14 January 2014.] [[Category:Paintball tournaments in Australia]] [[Category:Paintball in New South Wales]] [[Category:2010s in Australian paintball]] [[Category:2010s in paintball]]
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