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'''Tag and Training''', also recorded as '''Tag & Training''' and '''TNT''', was a Rotorua-based New Zealand [[paintball]] team. A contemporary report described it as the amateur team associated with [[Tag n' Release]]. Competing as a separate entry, it won the Second Division at the '''2001 [[New Zealand Paintball Nationals]]''' and the '''2002 [[Northland Open]]'''.[1][2] == History == === 2001 Nationals === Tag and Training competed at the '''2001 New Zealand Paintball Nationals''' at Actions Paintball in Auckland. The tournament used seven-player, two-flag games, with the leading four teams in each division advancing to finals.[1] Rob Maddox's report described Tag and Training as Tag n' Release's amateur team. It won the '''Second Division with 180 final-round points''', ahead of Damn Natives on 130, Fusion on 120 and Damage on 117.[1] Tag n' Release competed separately and did not reach the divisional finals. Its results should therefore be distinguished from Tag and Training's championship victory.[1] === Other activity in 2001 === A contemporary forum discussion records TNT players participating in social games in Rotorua on '''4 November 2001'''. In a reply posted that evening, '''ANTSMAN''' explicitly identified '''Glen and Mark''' as TNT players.[3] The discussion supplies only their first names. It does not establish their surnames or a complete team roster.[3] === 2002 Northland Open === At the '''2002 Northland Open''', Tag and Training finished '''second overall with 503 points''' and won the '''Second Division'''. Saints won overall with 666 points, while Havoc finished third with 430.[2] The seven-player tournament was organised by '''Wayne Rolleston of Paintball West in Auckland'''. Tag and Training and Tag n' Release were identified as separate Rotorua teams.[2] Tag and Training player '''βLurchβ''' accepted the divisional trophy. The report does not identify him as captain or supply his full name.[2] == Relationship with Tag n' Release == The 2001 Nationals report explicitly identifies Tag and Training as '''Tag n' Release's amateur team'''. This documents an affiliated team relationship at that event, rather than interchangeable names for a single tournament entry.[1] Both teams also entered the 2002 Northland Open. Tag and Training competed in the Second Division, while Tag n' Release competed in the First Division and finished fourth overall with 410 points.[2] The available reports do not establish when Tag and Training was formed or provide a complete account of the affiliation's duration. == Documented players == {| class="wikitable" ! Published name ! Date ! Documented involvement ! Source |- | Glen | 4 November 2001 | Identified as a TNT player in a contemporary forum reply | [3] |- | Mark | 4 November 2001 | Identified as a TNT player in the same reply | [3] |- | Lurch | 2002 Northland Open | Identified as a Tag and Training player who accepted the Division Two trophy | [2] |} These are individual player mentions, not a complete roster. No surnames or captaincy have been assigned from inference. == Tournament results == {| class="wikitable" ! Year ! Competition ! Classification ! Result ! Points ! Source |- | 2001 | [[New Zealand Paintball Nationals]] | Second Division final round | 1st | 180 | [1] |- | 2002 | [[Northland Open]] | Overall / Second Division | 2nd overall; Second Division winner | 503 | [2] |} The 2001 figure is a final-round score, while the 2002 figure is the published overall tournament total. == See also == * [[Tag n' Release]] * [[New Zealand Paintball Nationals]] * [[Northland Open]] * [[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.] # [https://web.archive.org/web/20020806192035/http://www.paintball.co.nz/north2002.htm Rob Maddox, The 2002 Northland Paintball Open, Paintball.co.nz. Archived 6 August 2002.] # [https://web.archive.org/web/20020102020555/http://pub73.ezboard.com:80/fnzpaintballfrm2.showMessage?topicID=99.topic Fun and Games in Rotovegas., NZ Paintball forum, including ANTSMAN's reply of 4 November 2001. Archived 2 January 2002.] [[Category:New Zealand paintball teams]] [[Category:New Zealand paintball history]]
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