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'''2008 Australian Super 7s Round 4''', also known as the '''Australian Masters''', was the final round of the [[2008 Australian Super 7s]]. The main tournament took place on 29–30 November 2008 at [[Action Paintball Games]] in Rouse Hill, New South Wales, with Professional, Semi-Professional and Amateur divisions.[1][2]

Menace won the Professional division, Bitchin won Semi-Professional and SWAT Kids won Amateur.[2]

== Event details ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Item !! Details
|-
| Series || [[Australian Super 7s]]
|-
| Season || [[2008 Australian Super 7s|2008]]
|-
| Round || 4 — Australian Masters
|-
| Main tournament dates || 29–30 November 2008
|-
| Advertised event dates || 28–30 November 2008
|-
| Venue || [[Action Paintball Games]], Rouse Hill, New South Wales
|-
| Divisions || Professional, Semi-Professional and Amateur
|}

The official calendar advertised the Masters for 28–30 November. The organiser's subsequent report describes a separate ten-player State of Origin competition on Friday, followed by the Super 7s tournament on Saturday and Sunday.[1][2]

== Competition ==
The Semi-Professional division competed in its own pool, rather than sharing preliminary fixtures with Professional teams. Semi-Professional competition used two fields, with 14 preliminary rounds followed by quarter-finals for the leading eight teams.[2]

Amateur teams played on the second field and completed 12 preliminary games, with their preliminary schedule concluding on Sunday morning.[2]

== Results ==
The organiser's event report published the following final placings for all three divisions.[2]

=== Professional ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Place !! Team
|-
| 1 || Menace
|-
| 2 || SWAT
|-
| 3 || Hostile Intentions
|-
| 4 || East Coast Raiderz
|}

Menace defeated Hostile Intentions 2–1 in their semi-final, while SWAT defeated East Coast Raiderz 2–1 in the other semi-final. Menace then defeated SWAT 2–1 in the final to win the Masters.[2]

Hostile Intentions secured the Professional season championship.[2]

=== Semi-Professional ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Place !! Team
|-
| 1 || Bitchin
|-
| 2 || First & Only
|-
| 3 || House Of Cards
|-
| 4 || Kindred
|}

Bitchin defeated Western Australian team First & Only in the final. Bitchin also won the Semi-Professional season championship and secured promotion to the Professional division for 2009.[2]

=== Amateur ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Place !! Team
|-
| 1 || SWAT Kids
|-
| 2 || Aurora
|-
| 3 || Virus
|-
| 4 || Plan B
|}

SWAT Kids won both the Masters and the Amateur season championship.[2]

== See also ==
* [[Australian Super 7s]]
* [[2008 Australian Super 7s]]
* [[2008 Australian Super 7s Round 3]]

== References ==
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20080930092819/http://www.super7spaintball.com/Schedule.aspx Super 7s Paintball Tournament Series — official 2008 schedule, archived 30 September 2008].
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20090324010713/http://www.super7spaintball.com/ “Australian Super 7’s Round 4: The Masters”, official Super 7s website, archived 24 March 2009].

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Admin: Document the 2008 Masters with verified venue and all three divisions’ final placings; distinguish the 29–30 November main tournament from the advertised 28–30 November programme and Friday State of Origin.