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Rewrote Team Kiwi history, documenting the 2004, 2005 and 2008 Malaysian lineups, restoring Kyn Jackson to the 2004 roster, identifying Travis and Jason Cleaton of the Raiders, and distinguishing later reported appearances from verified tournament records.
Add the September 2001 APEC Moama appearance as an earlier use of the Kiwi name, identify its dated squad and returning 2004 players, and preserve later delegations and the unresolved placing discrepancy.
 
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'''Team Kiwi''' is a name used by New Zealand tournament [[paintball]] teams assembled for international competition. Its history includes an earlier Kiwi squad competing in Australia in 2001, followed by delegations to Malaysia during the 2000s. [9][10]


'''Team Kiwi''' is a name used by New Zealand [[paintball]] teams assembled for international tournament competition, particularly in Malaysia during the 2000s. Identified appearances include tournaments in 2004 and 2005, a lineup led by [[Kyn Jackson]] in 2008, and later activity associated with [[Jason Newport]] and [[Peter Mumby]].
The lineups included returning players but were assembled for different trips rather than constituting a documented continuously operating organisation. Recorded appearances include the 2001 APEC tournament in Moama, Malaysian competitions in 2004 and 2005, and a 2008 Malaysian tour organised by [[Kyn Jackson]]. A further planned Malaysian trip associated with jerseys seen in 2010 did not take place. [1][5][6][7][9][10]
 
The name was used by groups with overlapping personnel, although continuous operation as a single team has not been established.


== History ==
== History ==


=== 2004 Malaysian tournament ===
=== APEC Moama, 2001 ===
An earlier use of the Kiwi name is documented at the [[2001 APEC Moama Tournament]] in Australia in September 2001. In a report published on 25 September, [[Peter Mumby]] described travelling with a New Zealand scratch team to compete in the final round of the APEC tournaments. His account referred to the squad as Kiwi or Kiwis. [9]


The earliest identified Team Kiwi competed in Malaysia in 2004 at [[Xtion Paintball]] in Kuala Lumpur.
The report listed the players as Kyn J, Chris W, Steve N, Brendon C and Peter M. It also named Kyn Jackson and Peter Mumby in full. Historical clarification supplied to WikiPaintball identifies the complete squad as follows: [9][10]


The reported playing roster comprised:
* [[Kyn Jackson]]
* Chris Watt
* Steve Nugent
* [[Brendon Charles]]
* [[Peter Mumby]]


{| class="wikitable"
Mumby reported the final order as Kaozs, Kiwis and Junk Yard Dogs, placing the New Zealand squad second. A subsequent reply signed Steve described the result as “1st equal”, without supplying scores or explaining the difference. The surviving discussion does not resolve these accounts. [9]
! Player
|-
| [[Kyn Jackson]]
|-
| [[Brendon Charles]]
|-
| [[Brian Thornley]]
|-
| [[Martin Dannefaerd]]
|-
| [[Peter Mumby]]
|}


The team finished fifth, with its elimination following a match against Mana Wave.[1]
Jackson, Charles and Mumby subsequently appeared in the reported Team Kiwi lineup for Nation Cup 2004. The 2001 appearance therefore provides an earlier use of the name with personnel shared by the later Malaysian delegation. [1][9][10]


Michael Earley assisted with organising the delegation and accompanied the team to Malaysia, serving as a referee and assisting with tournament commentary rather than competing as a player.[1]
=== Nation Cup 2004 ===
Team Kiwi competed at the [[Nation Cup 2004]] in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The tournament was organised by [[Xtion Paintball Park|Xtion Paintball]] and brought together teams from New Zealand and other countries. [1][2]


An account of the tournament was published in January 2005.[1]
The reported Team Kiwi playing roster included:


=== 2005 Asia Pacific Paintball Championship ===
* [[Kyn Jackson]]
* [[Brendon Charles]]
* [[Peter Mumby]]
* [[Martin Dannefaerd]]
* [[Brian Thornley]]


A separate Team Kiwi lineup competed at the [[2005 Asia Pacific Paintball Championship]], which began on 30 September 2005 at Xtion Paintball in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur.
The delegation also included [[Michael Earley]], who assisted with its organisation and served as a tournament referee and commentator rather than a competing player. According to a participant account published in January 2005, Team Kiwi finished fifth and was eliminated following a match against Mana Wave. [1]


The reported players included:
==== Photographic documentation ====
Martin Dannefaerd maintained a photographic archive of the tournament. His Flickr album, ''Malaysia 2k4'', contains 64 photographs documenting the Nation Cup in Kuala Lumpur during December 2004. [2]


{| class="wikitable"
The album identifies Xtion Paintball as the tournament host. Individual photographs were uploaded on 5 January 2005 and carry dates from December 2004. One photograph, titled ''DSC02369'', shows an event banner at Kuala Lumpur airport and identifies Kyn Jackson and Michael Earley in its caption. [2][3]
! Player
|-
| [[Michael Earley]]
|-
| [[Peter Mumby]]
|-
| [[Gavin Mumby]]
|-
| [[Jason Newport]]
|}


The roster is based on participant recollections recorded in 2026. A complete contemporary registration record and the team's final placing have not yet been established.[2]
=== Asia Pacific Paintball Championship 2005 ===
A separate Team Kiwi lineup competed at the [[Asia Pacific Paintball Championship]] in Malaysia in 2005. The championship began on 30 September at [[Xtion Paintball Park]] in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur.


Peter Mumby had participated in the 2004 delegation, while Michael Earley had accompanied that team in a non-playing capacity.
The reported playing roster included:


=== 2008 Malaysian tournaments ===
* [[Michael Earley]]
* [[Peter Mumby]]
* [[Gavin Mumby]]
* [[Jason Newport]]


Another Team Kiwi lineup competed in Malaysia during 2008 under the leadership of [[Kyn Jackson]].
Peter Mumby had also played in the 2001 and 2004 squads. [1][9]


The team is associated with the 2008 Flora Fest tournament and reportedly participated in further Malaysian competitions.[3]
The team's final tournament placing has not yet been established from official results.


Players identified through participant recollections include:
=== 2008 Malaysian tour ===
In 2008, another Team Kiwi group travelled to Malaysia for paintball activities. The tour was organised by Kyn Jackson, who had previously played with the 2001 squad and at Nation Cup 2004. [1][7][9]


{| class="wikitable"
The five identified members of the touring party were:
! Player
! New Zealand team association
|-
| [[Kyn Jackson]]
| Team organiser and leader
|-
| Travis Cleaton
| Raiders
|-
| Jason Cleaton
| Raiders
|}
 
Travis and Jason Cleaton were brothers associated with the New Zealand tournament team Raiders. Other players reportedly came from the community associated with [[Actions Paintball]] in Auckland.[3]


The Cleaton brothers' participation has been identified through firsthand recollection but has not yet been independently confirmed against an official tournament roster.
* [[Travis Cleeton]]
* [[Jason Cleeton]]
* [[Amon Johnson]]
* [[Gareth Appleby]]
* [[Rob Mei]]


Travis Cleaton was also reportedly interviewed by the New Zealand paintball website Paintball.co.nz in 2004. The original interview has not yet been recovered.
The players are named in the description of the YouTube video ''Paintball Team Kiwi in Malaysia'', which identifies the group as being in Malaysia in 2008. [6]


The complete 2008 roster, subsequent tournament appearances and final results remain unconfirmed.
Travis and Jason Cleeton were brothers associated with the New Zealand paintball team [[Raiderz]]. The touring group also included players connected with [[Actions Paintball]] and the Auckland paintball community.


=== Later use of the Team Kiwi name ===
==== Video documentation ====
Two YouTube videos document the visit. ''Paintball Team Kiwi in Malaysia'' identifies the five touring players, while ''Travis Cleeton Paintball Malaysia Mix'' specifically documents Travis Cleeton playing in Malaysia in 2008. [6][8]


The Team Kiwi name was reportedly used again during the early 2010s.
The specific tournament results from the tour have not yet been established from official competition records.


This later activity was associated with [[Peter Mumby]] and [[Jason Newport]], both of whom had participated in the 2005 team.
=== Planned Malaysian trip and 2010 jerseys ===
Team Kiwi jerseys seen in 2010 were associated with a planned trip to Malaysia involving [[Peter Mumby]], [[Jason Newport]] and other players. [5]


Newport was reportedly seen wearing a Team Kiwi jersey during the period when the [[New Zealand Paintball Players League]] held tournaments at [[Lock N Load Paintball]] in Auckland.[4]
In a Facebook Messenger conversation with Michael Earley on 24 October 2026, Mumby clarified that the jerseys had been made for a Malaysian trip that never happened. Earley's account of the conversation records that ten jerseys were produced and that the intended team did not compete at the event. [5]


Possible participation in Australian tournaments has also been reported, but no specific event, roster or result has been verified.
The jerseys document preparations for an unrealised trip rather than a further tournament appearance. The intended event and complete proposed roster have not been identified. [5]


== Team identity ==
== Team identity ==
 
The different Team Kiwi lineups shared a national identity and returning personnel. Kyn Jackson, Brendon Charles and Peter Mumby were identified in both the 2001 and 2004 squads, while Mumby also appeared in the reported 2005 lineup. The available records do not establish continuous organisational activity between the trips. [1][9][10]
The known Team Kiwi lineups were assembled for international tournament participation and included players from different New Zealand teams.
 
The reuse of the name and the participation of returning players do not establish that the various lineups operated as one continuous organisation.
 
The separate New Zealand national team that competed at the 2015 [[Paintball World Cup Asia]] Nations Cup in Langkawi did not compete under the Team Kiwi name and is covered in [[New Zealand national paintball team]].[5]
 
== Documented and reported appearances ==


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Year or period
! Period
! Competition
! Competition or planned activity
! Location
! Identified personnel
! Result
! Participation
|-
| 2001
| [[2001 APEC Moama Tournament]], Australia
| [[Kyn Jackson]], Chris Watt, Steve Nugent, [[Brendon Charles]], [[Peter Mumby]]
| Competed as a scratch team; Mumby's account reports second place, with a later first-equal comment unresolved. [9][10]
|-
|-
| 2004
| 2004
| International tournament at Xtion Paintball
| [[Nation Cup 2004]], Malaysia
| Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
| [[Kyn Jackson]], [[Brendon Charles]], [[Peter Mumby]], [[Martin Dannefaerd]], [[Brian Thornley]]
| 5th [1]
| Competed; reported fifth-place finish. [1]
|-
|-
| 2005
| 2005
| [[Asia Pacific Paintball Championship]]
| [[Asia Pacific Paintball Championship]], Malaysia
| Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
| [[Michael Earley]], [[Peter Mumby]], [[Gavin Mumby]], [[Jason Newport]]
| Not confirmed [2]
| Competed
|-
|-
| 2008
| 2008
| Flora Fest
| Malaysian tour organised by [[Kyn Jackson]]
| Malaysia
| [[Travis Cleeton]], [[Jason Cleeton]], [[Amon Johnson]], [[Gareth Appleby]], [[Rob Mei]]
| Not confirmed [3]
| Tour documented by two YouTube videos. [6][8]
|-
|-
| Early 2010s
| Around 2010
| Further reported activity
| Planned Malaysian trip associated with Team Kiwi jerseys
| New Zealand; possible Australian competition
| [[Peter Mumby]], [[Jason Newport]] and other intended players
| Not confirmed [4]
| Trip did not take place; ten jerseys reportedly produced. [5]
|}
|}


The table distinguishes the reported appearances from confirmed tournament results. It is not a complete record of every team that used the Team Kiwi name.
The listed personnel should not be interpreted as complete event rosters in every case. The planned trip associated with the 2010 jerseys forms part of the team's history rather than its competition record.
 
== Relationship to New Zealand national teams ==
Team Kiwi should be distinguished from officially selected national representative teams.
 
In 2015, a separate New Zealand squad competed at the [[Paintball World Cup Asia]] Nations Cup in Langkawi, Malaysia. It finished 14th among 20 national entries in the Open X-Ball division. [4]
 
The 2015 squad did not compete under the Team Kiwi name. Its history is covered separately under [[New Zealand national paintball team]].


== See also ==
== See also ==
 
* [[2001 APEC Moama Tournament]]
* [[Nation Cup 2004]]
* [[Asia Pacific Paintball Championship]]
* [[Xtion Paintball Park]]
* [[Kyn Jackson]]
* [[Peter Mumby]]
* [[Brendon Charles]]
* [[Martin Dannefaerd]]
* [[Jason Newport]]
* [[Travis Cleeton]]
* [[Raiderz]]
* [[Paintball in New Zealand]]
* [[Paintball in New Zealand]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]
* [[Paintball in Malaysia]]
* [[New Zealand national paintball team]]
* [[Asia Pacific Paintball Championship]]
* [[Xtion Paintball]]
* [[Actions Paintball]]
* [[New Zealand Paintball Players League]]


== References ==
== References ==
 
# Michael Earley, "Team Kiwi Malaysia Tournament Report", January 2005. Historical participant account of Nation Cup 2004. Original publication URL requires recovery.
# Michael Earley, "Team Kiwi Malaysia Tournament Report", January 2005. Historical account of the 2004 Malaysian tournament, including the reported roster and fifth-place finish. Original publication URL requires recovery.
# [https://www.flickr.com/photos/whatever/albums/74979/ Malaysia 2k4]. Martin Dannefaerd, Flickr. Collection of 64 photographs from Nation Cup 2004 in Kuala Lumpur, uploaded January 2005.
# Participant recollections recorded in 2026 concerning the Team Kiwi lineup at the 2005 Asia Pacific Paintball Championship. Contemporary roster and results require independent confirmation.
# [https://www.flickr.com/photos/whatever/2996583/ DSC02369]. Martin Dannefaerd, Flickr. Photograph of the tournament banner at Kuala Lumpur airport, identifying Kyn Jackson and Michael Earley, uploaded 5 January 2005.
# Participant recollections recorded in 2026 concerning Kyn Jackson's 2008 Team Kiwi lineup, including Travis and Jason Cleaton of the Raiders. Contemporary tournament records require independent confirmation.
# [https://pbleagues.com/league/219/seasonRankings/2015 2015 Season Rankings: Paintball Asia League Series]. PBLeagues. Rankings recording New Zealand's 14th-place finish in the Nations Cup Open X-Ball division.
# Participant recollections recorded in 2026 concerning later use of the Team Kiwi name by players associated with Peter Mumby and Jason Newport.
# Peter Mumby, private Facebook Messenger correspondence with Michael Earley, 24 October 2026. Screenshot supplied by Earley confirms that the jerseys were made for a Malaysian trip that did not happen. Earley's accompanying account identifies the jerseys as those seen in 2010, records ten being produced, and identifies Mumby and Jason Newport among the intended participants.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/4155/info PBLeagues, "Paintball World Cup 2015, Langkawi, Malaysia". Official event record for the separate 2015 national-team competition.]
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uchvX2Ii2YI Paintball Team Kiwi in Malaysia]. YouTube video. Description identifies Travis Cleeton, Jason Cleeton, Amon Johnson, Gareth Appleby and Rob Mei in Malaysia in 2008.
# Historical information supplied to WikiPaintball, 25 October 2026, identifying Kyn Jackson as the organiser of the 2008 Malaysian tour.
# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wruLCByWCeA Travis Cleeton Paintball Malaysia Mix]. YouTube video. Description states "Travis Cleeton (Me) in Malaysia 08".
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20020105181117/http://pub73.ezboard.com:80/fnzpaintballfrm2.showMessage?topicID=82.topic Kiwi team plays Apec]. NZ Paintball message board. Participant report by Peter Mumby, 25 September 2001, and subsequent discussion. Archived on 5 January 2002.
# Historical clarification supplied to WikiPaintball, 26 October 2026, identifying the 2001 squad's abbreviated names as Kyn Jackson, Chris Watt, Steve Nugent, Brendon Charles and Peter Mumby, and identifying the appearance as an earlier use of the Team Kiwi name.


== External links ==
== External links ==
 
* [https://www.flickr.com/photos/whatever/albums/74979/ Martin Dannefaerd: Malaysia 2k4 photographic album]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.paintball.co.nz/ Paintball.co.nz historical website archive]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uchvX2Ii2YI Paintball Team Kiwi in Malaysia (2008)]
* [https://pbleagues.com/ PBLeagues tournament records]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wruLCByWCeA Travis Cleeton Paintball Malaysia Mix (2008)]
* [https://pbleagues.com/league/219/seasonRankings/2015 PALS 2015 official rankings]


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Latest revision as of 04:09, 26 October 2026

Team Kiwi is a name used by New Zealand tournament paintball teams assembled for international competition. Its history includes an earlier Kiwi squad competing in Australia in 2001, followed by delegations to Malaysia during the 2000s. [9][10]

The lineups included returning players but were assembled for different trips rather than constituting a documented continuously operating organisation. Recorded appearances include the 2001 APEC tournament in Moama, Malaysian competitions in 2004 and 2005, and a 2008 Malaysian tour organised by Kyn Jackson. A further planned Malaysian trip associated with jerseys seen in 2010 did not take place. [1][5][6][7][9][10]

History

[edit]

APEC Moama, 2001

[edit]

An earlier use of the Kiwi name is documented at the 2001 APEC Moama Tournament in Australia in September 2001. In a report published on 25 September, Peter Mumby described travelling with a New Zealand scratch team to compete in the final round of the APEC tournaments. His account referred to the squad as Kiwi or Kiwis. [9]

The report listed the players as Kyn J, Chris W, Steve N, Brendon C and Peter M. It also named Kyn Jackson and Peter Mumby in full. Historical clarification supplied to WikiPaintball identifies the complete squad as follows: [9][10]

Mumby reported the final order as Kaozs, Kiwis and Junk Yard Dogs, placing the New Zealand squad second. A subsequent reply signed Steve described the result as “1st equal”, without supplying scores or explaining the difference. The surviving discussion does not resolve these accounts. [9]

Jackson, Charles and Mumby subsequently appeared in the reported Team Kiwi lineup for Nation Cup 2004. The 2001 appearance therefore provides an earlier use of the name with personnel shared by the later Malaysian delegation. [1][9][10]

Nation Cup 2004

[edit]

Team Kiwi competed at the Nation Cup 2004 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The tournament was organised by Xtion Paintball and brought together teams from New Zealand and other countries. [1][2]

The reported Team Kiwi playing roster included:

The delegation also included Michael Earley, who assisted with its organisation and served as a tournament referee and commentator rather than a competing player. According to a participant account published in January 2005, Team Kiwi finished fifth and was eliminated following a match against Mana Wave. [1]

Photographic documentation

[edit]

Martin Dannefaerd maintained a photographic archive of the tournament. His Flickr album, Malaysia 2k4, contains 64 photographs documenting the Nation Cup in Kuala Lumpur during December 2004. [2]

The album identifies Xtion Paintball as the tournament host. Individual photographs were uploaded on 5 January 2005 and carry dates from December 2004. One photograph, titled DSC02369, shows an event banner at Kuala Lumpur airport and identifies Kyn Jackson and Michael Earley in its caption. [2][3]

Asia Pacific Paintball Championship 2005

[edit]

A separate Team Kiwi lineup competed at the Asia Pacific Paintball Championship in Malaysia in 2005. The championship began on 30 September at Xtion Paintball Park in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur.

The reported playing roster included:

Peter Mumby had also played in the 2001 and 2004 squads. [1][9]

The team's final tournament placing has not yet been established from official results.

2008 Malaysian tour

[edit]

In 2008, another Team Kiwi group travelled to Malaysia for paintball activities. The tour was organised by Kyn Jackson, who had previously played with the 2001 squad and at Nation Cup 2004. [1][7][9]

The five identified members of the touring party were:

The players are named in the description of the YouTube video Paintball Team Kiwi in Malaysia, which identifies the group as being in Malaysia in 2008. [6]

Travis and Jason Cleeton were brothers associated with the New Zealand paintball team Raiderz. The touring group also included players connected with Actions Paintball and the Auckland paintball community.

Video documentation

[edit]

Two YouTube videos document the visit. Paintball Team Kiwi in Malaysia identifies the five touring players, while Travis Cleeton Paintball Malaysia Mix specifically documents Travis Cleeton playing in Malaysia in 2008. [6][8]

The specific tournament results from the tour have not yet been established from official competition records.

Planned Malaysian trip and 2010 jerseys

[edit]

Team Kiwi jerseys seen in 2010 were associated with a planned trip to Malaysia involving Peter Mumby, Jason Newport and other players. [5]

In a Facebook Messenger conversation with Michael Earley on 24 October 2026, Mumby clarified that the jerseys had been made for a Malaysian trip that never happened. Earley's account of the conversation records that ten jerseys were produced and that the intended team did not compete at the event. [5]

The jerseys document preparations for an unrealised trip rather than a further tournament appearance. The intended event and complete proposed roster have not been identified. [5]

Team identity

[edit]

The different Team Kiwi lineups shared a national identity and returning personnel. Kyn Jackson, Brendon Charles and Peter Mumby were identified in both the 2001 and 2004 squads, while Mumby also appeared in the reported 2005 lineup. The available records do not establish continuous organisational activity between the trips. [1][9][10]

Period Competition or planned activity Identified personnel Participation
2001 2001 APEC Moama Tournament, Australia Kyn Jackson, Chris Watt, Steve Nugent, Brendon Charles, Peter Mumby Competed as a scratch team; Mumby's account reports second place, with a later first-equal comment unresolved. [9][10]
2004 Nation Cup 2004, Malaysia Kyn Jackson, Brendon Charles, Peter Mumby, Martin Dannefaerd, Brian Thornley Competed; reported fifth-place finish. [1]
2005 Asia Pacific Paintball Championship, Malaysia Michael Earley, Peter Mumby, Gavin Mumby, Jason Newport Competed
2008 Malaysian tour organised by Kyn Jackson Travis Cleeton, Jason Cleeton, Amon Johnson, Gareth Appleby, Rob Mei Tour documented by two YouTube videos. [6][8]
Around 2010 Planned Malaysian trip associated with Team Kiwi jerseys Peter Mumby, Jason Newport and other intended players Trip did not take place; ten jerseys reportedly produced. [5]

The listed personnel should not be interpreted as complete event rosters in every case. The planned trip associated with the 2010 jerseys forms part of the team's history rather than its competition record.

Relationship to New Zealand national teams

[edit]

Team Kiwi should be distinguished from officially selected national representative teams.

In 2015, a separate New Zealand squad competed at the Paintball World Cup Asia Nations Cup in Langkawi, Malaysia. It finished 14th among 20 national entries in the Open X-Ball division. [4]

The 2015 squad did not compete under the Team Kiwi name. Its history is covered separately under New Zealand national paintball team.

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. Michael Earley, "Team Kiwi Malaysia Tournament Report", January 2005. Historical participant account of Nation Cup 2004. Original publication URL requires recovery.
  2. Malaysia 2k4. Martin Dannefaerd, Flickr. Collection of 64 photographs from Nation Cup 2004 in Kuala Lumpur, uploaded January 2005.
  3. DSC02369. Martin Dannefaerd, Flickr. Photograph of the tournament banner at Kuala Lumpur airport, identifying Kyn Jackson and Michael Earley, uploaded 5 January 2005.
  4. 2015 Season Rankings: Paintball Asia League Series. PBLeagues. Rankings recording New Zealand's 14th-place finish in the Nations Cup Open X-Ball division.
  5. Peter Mumby, private Facebook Messenger correspondence with Michael Earley, 24 October 2026. Screenshot supplied by Earley confirms that the jerseys were made for a Malaysian trip that did not happen. Earley's accompanying account identifies the jerseys as those seen in 2010, records ten being produced, and identifies Mumby and Jason Newport among the intended participants.
  6. Paintball Team Kiwi in Malaysia. YouTube video. Description identifies Travis Cleeton, Jason Cleeton, Amon Johnson, Gareth Appleby and Rob Mei in Malaysia in 2008.
  7. Historical information supplied to WikiPaintball, 25 October 2026, identifying Kyn Jackson as the organiser of the 2008 Malaysian tour.
  8. Travis Cleeton Paintball Malaysia Mix. YouTube video. Description states "Travis Cleeton (Me) in Malaysia 08".
  9. Kiwi team plays Apec. NZ Paintball message board. Participant report by Peter Mumby, 25 September 2001, and subsequent discussion. Archived on 5 January 2002.
  10. Historical clarification supplied to WikiPaintball, 26 October 2026, identifying the 2001 squad's abbreviated names as Kyn Jackson, Chris Watt, Steve Nugent, Brendon Charles and Peter Mumby, and identifying the appearance as an earlier use of the Team Kiwi name.
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