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'''2011 NZPPL Rotorua Tournament''' was a five-player [[paintball]] competition held on 4–5 June 2011 at Lakes Ranch, near Rotorua, New Zealand. It was the second event of the 2011 [[New Zealand Paintball Players League]] (NZPPL) programme. Disposal Unit won the reported Cup standings, while Phoenix won the Plate.[1][2][3]


{{Short description|2011 New Zealand paintball tournament in Rotorua}}
== Organisation and format ==


'''2011 NZPPL Rotorua Tournament''' was a five-player [[paintball]] competition held over 4–5 June 2011 at Lakes Ranch on State Highway 30, near Rotorua, [[New Zealand]]. The tournament was the second round of the 2011 [[New Zealand Paintball Players League]] (NZPPL) series and took place during Queen's Birthday weekend.[1][2]
The tournament took place over Queen’s Birthday weekend at Lakes Ranch on State Highway 30. The advertised format was a double round robin on an inflatable-bunker field, with teams competing to eliminate opponents and capture a centre flag. Spectator admission was free.[1]


Ten teams entered the competition, which used a double round-robin format on an inflatable-bunker playing field.[1]
The contemporary newspaper preview described a field approximately 40 by 22 metres and anticipated ten teams. The subsequent results recorded eleven entries.[1][3]


== Tournament ==
Rotorua player Royston Bartholomew represented Tempest and was involved in organising the event. Tempest entered the round sixth in the series standings.[1]


The event took place at Lakes Ranch, with matches contested between teams of five players.
The Rotorua tournament followed the opening round in the Levin area in April. A third event was scheduled for Waikanae over Labour Weekend.[1][2]


A contemporary report published by the ''Rotorua Daily Post'' described a playing area measuring approximately 40 by 22 metres. Teams competed to eliminate opposing players and capture a flag positioned in the centre of the field.[1]
== Results ==


Each of the ten teams was scheduled to compete in a double round-robin competition, earning points towards its overall series standing.
=== Day one ===


Spectator admission was free.[1]
The following ranks and totals were published in the contemporary results discussion. They are day-one standings, not final tournament placings.[3]


== Participating teams ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Rank !! Team as listed !! Reported points
|-
| 1 || Arachnids || 884
|-
| 2 || Hybrid || 812
|-
| 3 || Disposal Unit || 672
|-
| 4 || The Expendables || 609
|-
| 5 || Adrenalin || 510
|-
| 6 || Tempest || 411
|-
| 7 || TPC Blast || 397
|-
| 8 || Pheonix || 369
|-
| 9 || ADHD || 307
|-
| 10 || Skillz || 301
|-
| 11 || Scarlett || 5
|}


'''Tempest''', a team associated with Rotorua player Royston Bartholomew, was among the ten participating teams.
The published totals for The Expendables and ADHD differ from the sums of their individual game scores. The table preserves the reported totals. The source uses “Pheonix” and “Skillz” in the day-one table, but “Phoenix” and “Skullz” in the final standings.[3]


Bartholomew was also involved in organising the event. The ''Rotorua Daily Post'' reported that Tempest was sixth in the overall series standings before the Rotorua round.[1]
=== Cup ===


The identities of the remaining participating teams and the complete tournament results have not been established from the recovered contemporary report.
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1 || Disposal Unit
|-
| 2 || [[Wellington Hybrid|Hybrid]]
|-
| 3 || Arachnids
|-
| 4 || The Expendables
|-
| 5 || Adrenalin
|-
| 6 || Tempest
|}


== 2011 NZPPL series ==
=== Plate ===


The Rotorua competition was the second event in a three-round NZPPL programme during 2011.
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
|-
| 1 || Phoenix
|-
| 2 || TPC Blast
|-
| 3 || Skullz
|-
| 4 || [[ADHD (paintball team)|ADHD]]
|-
| 5 || Scarlett
|}


The opening round had taken place in the Levin area in April, while the final round was scheduled for Waikanae during Labour Weekend in October.[1]
The final placings were reported from memory on 6 June 2011. A subsequent reply corrected the third- and fourth-place Plate order to Skullz and ADHD, and the original contributor acknowledged the correction.[3]
 
The NZPPL's archived website independently identifies its second event of 2011 as a Queen's Birthday tournament. The version preserved on 14 April 2011 did not yet include the venue or exact dates.[2]
 
== Historical records ==
 
The tournament is documented by a contemporary ''Rotorua Daily Post'' article and the NZPPL's archived event programme.
 
These sources establish the venue, competition format, number of teams and the event's position within the 2011 series.
 
The tournament winner, final standings and individual match results have not been recovered.


== See also ==
== See also ==


* [[New Zealand Paintball Players League]]
* [[New Zealand Paintball Players League]]
* [[Paintball tournaments in New Zealand]]
* [[2011 NZPPL Super 5 Man Event 1]]
* [[History of paintball in New Zealand]]
* [[Paintball in New Zealand]]


== References ==
== References ==


# [https://www.nzherald.co.nz/rotorua-daily-post/sport/paintball-players-league-best-way-is-shoot-em-up/6DEWBSWVPS3WNJMRKCILWOGVOU/ Paintball Players League: Best way is shoot 'em up]. ''Rotorua Daily Post'', June 2011. Contemporary coverage of the Rotorua tournament, including the venue, competition format, participating teams and 2011 series schedule.
# [https://www.nzherald.co.nz/rotorua-daily-post/sport/paintball-players-league-best-way-is-shoot-em-up/6DEWBSWVPS3WNJMRKCILWOGVOU/ “Paintball Players League: Best way is shoot 'em up”], ''Rotorua Daily Post'', 4 June 2011.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20110414121019/http://www.nzppl.com/event2.html NZPPL – Event 2, 2011, Queen's Birthday]. Official NZPPL tournament announcement, archived 14 April 2011.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20110414121019/http://www.nzppl.com/event2.html NZPPL — “Event 2, 2011 — Queen’s Birthday”], official event announcement; archived 14 April 2011.
 
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20130207161019/http://paintball.net.nz/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=3517 NZ P8NT — “Scores from Rotorua”], 5–6 June 2011; day-one scores and reported final placings, including the Plate correction; archived 7 February 2013.
== External links ==
 
* [https://www.nzherald.co.nz/rotorua-daily-post/sport/paintball-players-league-best-way-is-shoot-em-up/6DEWBSWVPS3WNJMRKCILWOGVOU/ Rotorua Daily Post tournament report]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20110414121019/http://www.nzppl.com/event2.html Archived NZPPL Event 2 announcement]


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[[Category:Paintball tournaments in New Zealand]]
[[Category:Paintball tournament results]]
[[Category:Paintball in the Bay of Plenty]]
[[Category:Paintball in the Bay of Plenty]]
[[Category:2010s in New Zealand paintball]]
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Latest revision as of 09:01, 25 October 2026

2011 NZPPL Rotorua Tournament was a five-player paintball competition held on 4–5 June 2011 at Lakes Ranch, near Rotorua, New Zealand. It was the second event of the 2011 New Zealand Paintball Players League (NZPPL) programme. Disposal Unit won the reported Cup standings, while Phoenix won the Plate.[1][2][3]

Organisation and format

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The tournament took place over Queen’s Birthday weekend at Lakes Ranch on State Highway 30. The advertised format was a double round robin on an inflatable-bunker field, with teams competing to eliminate opponents and capture a centre flag. Spectator admission was free.[1]

The contemporary newspaper preview described a field approximately 40 by 22 metres and anticipated ten teams. The subsequent results recorded eleven entries.[1][3]

Rotorua player Royston Bartholomew represented Tempest and was involved in organising the event. Tempest entered the round sixth in the series standings.[1]

The Rotorua tournament followed the opening round in the Levin area in April. A third event was scheduled for Waikanae over Labour Weekend.[1][2]

Results

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Day one

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The following ranks and totals were published in the contemporary results discussion. They are day-one standings, not final tournament placings.[3]

Rank Team as listed Reported points
1 Arachnids 884
2 Hybrid 812
3 Disposal Unit 672
4 The Expendables 609
5 Adrenalin 510
6 Tempest 411
7 TPC Blast 397
8 Pheonix 369
9 ADHD 307
10 Skillz 301
11 Scarlett 5

The published totals for The Expendables and ADHD differ from the sums of their individual game scores. The table preserves the reported totals. The source uses “Pheonix” and “Skillz” in the day-one table, but “Phoenix” and “Skullz” in the final standings.[3]

Cup

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Position Team
1 Disposal Unit
2 Hybrid
3 Arachnids
4 The Expendables
5 Adrenalin
6 Tempest

Plate

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Position Team
1 Phoenix
2 TPC Blast
3 Skullz
4 ADHD
5 Scarlett

The final placings were reported from memory on 6 June 2011. A subsequent reply corrected the third- and fourth-place Plate order to Skullz and ADHD, and the original contributor acknowledged the correction.[3]

See also

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References

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  1. “Paintball Players League: Best way is shoot 'em up”, Rotorua Daily Post, 4 June 2011.
  2. NZPPL — “Event 2, 2011 — Queen’s Birthday”, official event announcement; archived 14 April 2011.
  3. NZ P8NT — “Scores from Rotorua”, 5–6 June 2011; day-one scores and reported final placings, including the Plate correction; archived 7 February 2013.