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The '''1999 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition''', also reported as the '''Invercargill Queen's Birthday Tournament''', was held on 6 June 1999 at the Southern Paintball Sports Club's fields in Invercargill, New Zealand. Deviants defeated Psychosis 66–23 in the final.[1] | The '''1999 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition''', also reported as the '''Invercargill Queen's Birthday Tournament''', was held on 6 June 1999 at the Southern Paintball Sports Club's fields in Invercargill, New Zealand. [[Deviants (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Deviants]] defeated [[Psychosis (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Psychosis]] 66–23 in the final.[1] | ||
== Event == | == Event == | ||
Four teams competed: Deviants from Dunedin, and Psychosis, Courage Under Fire and Lycka from Invercargill. The tournament took place over one day in wet and windy conditions.[1] | Seven teams had indicated that they would attend, but one withdrew shortly before the tournament and two did not appear. Four teams competed: Deviants from Dunedin, and Psychosis, Courage Under Fire and Lycka from Invercargill. The tournament took place over one day in wet and windy conditions.[1] | ||
The competition used two fields: a larger field measuring approximately 100 by 50 metres and a speedball field measuring 75 by 40 metres. The final was played on the smaller field. Previous editions had used Muritangi Scout Camp.[1] | The competition used two fields: a larger field measuring approximately 100 by 50 metres and a speedball field measuring 75 by 40 metres. The final was played on the smaller field. Previous editions had used Muritangi Scout Camp.[1] | ||
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== Results == | == Results == | ||
=== Round robin === | === Round robin === | ||
The report published the following match scores.[1] | The contemporary report published the following match scores.[1] | ||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
! Team !! Points !! Opponent !! Points | ! Team !! Points !! Opponent !! Points | ||
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| Lycka || −9 || Psychosis || 109 | | Lycka || −9 || [[Psychosis (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Psychosis]] || 109 | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Deviants || 33 || Courage Under Fire || 3 | | [[Deviants (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Deviants]] || 33 || Courage Under Fire || 3 | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Psychosis || 56 || Courage Under Fire || 1 | | Psychosis || 56 || Courage Under Fire || 1 | ||
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! Team !! Published points | ! Team !! Published points | ||
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| Psychosis || 149 | | [[Psychosis (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Psychosis]] || 149 | ||
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| Deviants || 148 | | [[Deviants (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Deviants]] || 148 | ||
|- | |- | ||
| Courage Under Fire || 66 | | Courage Under Fire || 66 | ||
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! Place !! Team !! Final points | ! Place !! Team !! Final points | ||
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| 1 || Deviants || 66 | | 1 || [[Deviants (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Deviants]] || 66 | ||
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| 2 || Psychosis || 23 | | 2 || [[Psychosis (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Psychosis]] || 23 | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20020817070229/http://www.paintball.co.nz/u060699.htm | # [https://web.archive.org/web/20020817070229/http://www.paintball.co.nz/u060699.htm Invercargill Queens Birthday Tournament — 06/06/99 — 3-Man Centre Flag Nationals]. Ken Ryder, NZ Paintball Online, 1999. Archived 17 August 2002. | ||
[[Category:Paintball tournaments in New Zealand]] | [[Category:Paintball tournaments in New Zealand]] | ||
[[Category:Paintball tournament results]] | [[Category:Paintball tournament results]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:49, 26 October 2026
The 1999 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition, also reported as the Invercargill Queen's Birthday Tournament, was held on 6 June 1999 at the Southern Paintball Sports Club's fields in Invercargill, New Zealand. Deviants defeated Psychosis 66–23 in the final.[1]
Event
[edit]Seven teams had indicated that they would attend, but one withdrew shortly before the tournament and two did not appear. Four teams competed: Deviants from Dunedin, and Psychosis, Courage Under Fire and Lycka from Invercargill. The tournament took place over one day in wet and windy conditions.[1]
The competition used two fields: a larger field measuring approximately 100 by 50 metres and a speedball field measuring 75 by 40 metres. The final was played on the smaller field. Previous editions had used Muritangi Scout Camp.[1]
Results
[edit]Round robin
[edit]The contemporary report published the following match scores.[1]
| Team | Points | Opponent | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lycka | −9 | Psychosis | 109 |
| Deviants | 33 | Courage Under Fire | 3 |
| Psychosis | 56 | Courage Under Fire | 1 |
| Psychosis | −16 | Deviants | 15 |
| Lycka | 1 | Deviants | 100 |
| Lycka | 11 | Courage Under Fire | 65 |
The published round-robin totals were:[1]
| Team | Published points |
|---|---|
| Psychosis | 149 |
| Deviants | 148 |
| Courage Under Fire | 66 |
| Lycka | 3 |
Courage Under Fire's individual match scores total 69, although the report gives its cumulative score as 66. The published total is retained here.[1]
Final
[edit]Psychosis won the first end of the final, but Deviants won the following two ends to take the championship.[1]
| Place | Team | Final points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Deviants | 66 |
| 2 | Psychosis | 23 |
Award
[edit]Alex Gordon received the sportsmanship award after standing aside to allow visiting player Neil Harris to compete.[1]
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- Invercargill Queens Birthday Tournament — 06/06/99 — 3-Man Centre Flag Nationals. Ken Ryder, NZ Paintball Online, 1999. Archived 17 August 2002.