1998 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition: Difference between revisions
Create the 1998 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition edition with verified format, published scores, finalists and awards; preserve uncertainty over the final winner and note the scoring discrepancy. |
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== Competition == | == Competition == | ||
Teams played each opponent twice across the Hill and Moat fields, completing six matches each before the final. | Teams played each opponent twice across the Hill and Moat fields, completing six matches each before the final. The fields measured approximately 100 by 50 metres. Teams attempted to capture a central flag and hang it at their opponents' starting position.[1] | ||
Matches comprised three ends, each limited to five minutes. Teams played once from each starting position, with a coin toss determining the starting positions for the third end.[1] | |||
The entrants were S.L.O.B.s and WarPigs from Invercargill, K.S.B. from Dunedin and The Last Boy Scouts from Christchurch. The Last Boy Scouts played four of their six matches with only two players.[1] | The entrants were S.L.O.B.s and WarPigs from Invercargill, K.S.B. from Dunedin and The Last Boy Scouts from Christchurch. The Last Boy Scouts played four of their six matches with only two players.[1] | ||
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S.L.O.B.s and WarPigs advanced to the final, with their scores reset to zero. The report describes a nine-point margin in that match but does not explicitly identify the winner or give the complete final score. K.S.B. finished third.[1] | S.L.O.B.s and WarPigs advanced to the final, with their scores reset to zero. The report describes a nine-point margin in that match but does not explicitly identify the winner or give the complete final score. K.S.B. finished third.[1] | ||
The report's statement that the leading teams were separated by 22 points before the final conflicts with the published totals, which differ by 13 points.[1] | The report's statement that the leading teams were separated by 22 points before the final conflicts with the published totals, which differ by 13 points. The totals above should not be read as the final match score.[1] | ||
== Awards == | == Awards == | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20020812223935/http://www.paintball.co.nz/3manovr.htm | # [https://web.archive.org/web/20020812223935/http://www.paintball.co.nz/3manovr.htm Invercargill 3-man Results – Jun 98]. Ken Ryder, NZ Paintball Online, June 1998. Archived 12 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 11:50, 26 October 2026
The 1998 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition was a three-player paintball tournament held in Invercargill, New Zealand, during Queen's Birthday weekend. Four teams competed over one and a half days, with S.L.O.B.s and WarPigs reaching the final.[1]
Competition
[edit]Teams played each opponent twice across the Hill and Moat fields, completing six matches each before the final. The fields measured approximately 100 by 50 metres. Teams attempted to capture a central flag and hang it at their opponents' starting position.[1]
Matches comprised three ends, each limited to five minutes. Teams played once from each starting position, with a coin toss determining the starting positions for the third end.[1]
The entrants were S.L.O.B.s and WarPigs from Invercargill, K.S.B. from Dunedin and The Last Boy Scouts from Christchurch. The Last Boy Scouts played four of their six matches with only two players.[1]
Results
[edit]Ken Ryder's report published the following totals.[1]
| Team | Published points |
|---|---|
| S.L.O.B.s | 291 |
| WarPigs | 278 |
| K.S.B. | 224 |
| The Last Boy Scouts | 90 |
S.L.O.B.s and WarPigs advanced to the final, with their scores reset to zero. The report describes a nine-point margin in that match but does not explicitly identify the winner or give the complete final score. K.S.B. finished third.[1]
The report's statement that the leading teams were separated by 22 points before the final conflicts with the published totals, which differ by 13 points. The totals above should not be read as the final match score.[1]
Awards
[edit]- Most Improved Player: Mark Anderson of WarPigs.[1]
- Sportsmanship: B1 Meckle of The Last Boy Scouts.[1]
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- Invercargill 3-man Results – Jun 98. Ken Ryder, NZ Paintball Online, June 1998. Archived 12 August 2002.