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Updated the existing Deviants (New Zealand Paintball Team) article after confirming the live page at that exact title. Retained the verified Dunedin identity and championship at the 1999 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition, added the published 148-point round-robin result and clarified the three-end 66–23 final victory over Psychosis. Added a concise tournament record, related links, a short description, and the appropriate Otago and 1990s categories. No roster, captain, founding date or
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Deviants was a New Zealand competitive paintball team from Dunedin. The team won the 1999 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition in Invercargill.[1]

Tournament history

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On 6 June 1999, Deviants competed at the Southern Paintball Sports Club fields in Invercargill. Four teams played the three-player tournament. Deviants finished the round-robin stage with a published total of 148 points, one point behind Psychosis.[1]

Deviants and Psychosis then met in the final on the smaller speedball field. Deviants lost the first end but won the following two ends, taking the championship by 66 points to 23.[1]

No verified player roster, captain or additional tournament appearance has been recovered.

Tournament results

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Date Tournament Result
6 June 1999 1999 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition Champion; second in the round-robin stage with 148 points, then defeated Psychosis 66–23 in the final.[1]

See also

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References

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  1. Invercargill Queens Birthday Tournament. Ken Ryder, paintball.co.nz, 6 June 1999. Contemporary tournament report, scores and final result.