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Added the eight players recorded on Disposal Unit’s PBLeagues membership list: Chris Jones, Cuan Lategan, Daniel Renner, Ethan Bailey, Joshua Bailey, Kane Anderson, Mike Taylor and Tom Van Lierop, with links to their individual profiles. Removed the incorrect statement that no player names were available. Clarified that the PBLeagues membership list does not establish participation by every player at every event. Retained the distinction between confirmed results, participant-reported placings a
 
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'''Disposal Unit''' was a New Zealand competitive [[paintball]] team based in Auckland and documented from 2011 to 2016. Its results included victory at a Rotorua tournament in 2011, second place in the 2014 [[South Auckland Paintball Club]] Open X-Ball season and the Division Two title at the [[2016 Auckland Paintball Cup]].[1][2][3]
'''Disposal Unit''' was a New Zealand competitive [[paintball]] team based in Auckland and documented from 2011 to 2016. Its results included victory at a Rotorua tournament in 2011, second place in the 2014 [[South Auckland Paintball Club]] Open X-Ball season and the Division Two title at the [[2016 Auckland Paintball Cup]].[1][2][3]


Disposal Unit was a predecessor of [[Ballistics Unit (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Ballistics Unit]], according to a contributor familiar with the teams. The surviving tournament databases establish the two teams' chronology but do not independently state the organisational relationship.
Disposal Unit was a predecessor of [[Ballistics Unit (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Ballistics Unit]], according to a contributor familiar with the teams. The surviving tournament databases establish the chronology of the two teams but do not independently state the organisational relationship.


== Tournament history ==
== Tournament history ==
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=== 2011 Rotorua tournament ===
=== 2011 Rotorua tournament ===


Disposal Unit competed at a Rotorua tournament reported during Queen's Birthday weekend in June 2011. The first-day table placed the team third with 672 points.[1]
Disposal Unit competed at a Rotorua tournament reported during Queen’s Birthday weekend in June 2011. The first-day table placed the team third with 672 points.[1]


The Cup results subsequently listed Disposal Unit first, ahead of Hybrid, Arachnids and The Expendables. A participant separately reproduced the same Cup order from memory. The recovered discussion does not provide the event's formal title, so none is assigned here.[1]
The Cup results subsequently listed Disposal Unit first, ahead of Hybrid, Arachnids and The Expendables. A participant separately reproduced the same Cup order from memory. The recovered discussion does not provide the event’s formal title, so none is assigned here.[1]


An October entry list for the 2011 NZPPL Nationals named both ''Disposal Unit'' and ''Disposal Unit #2''. The list establishes two intended entries but is not a result sheet and does not by itself confirm that both squads started the tournament.[7]
An October entry list for the 2011 NZPPL Nationals named both '''Disposal Unit''' and '''Disposal Unit #2'''. The list establishes two intended entries but is not a result sheet and does not by itself confirm that both squads started the tournament.[7]


=== 2012 NZPPL Auckland event ===
=== 2012 NZPPL Auckland event ===
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Disposal Unit fielded two entries at the NZPPL Super 5 Man Auckland Event 1, held at [[Lock N Load Paintball]] on 7–8 April 2012.[4]
Disposal Unit fielded two entries at the NZPPL Super 5 Man Auckland Event 1, held at [[Lock N Load Paintball]] on 7–8 April 2012.[4]


A participant's post-event order abbreviated the entries to ''DU'' and ''DU 2'', placing DU second and DU 2 fifteenth among sixteen teams.[4]
A participant’s post-event order abbreviated the entries to '''DU''' and '''DU 2''', placing DU second and DU 2 fifteenth among sixteen teams.[4]


The author qualified the order with “If I am not mistaken”, and no official final table was recovered. The placings are therefore presented as a participant-reported result rather than an official classification.[4]
The author qualified the order with “If I am not mistaken”, and no official final table has been recovered. The placings are therefore presented as a participant-reported result rather than an official classification.[4]


=== 2014 SAPC season ===
=== 2014 SAPC season ===
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Disposal Unit won Division Two X-Ball at the [[2016 Auckland Paintball Cup]], held on 16–17 April. PBLeagues placed the team first among eight competitors with 100 ranking points.[3]
Disposal Unit won Division Two X-Ball at the [[2016 Auckland Paintball Cup]], held on 16–17 April. PBLeagues placed the team first among eight competitors with 100 ranking points.[3]


This is the latest competition recorded on the team's recovered PBLeagues profile. The absence of later entries does not establish an exact dissolution or transition date.
This is the latest competition recorded on the team’s recovered PBLeagues profile. The absence of later entries does not establish an exact dissolution or transition date.


== Identity and succession ==
== Identity and succession ==


In this New Zealand tournament context, ''DU'' is the accepted abbreviation for Disposal Unit. Contributor clarification identifies ''DU 2'' and ''Disposal Unit #2'' as its second squad. The full second-squad form appears in a 2011 Nationals entry list, while the abbreviated form appears in the participant-reported 2012 result.[4][7]
In this New Zealand tournament context, '''DU''' is the accepted abbreviation for Disposal Unit. Contributor clarification identifies '''DU 2''' and '''Disposal Unit #2''' as the team’s second squad.


Contributor clarification identifies Disposal Unit as a predecessor of Ballistics Unit. PBLeagues records Disposal Unit as an Auckland team and shows competition through April 2016, while Ballistics Unit's separate Auckland profile has a database registration date of 2 July 2017.[2][6] These dates support the sequence but are not evidence of the precise form or date of the transition.
The full second-squad form appears in a 2011 Nationals entry list, while the abbreviated form appears in the participant-reported 2012 result.[4][7] Results for the two entries are retained separately wherever the source records them as distinct tournament entries.


Historical roster pages exist for Disposal Unit's PBLeagues events, but their publicly accessible versions no longer display individual player names. A complete roster has therefore not been reconstructed.
Contributor clarification identifies Disposal Unit as a predecessor of Ballistics Unit. PBLeagues records Disposal Unit as an Auckland team and documents competition through April 2016, while Ballistics Unit’s separate Auckland profile has a database registration date of 2 July 2017.[2][6]
 
These dates support the documented sequence but do not independently establish the precise date or nature of the transition.
 
== Documented players ==
 
PBLeagues lists the following players as members of Disposal Unit:[2]
 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Player
! PBLeagues profile
|-
| Chris Jones
| [https://pbleagues.com/profile/NnTTui3WJc82j6cX Profile]
|-
| Cuan Lategan
| [https://pbleagues.com/profile/9Vwlza0mm4obbPLO Profile]
|-
| Daniel Renner
| [https://pbleagues.com/profile/JGyzkSGDa9WLBNV9 Profile]
|-
| Ethan Bailey
| [https://pbleagues.com/profile/zbj8TP5KGxtBrQ6f Profile]
|-
| Joshua Bailey
| [https://pbleagues.com/profile/Bkp9z6T2KhCmLM0h Profile]
|-
| Kane Anderson
| [https://pbleagues.com/profile/AI4AEU07bGLHZVge Profile]
|-
| Mike Taylor
| [https://pbleagues.com/profile/T4lt8tv4XnyDpN2B Profile]
|-
| Tom Van Lierop
| [https://pbleagues.com/profile/639I5ib0lzyqDRIp Profile]
|}
 
The PBLeagues membership list documents association with Disposal Unit but does not establish that every listed player appeared at every tournament recorded in the team’s history.


== Selected tournament results ==
== Selected tournament results ==
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! Date
! Date
! Competition
! Competition
! Entry
! Published entry
! Result
! Result
|-
|-
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| Disposal Unit
| Disposal Unit
| Cup winner.[1]
| Cup winner.[1]
|-
| October 2011
| NZPPL Nationals
| Disposal Unit
| Listed before the event; participation and result not established.[7]
|-
| October 2011
| NZPPL Nationals
| Disposal Unit #2
| Listed before the event; participation and result not established.[7]
|-
|-
| 7–8 April 2012
| 7–8 April 2012
| NZPPL Super 5 Man Auckland Event 1
| NZPPL Super 5 Man Auckland Event 1
| DU
| DU
| Reported 2nd of 16.[4]
| Participant-reported 2nd of 16.[4]
|-
|-
| 7–8 April 2012
| 7–8 April 2012
| NZPPL Super 5 Man Auckland Event 1
| NZPPL Super 5 Man Auckland Event 1
| DU 2
| DU 2
| Reported 15th of 16.[4]
| Participant-reported 15th of 16.[4]
|-
|-
| 2014 season
| 2014 season
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| [[2016 Auckland Paintball Cup]]
| [[2016 Auckland Paintball Cup]]
| Disposal Unit
| Disposal Unit
| 1st of 8, Division Two.[3]
| 1st of 8 in Division Two.[3]
|}
|}
The 2011 Nationals entries are included as registration evidence and are not treated as confirmed participation.


== See also ==
== See also ==
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== References ==
== References ==


# [https://web.archive.org/web/20130207161019/http://paintball.net.nz/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=3517 ''Scores from Rotorua'']. NZ P8NT, June 2011. First-day scores and Cup and Plate results.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20130207161019/http://paintball.net.nz/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=3517 ''Scores from Rotorua'', NZ P8NT, June 2011.] First-day scores and Cup and Plate results.
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/q2Uqu9wEI8ifA5PZ Disposal Unit – team profile and tournament history]. ''PBLeagues''.
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/q2Uqu9wEI8ifA5PZ ''Disposal Unit – team profile and tournament history'', PBLeagues.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/4588/rankings Auckland Paintball Cup 2016 – final rankings]. ''PBLeagues''.
# [https://pbleagues.com/event/4588/rankings ''Auckland Paintball Cup 2016 – final rankings'', PBLeagues.]
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20130206050213/http://paintball.net.nz/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=4203&start=10 ''NZPPL Event (1) 2012 Auckland “Lock n Load”'']. NZ P8NT, April 2012. Participant-reported final order.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20130206050213/http://paintball.net.nz/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=4203&start=10 ''NZPPL Event (1) 2012 Auckland “Lock n Load”'', NZ P8NT, April 2012.] Participant-reported final order.
# [https://pbleagues.com/league/262/seasonRankings/2014 South Auckland Paintball Club – 2014 season rankings]. ''PBLeagues''.
# [https://pbleagues.com/league/262/seasonRankings/2014 ''South Auckland Paintball Club – 2014 season rankings'', PBLeagues.]
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/5UYjjOgIYqtuuRM9 Ballistics Unit – team profile and tournament history]. ''PBLeagues''.
# [https://pbleagues.com/team/5UYjjOgIYqtuuRM9 ''Ballistics Unit – team profile and tournament history'', PBLeagues.]
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20130207150546/http://paintball.net.nz/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=4021 ''2011 NZPPL Nationals – teams attending'']. NZ P8NT, 15 October 2011. Final pre-event count naming Disposal Unit and Disposal Unit #2; not a result sheet.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20130207150546/http://paintball.net.nz/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=4021 ''2011 NZPPL Nationals – teams attending'', NZ P8NT, 15 October 2011.] Final pre-event count naming Disposal Unit and Disposal Unit #2; not a result sheet.


== External links ==
== External links ==

Latest revision as of 09:24, 27 October 2026

Disposal Unit was a New Zealand competitive paintball team based in Auckland and documented from 2011 to 2016. Its results included victory at a Rotorua tournament in 2011, second place in the 2014 South Auckland Paintball Club Open X-Ball season and the Division Two title at the 2016 Auckland Paintball Cup.[1][2][3]

Disposal Unit was a predecessor of Ballistics Unit, according to a contributor familiar with the teams. The surviving tournament databases establish the chronology of the two teams but do not independently state the organisational relationship.

Tournament history

[edit]

2011 Rotorua tournament

[edit]

Disposal Unit competed at a Rotorua tournament reported during Queen’s Birthday weekend in June 2011. The first-day table placed the team third with 672 points.[1]

The Cup results subsequently listed Disposal Unit first, ahead of Hybrid, Arachnids and The Expendables. A participant separately reproduced the same Cup order from memory. The recovered discussion does not provide the event’s formal title, so none is assigned here.[1]

An October entry list for the 2011 NZPPL Nationals named both Disposal Unit and Disposal Unit #2. The list establishes two intended entries but is not a result sheet and does not by itself confirm that both squads started the tournament.[7]

2012 NZPPL Auckland event

[edit]

Disposal Unit fielded two entries at the NZPPL Super 5 Man Auckland Event 1, held at Lock N Load Paintball on 7–8 April 2012.[4]

A participant’s post-event order abbreviated the entries to DU and DU 2, placing DU second and DU 2 fifteenth among sixteen teams.[4]

The author qualified the order with “If I am not mistaken”, and no official final table has been recovered. The placings are therefore presented as a participant-reported result rather than an official classification.[4]

2014 SAPC season

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PBLeagues records Disposal Unit competing in all four rounds of the 2014 SAPC Open X-Ball series.[2][5]

Disposal Unit – 2014 SAPC Open X-Ball results
Tournament Dates Position Ranking points
SAPC February Race #1 8–9 February 2014 2nd of 6 82
SAPC May Race #2 3–4 May 2014 2nd of 8 85
SAPC July Race #3 12–13 July 2014 3rd of 7 70
SAPC September Race #4 27–28 September 2014 2nd of 5 77.5
Season total 314.5

The combined standings placed Disposal Unit second for the season with 314.5 ranking points.[5]

2016 Auckland Paintball Cup

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Disposal Unit won Division Two X-Ball at the 2016 Auckland Paintball Cup, held on 16–17 April. PBLeagues placed the team first among eight competitors with 100 ranking points.[3]

This is the latest competition recorded on the team’s recovered PBLeagues profile. The absence of later entries does not establish an exact dissolution or transition date.

Identity and succession

[edit]

In this New Zealand tournament context, DU is the accepted abbreviation for Disposal Unit. Contributor clarification identifies DU 2 and Disposal Unit #2 as the team’s second squad.

The full second-squad form appears in a 2011 Nationals entry list, while the abbreviated form appears in the participant-reported 2012 result.[4][7] Results for the two entries are retained separately wherever the source records them as distinct tournament entries.

Contributor clarification identifies Disposal Unit as a predecessor of Ballistics Unit. PBLeagues records Disposal Unit as an Auckland team and documents competition through April 2016, while Ballistics Unit’s separate Auckland profile has a database registration date of 2 July 2017.[2][6]

These dates support the documented sequence but do not independently establish the precise date or nature of the transition.

Documented players

[edit]

PBLeagues lists the following players as members of Disposal Unit:[2]

Player PBLeagues profile
Chris Jones Profile
Cuan Lategan Profile
Daniel Renner Profile
Ethan Bailey Profile
Joshua Bailey Profile
Kane Anderson Profile
Mike Taylor Profile
Tom Van Lierop Profile

The PBLeagues membership list documents association with Disposal Unit but does not establish that every listed player appeared at every tournament recorded in the team’s history.

Selected tournament results

[edit]
Date Competition Published entry Result
June 2011 Rotorua tournament Disposal Unit Cup winner.[1]
October 2011 NZPPL Nationals Disposal Unit Listed before the event; participation and result not established.[7]
October 2011 NZPPL Nationals Disposal Unit #2 Listed before the event; participation and result not established.[7]
7–8 April 2012 NZPPL Super 5 Man Auckland Event 1 DU Participant-reported 2nd of 16.[4]
7–8 April 2012 NZPPL Super 5 Man Auckland Event 1 DU 2 Participant-reported 15th of 16.[4]
2014 season SAPC Open X-Ball series Disposal Unit 2nd; 314.5 ranking points.[5]
16–17 April 2016 2016 Auckland Paintball Cup Disposal Unit 1st of 8 in Division Two.[3]

The 2011 Nationals entries are included as registration evidence and are not treated as confirmed participation.

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. Scores from Rotorua, NZ P8NT, June 2011. First-day scores and Cup and Plate results.
  2. Disposal Unit – team profile and tournament history, PBLeagues.
  3. Auckland Paintball Cup 2016 – final rankings, PBLeagues.
  4. NZPPL Event (1) 2012 Auckland “Lock n Load”, NZ P8NT, April 2012. Participant-reported final order.
  5. South Auckland Paintball Club – 2014 season rankings, PBLeagues.
  6. Ballistics Unit – team profile and tournament history, PBLeagues.
  7. 2011 NZPPL Nationals – teams attending, NZ P8NT, 15 October 2011. Final pre-event count naming Disposal Unit and Disposal Unit #2; not a result sheet.
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