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Bad Company was an Australian tournament paintball team that won the amateur division of the 1995 Rebel Tour. The team also supplied referees for the 1996 Australian Masters.[1][2]
History
1995 Rebel Tour
Bad Company competed in the amateur division of the 1995 Rebel Tour at Skirmish Adventures in Helensburgh, New South Wales, on 2–3 December.[1]
The team qualified for the four-team amateur finals with 265 preliminary points. Scott Anderson was identified as its captain, while Steve Ballas played with the team as a guest.[1]
Bad Company secured the amateur championship following its concluding game against Bulljoes. A maximum score initially appeared to give Bad Company victory, before a chronograph penalty temporarily placed Bulljoes ahead. A subsequent penalty against Bulljoes restored Bad Company’s championship win.[1]
The contemporary report described the result as Bad Company’s first seven-player tournament victory.[1]
1996 Australian Masters
Bad Company Australia and SWAT supplied the refereeing staff for the 1996 Australian Masters at Skirmish Adventures, Helensburgh. The tournament attracted 14 teams from Australia, New Zealand and the United States.[2]
Documented personnel
- Scott Anderson — captain at the 1995 Rebel Tour.[1]
- Steve Ballas — guest player at the 1995 Rebel Tour.[1]
Recorded results
| Year | Competition | Division | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1995 | 1995 Rebel Tour | Amateur seven-player | 1st [1] |
References
- Rebel Yell!. Rod Lewis and Gavin Costello, War Paint, issue 2, May 1996.
- Australian Masters. Kez Svanberg, War Paint, issue 4, November 1996.