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Created a separate article for the Final Impact tournament team after confirming that the existing Final Impact (Hamilton) article covers the associated indoor field. Identified the team as the Hamilton field entry and Hugo Kappes as captain based on contributor clarification, supported by contemporary and official records identifying Hugo as the field operator and Hugo Rowland Kappes as a director of Final Impact Limited. Added the team’s confirmed Plate runner-up result at the 2004 Auckland Qu
 
Updated the existing Final Impact team article while keeping it separate from the associated Hamilton field article. Retained the team's 2004 Auckland Queen's Birthday Superball Plate runner-up result and the contributor identification of Hugo Kappes as captain. Added the documented later Kappes association with Pirates without merging the two team identities, distinguished Final Impact from Wellington Impact, and removed the non-existent Hamilton paintball teams category. No unsupported prelimi
 
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{{Short description|New Zealand tournament paintball team}}
{{Short description|New Zealand tournament paintball team}}


'''Final Impact''' was a Hamilton-based New Zealand competitive [[paintball]] team associated with the [[Final Impact (Hamilton)|Final Impact indoor paintball field]]. The team was captained by the field's operator, Hugo Kappes, and finished second in the Plate competition at the [[2004 Auckland Queen’s Birthday Superball]].[1][2][3]
'''Final Impact''' was a Hamilton-based New Zealand competitive [[paintball]] team associated with the [[Final Impact (Hamilton)|Final Impact indoor paintball field]].


The team was distinct from other New Zealand paintball entries using the generic name ''Impact''.
The team finished second in the Plate competition at the [[2004 Auckland Queen’s Birthday Superball]]. Contributor identification names the field's operator, Hugo Kappes, as the team's captain.[1][2][3]
 
Final Impact was distinct from the Wellington team [[Impact (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Impact]] and other paintball teams using the same generic word.


== Field association ==
== Field association ==


A contemporary 2004 field review identified Hugo as the operator of Final Impact, an indoor paintball venue at 46 Northway Street, Te Rapa, Hamilton.[2] The New Zealand Companies Register identifies Hugo Rowland Kappes as a director of Final Impact Limited.[3]
A contemporary field review identified Final Impact as an indoor paintball venue at 46 Northway Street, Te Rapa, Hamilton. The review identified its operator as Hugo.[2]
 
The New Zealand Companies Register identifies Hugo Rowland Kappes as a director of Final Impact Limited.[3] Contributor identification confirms that the tournament entry represented the Hamilton field and that Kappes captained the team.
 
The recovered tournament report does not provide a complete Final Impact roster. No other players are assigned to the team without supporting evidence.


Contributor identification confirms that the tournament team represented the Hamilton field and that Kappes captained it. The recovered tournament report does not provide a complete roster, so no other players are assigned to the team.
Kappes was later listed beneath [[Pirates (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Pirates]] in a roster post preserved in the 2007 Auckland Super 5s discussion.[4] Contributor clarification identifies Pirates as related to Final Impact through Kappes's involvement. The available evidence does not establish that Final Impact and Pirates were the same team, and their tournament histories remain separate.


== 2004 Auckland Queen’s Birthday Superball ==
== 2004 Auckland Queen’s Birthday Superball ==
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Final Impact competed at the 2004 Auckland Queen’s Birthday Superball, held at Kumeu over Queen’s Birthday weekend. Thirteen teams attended from Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington and the South Island.[1]
Final Impact competed at the 2004 Auckland Queen’s Birthday Superball, held at Kumeu over Queen’s Birthday weekend. Thirteen teams attended from Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington and the South Island.[1]


Final Impact qualified for the Plate competition alongside Vicious, Havoc and HSR. It reached the Plate final, where it was defeated by HSR, finishing second in the Plate. The contemporary report does not publish Final Impact's preliminary score or a match score for the final.[1]
Final Impact qualified for the Plate competition alongside Vicious, Havoc and HSR.[1]
 
The team reached the Plate final, where it was defeated by HSR. Final Impact therefore finished second in the Plate competition.[1]
 
The contemporary report does not provide Final Impact's preliminary score, the final's match score or a playing roster.


== Tournament results ==
== Tournament results ==
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| 2004
| 2004
| [[2004 Auckland Queen’s Birthday Superball]]
| [[2004 Auckland Queen’s Birthday Superball]]
| Plate runner-up[1]
| 2nd, Plate competition.[1]
|}
|}
== Documented personnel ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Name
! Documented involvement
|-
| Hugo Kappes
| Operator of the associated Final Impact field and director of Final Impact Limited; identified by a contributor as the tournament team's captain.[2][3]
|}
== See also ==
* [[Final Impact (Hamilton)]]
* [[Pirates (New Zealand Paintball Team)]]
* [[Impact (New Zealand Paintball Team)]]
* [[2004 Auckland Queen’s Birthday Superball]]
* [[Paintball in New Zealand]]


== References ==
== References ==


# [https://web.archive.org/web/20041012125821/http://www.paintball.co.nz/articles/2004/qbw2004.htm The 2004 Queen's Birthday Event]. Rob Maddox, ''paintball.co.nz'', June 2004. Contemporary tournament report and Plate placings.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20041012125821/http://www.paintball.co.nz/articles/2004/qbw2004.htm Rob Maddox, “The 2004 Queen's Birthday Event”]. ''Paintball.co.nz'', June 2004.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20041012130153/http://www.paintball.co.nz/articles/2004/fimpact.htm Field Review: Final Impact]. Paul “Spider” McKay, ''NZ Paintball Online'', 2004. Identifies Hugo as operator of the Hamilton venue.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20041012130153/http://www.paintball.co.nz/articles/2004/fimpact.htm Paul “Spider” McKay, “Field Review: Final Impact”]. ''NZ Paintball Online'', 2004.
# [https://app.companiesoffice.govt.nz/companies/app/ui/pages/companies/1386200 Final Impact Limited (1386200)]. New Zealand Companies Register. Identifies Hugo Rowland Kappes as director; accessed 26 October 2026.
# [https://app.companiesoffice.govt.nz/companies/app/ui/pages/companies/1386200 Final Impact Limited, company number 1386200]. New Zealand Companies Register.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20130218070622/http://paintball.net.nz/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=703 “Auckland Super 5s Series Thread”]. NZ P8NT, 2007. Roster post listing Hugo Kappes beneath Pirates.


[[Category:New Zealand paintball teams]]
[[Category:New Zealand paintball teams]]
[[Category:Hamilton paintball teams]]
[[Category:2000s in New Zealand paintball]]
[[Category:2000s in New Zealand paintball]]

Latest revision as of 04:52, 29 October 2026

Final Impact was a Hamilton-based New Zealand competitive paintball team associated with the Final Impact indoor paintball field.

The team finished second in the Plate competition at the 2004 Auckland Queen’s Birthday Superball. Contributor identification names the field's operator, Hugo Kappes, as the team's captain.[1][2][3]

Final Impact was distinct from the Wellington team Impact and other paintball teams using the same generic word.

Field association

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A contemporary field review identified Final Impact as an indoor paintball venue at 46 Northway Street, Te Rapa, Hamilton. The review identified its operator as Hugo.[2]

The New Zealand Companies Register identifies Hugo Rowland Kappes as a director of Final Impact Limited.[3] Contributor identification confirms that the tournament entry represented the Hamilton field and that Kappes captained the team.

The recovered tournament report does not provide a complete Final Impact roster. No other players are assigned to the team without supporting evidence.

Kappes was later listed beneath Pirates in a roster post preserved in the 2007 Auckland Super 5s discussion.[4] Contributor clarification identifies Pirates as related to Final Impact through Kappes's involvement. The available evidence does not establish that Final Impact and Pirates were the same team, and their tournament histories remain separate.

2004 Auckland Queen’s Birthday Superball

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Final Impact competed at the 2004 Auckland Queen’s Birthday Superball, held at Kumeu over Queen’s Birthday weekend. Thirteen teams attended from Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington and the South Island.[1]

Final Impact qualified for the Plate competition alongside Vicious, Havoc and HSR.[1]

The team reached the Plate final, where it was defeated by HSR. Final Impact therefore finished second in the Plate competition.[1]

The contemporary report does not provide Final Impact's preliminary score, the final's match score or a playing roster.

Tournament results

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Year Tournament Result
2004 2004 Auckland Queen’s Birthday Superball 2nd, Plate competition.[1]

Documented personnel

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Name Documented involvement
Hugo Kappes Operator of the associated Final Impact field and director of Final Impact Limited; identified by a contributor as the tournament team's captain.[2][3]

See also

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References

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  1. Rob Maddox, “The 2004 Queen's Birthday Event”. Paintball.co.nz, June 2004.
  2. Paul “Spider” McKay, “Field Review: Final Impact”. NZ Paintball Online, 2004.
  3. Final Impact Limited, company number 1386200. New Zealand Companies Register.
  4. “Auckland Super 5s Series Thread”. NZ P8NT, 2007. Roster post listing Hugo Kappes beneath Pirates.