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Create 2009 Australian Super 7s Round 2 with corroborated divisional results, clearly labelled ranking points and documented Menace participation.
 
Rewrite 2009 Australian Super 7s Round 2 using archived organiser records; confirm the Perth venue, add all published non-zero round points across three divisions, preserve verified top-four placings and omit unverified playing dates.
 
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'''2009 Australian Super 7s Round 2''' was a tournament in the 2009 [[Australian Super 7s]] paintball series. Extreme won the professional division, Menace Kids won the semi-professional division and Korrupt won the amateur division. Contemporary results were published on the NZ P8NT forum on 4 August 2009 and are corroborated by the official series rankings.[1][2]
'''2009 Australian Super 7s Round 2''' was the second event of the [[2009 Australian Super 7s]], held at [[Action Paintball Games]] in Perth, Western Australia. The organiser reported 24 teams competing over two days across professional, semi-professional and amateur divisions.[1]
 
Extreme won professional, Menace Kids won semi-professional and Korrupt won amateur.[1]
 
== Venue and dates ==
The organiser's contemporary report explicitly identifies Action Paintball Games in Perth as the venue and describes two days of competition.[1]
 
Exact playing dates have not been established from the cited archived records.


== Results ==
== Results ==
 
The first four placings in each division follow the organiser's event report. Ranking points come from the official standings after two rounds. These are series ranking points rather than individual match scores or cumulative season totals.[1][2]
The following top-four placings were reported for each division.[1] The points shown are championship ranking points recorded by the organisers, rather than individual match scores.[2]


=== Professional ===
=== Professional ===
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Position
! Confirmed place
! Team
! Team
! Ranking points
! Ranking points
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|-
|-
| 3
| 3
| [[Menace]]
| Menace
| 44
| 44
|-
|-
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| Hostile Intentions
| Hostile Intentions
| 42
| 42
|-
| Not specified
| SWAT
| 30
|-
| Not specified
| East Coast
| 28
|-
| Not specified
| TNT
| 26
|}
|}


=== Semi-professional ===
=== Semi-professional ===
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Position
! Confirmed place
! Team
! Team
! Ranking points
! Ranking points
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| Apocalypse
| Apocalypse
| 42
| 42
|-
| Not specified
| Venom
| 30
|-
| Not specified
| SWAT Kids
| 28
|-
| Not specified
| Arora
| 26
|-
| Not specified
| The Business
| 24
|-
| Not specified
| Platinum
| 22
|-
| Not specified
| Flashpoint
| 20
|}
|}
The official standings also record an entry named Flashpoint earning 20 ranking points in this division.[2]


=== Amateur ===
=== Amateur ===
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Position
! Confirmed place
! Team
! Team
! Ranking points
! Ranking points
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| Dash Bratts
| Dash Bratts
| 42
| 42
|-
| Not specified
| Sexapron
| 30
|-
| Not specified
| Marksmen
| 28
|-
| Not specified
| Renegades
| 26
|}
|}


== New Zealand participation ==
Team names follow the archived ranking tables. Zero-point Round 2 entries are omitted. Placings below the explicitly reported top four are not inferred from ranking points.[1][2]


[[Menace]], identified in a contemporary ''Waikato Times'' report as an Auckland-based team, finished third in the professional division.[1][3] Its 44 ranking points contributed to a season total of 144, with which it won the 2009 professional championship.[2]
== International participation ==
The organiser named Bobby Aviles, Ryan Greenspan, Alex Savino, Marcello Margott, Scotty Kemp, Justin Rabakoff and Greg Siewers among the overseas professional players attending the event. The report does not assign each player to a competing team.[1]
 
== See also ==
* [[2009 Australian Super 7s]]
* [[2009 Australian Super 7s Round 1]]
* [[Australian Super 7s]]


== References ==
== References ==
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20090831140034/http://www.super7spaintball.com/ Australian Super 7s — 2009 Round 2 report, identifying Action Paintball Games in Perth, 24 teams, two days of competition, overseas players and top-four results for all three divisions. Archived 31 August 2009.]
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20090915034734/http://www.super7spaintball.com/Results.aspx Australian Super 7s — 2009 standings and ranking points after two rounds, including Marksmen's original amateur allocation. Archived 15 September 2009.]


# [https://web.archive.org/web/20130218043832/http://paintball.net.nz/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=2386&view=print NZ P8NT, “2009 super 7s round 2 results”, topic 2386, posts by stick and Spike, 4 August 2009. Archived 18 February 2013.]
[[Category:Paintball tournaments in Australia]]
# [https://super7spaintball.com/results/ Super 7s Paintball, official historical results: 2009 professional, semi-professional and amateur rankings.]
[[Category:Paintball in Western Australia]]
# [https://www.stuff.co.nz/waikato-times/news/11478/Top-guns-warm-up-to-paint-the-town-red Waikato Times, “Top guns warm up to paint the town red”, January 2009, via Stuff.]
[[Category:2000s in Australian paintball]]
 
[[Category:2000s in paintball]]
[[Category:Paintball tournaments in Oceania]]
[[Category:Paintball in Australia]]

Latest revision as of 13:21, 1 November 2026

2009 Australian Super 7s Round 2 was the second event of the 2009 Australian Super 7s, held at Action Paintball Games in Perth, Western Australia. The organiser reported 24 teams competing over two days across professional, semi-professional and amateur divisions.[1]

Extreme won professional, Menace Kids won semi-professional and Korrupt won amateur.[1]

Venue and dates

[edit]

The organiser's contemporary report explicitly identifies Action Paintball Games in Perth as the venue and describes two days of competition.[1]

Exact playing dates have not been established from the cited archived records.

Results

[edit]

The first four placings in each division follow the organiser's event report. Ranking points come from the official standings after two rounds. These are series ranking points rather than individual match scores or cumulative season totals.[1][2]

Professional

[edit]
Confirmed place Team Ranking points
1 Extreme 50
2 STK 46
3 Menace 44
4 Hostile Intentions 42
Not specified SWAT 30
Not specified East Coast 28
Not specified TNT 26

Semi-professional

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Confirmed place Team Ranking points
1 Menace Kids 50
2 Killswitch 46
3 A9X 44
4 Apocalypse 42
Not specified Venom 30
Not specified SWAT Kids 28
Not specified Arora 26
Not specified The Business 24
Not specified Platinum 22
Not specified Flashpoint 20

Amateur

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Confirmed place Team Ranking points
1 Korrupt 50
2 West Coast Triads 46
3 Shenanigans 44
4 Dash Bratts 42
Not specified Sexapron 30
Not specified Marksmen 28
Not specified Renegades 26

Team names follow the archived ranking tables. Zero-point Round 2 entries are omitted. Placings below the explicitly reported top four are not inferred from ranking points.[1][2]

International participation

[edit]

The organiser named Bobby Aviles, Ryan Greenspan, Alex Savino, Marcello Margott, Scotty Kemp, Justin Rabakoff and Greg Siewers among the overseas professional players attending the event. The report does not assign each player to a competing team.[1]

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. Australian Super 7s — 2009 Round 2 report, identifying Action Paintball Games in Perth, 24 teams, two days of competition, overseas players and top-four results for all three divisions. Archived 31 August 2009.
  2. Australian Super 7s — 2009 standings and ranking points after two rounds, including Marksmen's original amateur allocation. Archived 15 September 2009.
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