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Create 2006 Australian Super 7s Round 4 article with preliminary scores, divisional placings, finals accounts and NZ participation; distinguish round results from season titles.
 
Verify the 2006 Masters against contemporary coverage; combine all three divisions, distinguish preliminary scores from final placings and season titles, clarify the 17 November programme opening, and update Australian categories.
 
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'''2006 Australian Super 7s Round 4''' was the final tournament of the inaugural [[Australian Super 7s]] season, held at Action Paintball Games in Sydney, Australia, in November 2006. [[Sydney SWAT]] defeated New Zealand's [[Menace (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Menace]] in the Pro final, winning both the round and season championship. Sydney X-Fighters won Semi-Pro, while Adrenaline Freaks won Division 1.[1]
'''2006 Australian Super 7s Round 4''', also known as the '''2006 Masters''', was the final tournament of the inaugural [[Australian Super 7s]] season. It was held at [[Action Paintball Games]] in Sydney, New South Wales, in November 2006, with the event programme beginning on 17 November.[1]
 
Sydney SWAT defeated [[Menace (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Menace]] in the Professional final to win both the round and the season championship. Sydney X-Fighters won Semi-Professional, while Adrenaline Freaks won Division 1.[1]


== Event ==
== Event ==
The event programme began on 17 November with a separate ten-player State of Origin competition. New South Wales won ahead of Queensland and Western Australia, with the Australian Capital Territory also competing. Menace refereed that competition.[1]
The programme opened with a separate ten-player State of Origin competition on Friday, 17 November. New South Wales won ahead of Queensland and Western Australia, with the Australian Capital Territory also competing. Menace refereed the State of Origin competition.[1]


Reffs Inc officiated the seven-player tournament under ultimate judge John Caruana. New Zealand participation included Menace in Pro and Team Ice in Semi-Pro.[1]
Paintball Pete's Reffs Inc officiated the seven-player tournament under ultimate judge John Caruana. New Zealand entrants included Menace in Professional and Team Ice in Semi-Professional.[1]


== Preliminary results ==
== Preliminary standings ==
The following scores are preliminary standings, separate from the final tournament placings.[1]
The following are preliminary scores published in the contemporary tournament report. They are separate from final placings and season championship points.[1]


=== Pro ===
=== Professional ===
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team !! Points
! Preliminary position !! Team !! Points
|-
|-
| 1 || [[Sydney SWAT]] || 1,089
| 1 || Sydney SWAT || 1,089
|-
|-
| 2 || Apocalypse || 1,006
| 2 || Apocalypse || 1,006
|-
|-
| 3 || [[Menace (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Menace]] || 977
| 3 || Menace || 977
|-
|-
| 4 || Shock || 921
| 4 || Shock || 921
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|}
|}


=== Semi-Pro ===
=== Semi-Professional ===
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team !! Points
! Preliminary position !! Team !! Points
|-
|-
| 1 || Sydney X-Fighters || 1,087
| 1 || Sydney X-Fighters || 1,087
|-
|-
| 2 || [[Jetts (Australia Paintball Team)|Jetts]] || 916
| 2 || Jetts || 916
|-
|-
| 3 || Gravity || 898
| 3 || Gravity || 898
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=== Division 1 ===
=== Division 1 ===
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team !! Points
! Preliminary position !! Team !! Points
|-
|-
| 1 || Adrenaline Freaks || 384
| 1 || Adrenaline Freaks || 384
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|}
|}


== Finals ==
== Final results ==


=== Pro ===
=== Professional ===
SWAT defeated Shock in two straight games in the semi-finals, while Menace defeated Apocalypse by the same margin. Apocalypse subsequently beat Shock in the three-game third-place match.[1]
Sydney SWAT defeated Shock in two straight semi-final games, while Menace defeated Apocalypse by the same margin. Apocalypse then defeated Shock 2–1 in the third-place play-off.[1]


SWAT and Menace entered the round level on season points, making their final decisive for the championship. SWAT won the opening game, Menace levelled the match in the second, and SWAT won the deciding game to take the round and series.[1]
SWAT won the opening game of the final, Menace levelled the match, and SWAT won the deciding game to secure the tournament.[1]


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
! Place !! Team
|-
|-
| 1 || [[Sydney SWAT]]
| 1 || Sydney SWAT
|-
|-
| 2 || [[Menace (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Menace]]
| 2 || [[Menace (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Menace]]
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|}
|}


=== Semi-Pro ===
Scores below represent games won.[1]
Sydney X-Fighters defeated Bitchin in two straight games, while Jetts defeated Apparition in two games. Bitchin then beat Apparition in straight games for third place. X-Fighters defeated Jetts in the final.[1]
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Stage !! Winner !! Score !! Opponent
|-
| Semi-final || Sydney SWAT || 2–0 || Shock
|-
| Semi-final || Menace || 2–0 || Apocalypse
|-
| Third-place play-off || Apocalypse || 2–1 || Shock
|-
| Final || Sydney SWAT || 2–1 || Menace
|}
 
=== Semi-Professional ===
Sydney X-Fighters defeated Bitchin in two straight games, while Jetts defeated Apparition in two games. Bitchin subsequently defeated Apparition in straight games for third place. Sydney X-Fighters defeated Jetts in the final.[1]


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
! Place !! Team
|-
|-
| 1 || Sydney X-Fighters
| 1 || Sydney X-Fighters
|-
|-
| 2 || [[Jetts (Australia Paintball Team)|Jetts]]
| 2 || Jetts
|-
|-
| 3 || Bitchin
| 3 || Bitchin
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=== Division 1 ===
=== Division 1 ===
Adrenaline Freaks defeated Shenanigans in two games in the best-of-three final. Uprising was listed third in the published round results.[1]
Adrenaline Freaks defeated Shenanigans 2–0 in the best-of-three final. The published round results list Uprising third.[1]


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Position !! Team
! Place !! Team
|-
|-
| 1 || Adrenaline Freaks
| 1 || Adrenaline Freaks
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== Season outcome ==
== Season outcome ==
Sydney SWAT won the Pro season championship, while Backlash won the Semi-Pro championship. These season titles were separate from the fourth-round results. Marksmen received the series best-and-fairest award.[1]
Sydney SWAT and Menace entered the final round level on Professional championship points. SWAT's tournament victory therefore also secured the inaugural Professional series title.[1]
 
Backlash won the Semi-Professional season championship, separately from Sydney X-Fighters' fourth-round victory. Marksmen received the series best-and-fairest award.[1]


== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Australian Super 7s]]
* [[Australian Super 7s]]
* [[2006 Australian X-Ball League Round 4]]
* [[2006 Australian Super 7s]]
* [[2006 Australian Super 7s Round 3]]


== References ==
== References ==
# “Hardcore”, Australian Super 7s final-round report, ''Australian Paintball Magazine'', no. 6, 2006, pp. 18–25. Includes preliminary scores, finals accounts, round placings and season winners.
# Dale “Hardcore” Moran, Australian Super 7s final-round report, ''Australian Paintball Magazine'', no. 6, 2006, pp. 17–25. Includes the event opening date and venue, preliminary standings, finals accounts, round placings and season champions.


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Latest revision as of 16:35, 1 November 2026

2006 Australian Super 7s Round 4, also known as the 2006 Masters, was the final tournament of the inaugural Australian Super 7s season. It was held at Action Paintball Games in Sydney, New South Wales, in November 2006, with the event programme beginning on 17 November.[1]

Sydney SWAT defeated Menace in the Professional final to win both the round and the season championship. Sydney X-Fighters won Semi-Professional, while Adrenaline Freaks won Division 1.[1]

Event

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The programme opened with a separate ten-player State of Origin competition on Friday, 17 November. New South Wales won ahead of Queensland and Western Australia, with the Australian Capital Territory also competing. Menace refereed the State of Origin competition.[1]

Paintball Pete's Reffs Inc officiated the seven-player tournament under ultimate judge John Caruana. New Zealand entrants included Menace in Professional and Team Ice in Semi-Professional.[1]

Preliminary standings

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The following are preliminary scores published in the contemporary tournament report. They are separate from final placings and season championship points.[1]

Professional

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Preliminary position Team Points
1 Sydney SWAT 1,089
2 Apocalypse 1,006
3 Menace 977
4 Shock 921
5 Furions 654
6 Mongrel Mob 652

Semi-Professional

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Preliminary position Team Points
1 Sydney X-Fighters 1,087
2 Jetts 916
3 Gravity 898
4 Toy Soldiers 884
5 Backlash 749
6 Team Ice 727
7 Apparition 719
8 Bitchin 659
9 Straightedge 638
10 Valhalla 618
11 Marksmen 551
12 Cartel 471

Division 1

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Preliminary position Team Points
1 Adrenaline Freaks 384
2 Shenanigans 318
3 Uprising 302
4 Blitzkrieg 284
5 Switchblade 204
6 Vortex 204
7 Midz 171
8 Capital Punishment 139

Final results

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Professional

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Sydney SWAT defeated Shock in two straight semi-final games, while Menace defeated Apocalypse by the same margin. Apocalypse then defeated Shock 2–1 in the third-place play-off.[1]

SWAT won the opening game of the final, Menace levelled the match, and SWAT won the deciding game to secure the tournament.[1]

Place Team
1 Sydney SWAT
2 Menace
3 Apocalypse
4 Shock

Scores below represent games won.[1]

Stage Winner Score Opponent
Semi-final Sydney SWAT 2–0 Shock
Semi-final Menace 2–0 Apocalypse
Third-place play-off Apocalypse 2–1 Shock
Final Sydney SWAT 2–1 Menace

Semi-Professional

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Sydney X-Fighters defeated Bitchin in two straight games, while Jetts defeated Apparition in two games. Bitchin subsequently defeated Apparition in straight games for third place. Sydney X-Fighters defeated Jetts in the final.[1]

Place Team
1 Sydney X-Fighters
2 Jetts
3 Bitchin
4 Apparition

Division 1

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Adrenaline Freaks defeated Shenanigans 2–0 in the best-of-three final. The published round results list Uprising third.[1]

Place Team
1 Adrenaline Freaks
2 Shenanigans
3 Uprising

Season outcome

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Sydney SWAT and Menace entered the final round level on Professional championship points. SWAT's tournament victory therefore also secured the inaugural Professional series title.[1]

Backlash won the Semi-Professional season championship, separately from Sydney X-Fighters' fourth-round victory. Marksmen received the series best-and-fairest award.[1]

See also

[edit]

References

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  1. Dale “Hardcore” Moran, Australian Super 7s final-round report, Australian Paintball Magazine, no. 6, 2006, pp. 17–25. Includes the event opening date and venue, preliminary standings, finals accounts, round placings and season champions.
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