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Create December 2011 SAPC Five-Man Series event article with verified date, venue, eight-team attendance, joint winners BOP and Wipeout, and George Hewlitt’s player-of-the-day award. Add contemporary forum and photographic sources.
 
Correct December standings using the contemporary scoreboard: Wipeout ranked first at the event; BOP Rage and Wipeout shared the cumulative series lead. Add event and series points, explain Camo Guys’ absence, and attribute Mark Snapes’ airball contribution to the organiser’s recollection.
 
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The '''2011 SAPC Five-Man Series December Tournament''' was a five-player paintball competition held on 11 December 2011 at [[Lock N Load Paintball]] on Nixon Road near Auckland Airport, New Zealand. Organised by [[South Auckland Paintball Club]] as part of the [[2011–2012 SAPC Five-Man Series]], it attracted eight teams. BOP and [[Wipeout (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Wipeout]] finished joint first.[1][2][3]
The '''2011 SAPC Five-Man Series December Tournament''' was a five-player paintball competition held on 11 December 2011 at [[Lock N Load Paintball]] on Nixon Road near Auckland Airport, New Zealand. Organised by [[South Auckland Paintball Club]] as part of the [[2011–2012 SAPC Five-Man Series]], it attracted eight teams. [[Wipeout (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Wipeout]] topped the recorded December standings, while Wipeout and BOP Rage finished level on cumulative series points.[1][2][4]


== Organisation and format ==
== Organisation and format ==
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Entry was advertised at NZ$20 per player, with field paint supplied by Killa Paint New Zealand and compressed-air fills included. The announcement specified NZPPL rules and rotating refereeing duties among participating teams.[1]
Entry was advertised at NZ$20 per player, with field paint supplied by Killa Paint New Zealand and compressed-air fills included. The announcement specified NZPPL rules and rotating refereeing duties among participating teams.[1]


Seven teams had been confirmed by 8 December. The organiser's report on 11 December recorded eight teams attending.[2]
According to organiser Michael Earley's retrospective account, Mark Snapes supplied the inflatable bunkers for the December event. The contemporary organiser's report also thanked Mark for providing the field.[2][5]


== Results ==
Seven teams had been confirmed by 8 December. The report published on 11 December recorded eight teams attending.[2]
The organiser reported the following joint winners.[2]
 
== December standings ==
The photographed scoreboard records the following December standings and series points awarded for the event. Wipeout's recorded game-score total was 592.[4]
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Recorded position
! Team
! December series points
|-
| 1
| [[Wipeout (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Wipeout]]
| 100
|-
| 2
| BOP Vegas
| 90
|-
| 3
| BOP Rage
| 70
|-
| 4
| Team Awesome
| 40
|-
| 5
| [[ADHD (paintball team)|ADHD]]
| 10
|-
| 6
| BOP squad — full name unresolved
| 10
|-
| 7
| Academy
| 10
|-
| 8
| Fresh Meat
| 10
|}
 
George Hewlitt was named player of the day.[2]
 
== Series standings ==
The scoreboard separately records points from the November and December events and their cumulative totals. BOP Rage and Wipeout were level on 170 points after December.[4]


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Position
! Team
! Team
! November points
! December points
! Cumulative points
|-
|-
| Joint first
| BOP Rage
| BOP
| 100
| 70
| 170
|-
|-
| Joint first
| [[Wipeout (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Wipeout]]
| [[Wipeout (New Zealand Paintball Team)|Wipeout]]
| 70
| 100
| 170
|-
| [[ADHD (paintball team)|ADHD]]
| 90
| 10
| 100
|-
| BOP Vegas
| —
| 90
| 90
|-
| Team Awesome
| —
| 40
| 40
|-
| Camo Guys
| 40
| —
| 40
|-
| Academy
| 10
| 10
| 20
|-
| BOP squad — full name unresolved
| —
| 10
| 10
|-
| Fresh Meat
| —
| 10
| 10
|}
|}


George Hewlitt was named player of the day.[2]
Dashes indicate blank entries on the scoreboard. A comment accompanying the photograph explains that Camo Guys did not attend December; their row retained points from the previous event.[4]
 
The contemporary report congratulated BOP and Wipeout on joint first place. The scoreboard distinguishes their shared cumulative lead from December's recorded event standings.[2][4]


== Photographs ==
== Photographs ==
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# [https://web.archive.org/web/20130206050515/http://paintball.net.nz/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=3997&start=40 “SAPC 5 Man Speedball Series 2011/2012” — December attendance and results], NZ P8NT forum, 8 and 11 December 2011. Archived on 6 February 2013.
# [https://web.archive.org/web/20130206050515/http://paintball.net.nz/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=3997&start=40 “SAPC 5 Man Speedball Series 2011/2012” — December attendance and results], NZ P8NT forum, 8 and 11 December 2011. Archived on 6 February 2013.
# [https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.310310925657652.78314.220795864609159&type=3 Lock N Load Adventures, “December 11, 2011 SAPC 5's”], Facebook photographic album.
# [https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.310310925657652.78314.220795864609159&type=3 Lock N Load Adventures, “December 11, 2011 SAPC 5's”], Facebook photographic album.
# [https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=310312322324179&set=a.310310925657652 Lock N Load Adventures, December scoreboard photograph], Facebook, 11 December 2011. Includes December standings, November and December series points, cumulative totals and a comment explaining Camo Guys' absence. Team-name readings clarified by the scoreboard's author, Michael Earley, in research correspondence on 3 November 2026.
# Michael Earley, organiser's retrospective account supplied to WikiPaintball, 3 November 2026. Identifies Mark Snapes as the supplier of the December airball field.


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Latest revision as of 03:10, 3 November 2026

The 2011 SAPC Five-Man Series December Tournament was a five-player paintball competition held on 11 December 2011 at Lock N Load Paintball on Nixon Road near Auckland Airport, New Zealand. Organised by South Auckland Paintball Club as part of the 2011–2012 SAPC Five-Man Series, it attracted eight teams. Wipeout topped the recorded December standings, while Wipeout and BOP Rage finished level on cumulative series points.[1][2][4]

Organisation and format

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The series was intended as a monthly social speedball competition for established teams and players entering tournament paintball. Its advertised format was five-player hopperball, limiting each player's paint supply to their loader.[1]

Entry was advertised at NZ$20 per player, with field paint supplied by Killa Paint New Zealand and compressed-air fills included. The announcement specified NZPPL rules and rotating refereeing duties among participating teams.[1]

According to organiser Michael Earley's retrospective account, Mark Snapes supplied the inflatable bunkers for the December event. The contemporary organiser's report also thanked Mark for providing the field.[2][5]

Seven teams had been confirmed by 8 December. The report published on 11 December recorded eight teams attending.[2]

December standings

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The photographed scoreboard records the following December standings and series points awarded for the event. Wipeout's recorded game-score total was 592.[4]

Recorded position Team December series points
1 Wipeout 100
2 BOP Vegas 90
3 BOP Rage 70
4 Team Awesome 40
5 ADHD 10
6 BOP squad — full name unresolved 10
7 Academy 10
8 Fresh Meat 10

George Hewlitt was named player of the day.[2]

Series standings

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The scoreboard separately records points from the November and December events and their cumulative totals. BOP Rage and Wipeout were level on 170 points after December.[4]

Team November points December points Cumulative points
BOP Rage 100 70 170
Wipeout 70 100 170
ADHD 90 10 100
BOP Vegas — 90 90
Team Awesome — 40 40
Camo Guys 40 — 40
Academy 10 10 20
BOP squad — full name unresolved — 10 10
Fresh Meat — 10 10

Dashes indicate blank entries on the scoreboard. A comment accompanying the photograph explains that Camo Guys did not attend December; their row retained points from the previous event.[4]

The contemporary report congratulated BOP and Wipeout on joint first place. The scoreboard distinguishes their shared cumulative lead from December's recorded event standings.[2][4]

Photographs

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Lock N Load published a photographic album titled December 11, 2011 SAPC 5's, linked from the organiser's contemporary report.[2][3]

See also

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References

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  1. “SAPC 5 Man Speedball Series 2011/2012” — announcement, NZ P8NT forum, 9 October 2011. Archived on 6 February 2013.
  2. “SAPC 5 Man Speedball Series 2011/2012” — December attendance and results, NZ P8NT forum, 8 and 11 December 2011. Archived on 6 February 2013.
  3. Lock N Load Adventures, “December 11, 2011 SAPC 5's”, Facebook photographic album.
  4. Lock N Load Adventures, December scoreboard photograph, Facebook, 11 December 2011. Includes December standings, November and December series points, cumulative totals and a comment explaining Camo Guys' absence. Team-name readings clarified by the scoreboard's author, Michael Earley, in research correspondence on 3 November 2026.
  5. Michael Earley, organiser's retrospective account supplied to WikiPaintball, 3 November 2026. Identifies Mark Snapes as the supplier of the December airball field.