2001 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition
The 2001 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition was a three-player paintball tournament held over two days in Invercargill, New Zealand. Flashpoint defeated Damage Inc 49–4 in the final. Mark Abbott's contemporary report described Flashpoint as successfully defending its title from 2000.[1]
Competition
Four teams competed: Flashpoint, Damage Inc, Fear Factory and TeamX. TeamX was Damage Inc's second team and competed as a separate entry.[1]
Each team played the other three teams on both days. Saturday's matches took place on the Hill Field, while Sunday's matches and the final used the Moat Field. The competition used a centre flag.[1]
Preliminary results
Saturday: Hill Field
The report published the following match scores.[1]
| Team | Points | Opponent | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flashpoint | 37 | TeamX | 25 |
| Damage Inc | 25 | Fear Factory | 25 |
| Flashpoint | 25 | Damage Inc | 25 |
| TeamX | 5 | Fear Factory | 27 |
| TeamX | −3 | Damage Inc | 6 |
| Flashpoint | 49 | Fear Factory | 4 |
Sunday: Moat Field
| Team | Points | Opponent | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flashpoint | 53 | TeamX | −4 |
| Damage Inc | 47 | Fear Factory | −5 |
| Flashpoint | 32 | Damage Inc | 4 |
| TeamX | −4 | Fear Factory | 42 |
| TeamX | −6 | Damage Inc | 68 |
| Flashpoint | 59 | Fear Factory | 4 |
All scores are as published in the contemporary report.[1]
Daily totals
The report published separate totals for each day's preliminary matches. Sunday's figures represent points earned that day, rather than cumulative tournament scores.[1]
| Team | Saturday: Hill Field | Sunday: Moat Field |
|---|---|---|
| Flashpoint | 111 | 144 |
| Damage Inc | 56 | 119 |
| Fear Factory | 56 | 41 |
| TeamX | 27 | −14 |
Final
Flashpoint and Damage Inc advanced to the final on the Moat Field. Flashpoint hung the flag from both ends and won 49–4.[1]
| Place | Team | Final points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Flashpoint | 49 |
| 2 | Damage Inc | 4 |
See also
References
- The 2001 Invercargil 3-man. Mark Abbott, NZ Paintball Online, 2001. Archived 14 August 2002.