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2011 NZPPL Super 5 Man Event 1

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2011 NZPPL Super 5 Man Event 1 was the opening round of the 2011 New Zealand Paintball Players League (NZPPL) series. The five-player tournament was advertised for 23–24 April 2011 at Tatum Park, Manakau, near Levin. A subsequent newspaper report confirmed that the season’s opening round took place in the Levin area during April.[1][2][3]

Organisation and format

The event was announced on 25 November 2010. Advertised entry was NZ$600 per team for the Cup and Plate competition, or NZ$300 for a novice competition using a paint allowance of one hopper and one additional pod per player. Both were advertised as standard five-player formats.[2]

The venue was Tatum Park at 820–850 State Highway 1, Manakau, in the Horowhenua district. Accommodation and meal packages were offered to visiting teams.[1][2]

Advertised programme

Date Scheduled activities
22 April 2011 Field inspection and team registration, 1–6 pm; captains’ meeting at 5 pm. No matches scheduled.
23 April 2011 Tournament matches, 8 am–5.30 pm.
24 April 2011 Tournament matches, 8 am–3.30 pm.

The official announcement also advertised prizes and Cup and Plate awards.[1]

Series context

The opening round was followed by the 2011 NZPPL Rotorua Tournament at Lakes Ranch over Queen’s Birthday weekend. The three-event programme also included a final round scheduled for Waikanae over Labour Weekend.[3]

See also

References

  1. NZPPL — “Super 5 Man Tatum Park Event 1, 2011”, official event announcement; archived 14 April 2011.
  2. NZ P8NT — “NZPPL Easter 2011”, announcement posted by “Newport” on 25 November 2010, with accommodation information added on 10 January 2011; archived 7 February 2013.
  3. “Paintball Players League: Best way is shoot 'em up”, Rotorua Daily Post, 4 June 2011.