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2000 Hawke’s Bay Triples

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2000 Hawke's Bay Triples was a three-player paintball tournament held in February 2000 at Pines Paintball Field, Roys Hill, Hawke's Bay. Eleven teams attended. House Steiner Black won, ahead of House Steiner Red and Vipers 1.[1][2]

Tournament

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Paintball Hawke's Bay and the Hawke's Bay Paintball Club presented the event, with Les Hall as the contact. The announcement specified three-player competition with a 100-round paint allowance. Teams could register up to five players, and entry was NZ$30 per team.[1]

Cannon Fodder, which subsequently adopted the Phoenix name, entered two squads.[3]

Results

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Position Team Reported location
1 House Steiner Black Wellington
2 House Steiner Red Wellington
3 Vipers 1 New Plymouth
4 Warp Speed Napier
5 Vipers 2 New Plymouth
6 Bay Boys Hastings
7 Dam Natives Waipukurau
8 Cannon Fodder B Wellington
9 Cannon Fodder A Wellington
10 Cross Fire Palmerston North
11 Dream Boyz Waipawa

Source: the dedicated Mercenaries Star results page, which gives placings but no points totals.[2]

Phoenix's news report instead placed Cannon Fodder B tenth, while its history page recorded eighth and ninth for the two squads. The table above follows the dedicated tournament results.[2][3][4]

See also

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References

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  1. Hawkes Bay Triples Competition, Mercenaries Star, February 2000 tournament announcement. Preserved by OoCities.
  2. Hawkes Bay Triples 2000 Results, Mercenaries Star. Preserved by OoCities.
  3. Wellington Phoenix, News, February 2000 Hawke's Bay Triples report and 19 March 2000 team-name announcement. Archived 20 October 2001.
  4. Wellington Phoenix, History, recording eighth and ninth at the 2000 Hawke's Bay Triples. Archived 17 December 2001.