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2008 Australian Super 7s Round 2

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2008 Australian Super 7s Round 2 was a paintball tournament held on 24–25 May 2008 at Action Paintball Games in Serpentine, Western Australia. Contemporary reports referred to it as the Perth round of the Australian Super 7s. New Zealand team Menace won the professional division, while Bitchin won the semi-professional division and SWAT Kids won Division 3.[1][2][3][4]

Results

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The top-three placings were published on the NZ P8NT forum on 26 May 2008 and are corroborated by the official Round 2 standings.[2][3]

The points below are championship ranking points awarded for this round, rather than individual match scores.[3]

Professional

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Position Team Ranking points
1 Menace 50
2 Hostile Intentions 46
3 SWAT 44

Semi-professional

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Position Team Ranking points
1 Bitchin 50
2 Flashpoint 46
3 First and Only 44

Division 3 — Amateur

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Position Team Ranking points
1 SWAT Kids 50
2 Marksmen-Recon 46
3 Renegades 44

The forum report names the second-placed Division 3 team as Marksmen-Recon; the official standings abbreviate its name to Marksmen.[2][3]

New Zealand participation

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Menace, identified by the official series website as a New Zealand team, won the professional division ahead of Hostile Intentions and Sydney SWAT.[2][4]

The victory earned Menace 50 ranking points, bringing its total after two rounds to 80. Hostile Intentions led the professional championship at that stage with 96 points, followed by Sydney SWAT with 88.[3]

References

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  1. Australian Super 7s, “Dates & Locations”, 2008 calendar. Archived 19 July 2008.
  2. NZ P8NT, “Super 7 Round 2: Perth”, topic 1767, results posted 26 May 2008 and subsequent discussion. Archived 18 October 2008.
  3. Australian Super 7s, “Results”, section headed “Super 7s Round 2 Results”. Archived 19 July 2008.
  4. Australian Super 7s, official homepage identifying “New Zealand’s Menace”. Archived 14 February 2008.