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The Firm (Australian Paintball Team)

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The Firm was an Australian tournament paintball team documented in contemporary reports during the 1990s. The team supplied referees for the 1995 Australian Three-Man Speedball Championships and placed second in the professional division of the 1998 Victorian Five-Man Masters.[1][2]

Tournament participation

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1998 Victorian Five-Man Masters

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The Firm finished second in the professional division of the 1998 Victorian Five-Man Masters at Paintball Action Games near Ballan, Victoria. Magnum won the division, followed by The Firm, Rat Pack Red and Top Hat Jokers.[2]

During the finals, The Firm lost to Rat Pack Red, which advanced along its right flank before eliminating the remaining Firm players and hanging the flag.[2]

1998 Australian Seven-Player Championships

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The Firm reached the professional finals of the 1998 Australian Seven-Player Paintball Championships at Yarramundi, New South Wales. It finished fourth with 100 finals points, behind Vengeance, Black Reign and Rat Pak.[3]

Refereeing

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The Firm supplied the referees for the 1995 Australian Three-Man Speedball Championships, held at Heartbreak Ridge Paintball in Sydney on 5 November 1995. Chris Kargas served as head referee, while Manny Kargas organised the tournament.[1]

The contemporary report also acknowledged The Firm among the event's supporters.[1]

Recorded tournament results

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Year Tournament Division Result Source
1998 1998 Victorian Five-Man Masters Professional 2nd [2]
1998 1998 Australian Seven-Player Paintball Championships Professional 4th; 100 finals points [3]

References

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  1. 3 Man Speedball Championships. War Paint, issue 1, January 1996.
  2. 5 Man Victorian Masters. Mike Wallis, Paint, issue 8, May 1998.
  3. 1998 Australian 7 Man. Simon Morrison, Paint, issue 9, September 1998.