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KMA (Australian Paintball Team)

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KMA was an Australian tournament paintball team documented in Victorian competition during the 1990s. The team won the amateur division of the 1998 Victorian Five-Man Masters.[1]

History

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1996 Victorian Three-Man Series

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KMA competed in the 1996 Victorian Three-Man Series, organised by the Victorian Paintball Players Association. The team finished thirteenth in the published overall standings with 236 points.[2]

1998 Victorian Five-Man Masters

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KMA won the amateur division of the 1998 Victorian Five-Man Masters at Paintball Action Games near Ballan, Victoria. The contemporary report identified KMA as a local team.[1]

Twelve teams contested professional and amateur divisions, with four teams from each division advancing to the finals. KMA secured the amateur championship after defeating X Rated Green. The deciding game ended with one surviving KMA player returning the flag.[1]

KMA finished ahead of X Rated Green, X Rated Blue and The Creed in the final amateur standings.[1]

1998 Victorian Three-Man Tournament

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KMA also competed at the 1998 Victorian Three-Man Tournament, organised by the Victorian Paintball Players Association at the Peninsula Paintball Club's Frankston site.[3]

The contemporary report describes a preliminary game in which KMA lost to Xtreme. KMA was among six entrants but did not qualify for the three-team finals. Its final placing was not reported.[3]

Recorded tournament results

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Year Competition Result Source
1996 1996 Victorian Three-Man Series 13th; 236 series points [2]
1998 1998 Victorian Five-Man Masters 1st, amateur division [1]
1998 1998 Victorian Three-Man Tournament Did not reach the finals [3]

References

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  1. 5 Man Victorian Masters. Mike Wallis, Paint, issue 8, May 1998.
  2. Three’s a Crowd. Mic Bradshaw, Paint, issue 5, March 1997.
  3. 1998 Victorian 3 Man. Mike Wallis, Paint, issue 9, September 1998.