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Lycka (New Zealand Paintball Team)

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Lycka was a New Zealand tournament paintball team from Invercargill, documented during 1999.[1][2]

Tournament history

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Lycka competed in the 1999 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition at the Southern Paintball Sports Club fields in Invercargill on 6 June 1999. Four teams played in the tournament.[1]

Lycka recorded −9 points against Psychosis, 1 point against Deviants and 11 points against Courage Under Fire. The team finished fourth in the published round-robin table with a total of 3 points and did not advance to the final.[1]

The negative score against Psychosis is retained as printed in the contemporary results.

In the retrospective 1999 Valhalla National Rankings, Lycka was tied for twenty-first with Shadow Hawkes. Both teams received a calculated ranking score of 2.[2]

The Valhalla figure was a ranking value rather than a tournament score or championship placing.

No verified roster, captain, founding date, alternative spelling or later tournament appearance has been recovered.

Recorded matches

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Opponent Lycka score Opponent score Result
Psychosis −9 109 Loss
Deviants 1 100 Loss
Courage Under Fire 11 65 Loss

Tournament results

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Date Tournament Recorded result
6 June 1999 1999 National Three-Man Centre Flag Competition Fourth in the four-team round-robin table with 3 points.[1]

National ranking

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Year Ranking Position Ranking score
1999 Valhalla National Rankings Equal 21st 2[2]

See also

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References

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  1. Ken Ryder, Invercargill Queens Birthday Tournament, Paintball.co.nz, 6 June 1999. Contemporary tournament report and results.
  2. Valhalla 1999 Hall of Heroes, Mercenaries Star. Retrospective 1999 New Zealand team rankings.