2022 Australian Super 7s Round 2
2022 Australian Super 7s Round 2 was the second round of the 2022 Australian Super 7s paintball championship. Archived official standings preserve professional and amateur championship points. The organiser stated that no separate semi-professional round took place because of insufficient teams.[1]
Sydney SWAT recorded the highest professional round points. The semi-professional championship nevertheless included adjusted points earned by teams competing in other divisions.[1]
Recorded results
[edit]The following tables reproduce non-zero Round 2 entries from the archived official standings. These are championship ranking points, not individual match scores or a complete independently verified finishing order.[1]
Professional
[edit]| Team | Championship points |
|---|---|
| Sydney SWAT | 30 |
| Manawatu Titans | 28 |
| Marauders | 26 |
| Eskimo Brothers | 24 |
| Adelaide Assassins | 22 |
| RAW | 20 |
| Black Flag Assassins | 18 |
| South East Cartel | 16 |
Semi-professional
[edit]The organiser explicitly stated that semi-professional rounds two and three were not held because of insufficient teams. Its Round 2 semi-professional standings nevertheless record the following adjusted championship contributions from participation in other divisions.[1]
| Team | Division played, according to the source note | Adjusted semi-professional points |
|---|---|---|
| Wicked Assassins | Amateur | 24 |
| Phoenix | Professional | 17 |
The organiser described the adjustments as amateur ranking points minus 20 per cent and professional ranking points plus 20 per cent. The figures above reproduce the published values; they do not represent placings in a separate semi-professional tournament.[1]
Amateur
[edit]| Team | Championship points |
|---|---|
| Riot | 28 |
| PBG | 26 |
| Wicked Assassins | 24 |
| Young Beamers | 22 |
| Wicked Warriors | 20 |
| Sydney Hydra | 18 |
The archived amateur table does not provide a 30-point entry for Round 2. Wicked Assassins also appears in the semi-professional table with an adjusted contribution from amateur participation. The published entries are retained without reconstructing a missing amateur winner or original points award.[1]
Source record
[edit]The results derive from the organiser's explicitly labelled 2022 standings preserved on 6 March 2023. These distinguish competition results from championship points credited across divisions.[1]
See also
[edit]- 2022 Australian Super 7s
- 2022 Australian Super 7s Round 1
- Australian Super 7s
- Paintball in Australia
References
[edit]- Super 7s Paintball Tournament Series Australia — 2022 results, archived 6 March 2023; professional, semi-professional and amateur standings, Round 2 columns, and notes explaining the absence of semi-professional rounds two and three and the allocation of adjusted points.