2015 Australian Super 7s Round 4

2015 Australian Super 7s Round 4, named the Killer Paintballs Masters, was the final event of the 2015 Australian Super 7s. The organiser's archived report records professional, semi-professional and novice results. Sydney SWAT won the professional division, Sandbaggers won semi-professional and Frenzy won novice.[1]

Venue and dates

The series was hosted by Action Paintball Games, 290 Annangrove Road, Rouse Hill, New South Wales.[2]

Exact division playing dates have not been established from the cited archived records.

Divisions

The Masters report describes its podiums as professional, semi-professional and novice. Its ranking tables use the headings Champions, Semi Pro and D4 – Novice. No separate Challengers result is recorded in that report.[1]

Results

The following tables reproduce fourth-round ranking points from the organiser's Masters report. These are series ranking points rather than individual match scores or cumulative season totals. Entries with zero Round 4 points are omitted.[1]

Professional / Champions

The organiser explicitly recorded Sydney SWAT, NVS and Explicit as the first three finishers.[1]

Team	Ranking points
Sydney SWAT	50
NVS	48
Sydney Explicit	46
HK Reaper Crew	44
Red Raw	42
Expendables	40
East Side Raw	38
Vicious Circle	36
Cult	34
TPC Phoenix	32

Semi-professional

The organiser explicitly recorded Sandbaggers, Frequency and Marauders as the first three finishers. The ranking table lists the winning entry as Sandbaggers Down Under.[1]

Team	Ranking points
Sandbaggers Down Under	30
Frequency	28
Marauders	26
TPC Shockwave	24
Venom	22
Syndicate	20
TPC Apex	18
Newcastle Deathsquad	16

Novice

The organiser explicitly identified Frenzy as the novice winner.[1]

Team	Ranking points
Frenzy	30
Deathstalkers	28
Undisputed	26
Praetorians	24
Kronoshifters	22
TPC Rookies	20
Double Tap	18
Urban Assault	16
Balls of Duty	14
Glasshouse	12
Cloud 9	10
Down & Dirty	8
Donkey Punching Kangaroos	6
Dulux	4

Event and season results

The Masters report separately names NVS as the professional series winner and Frequency as the semi-professional series winner. These season titles are distinct from the Round 4 victories recorded for Sydney SWAT and Sandbaggers respectively.[1]

References