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2013 Australian Super 7s Round 1

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2013 Australian Super 7s Round 1 was the opening event of the 2013 Australian Super 7s. It comprised professional, semi-professional, amateur and novice divisions at Action Paintball Games in Rouse Hill, New South Wales. The organiser scheduled novice competition for 3 February and the main event for 9–10 February 2013.[1]

Sydney SWAT won the professional division, S.E. Cartel won semi-professional, Collateral won amateur and Donkey Riders won novice.[2]

Dates and venue

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The organiser's archived schedule published the following dates and explicitly identified Action Paintball Games, Rouse Hill, as the venue.[1]

Division Published dates
Professional 9–10 February 2013
Semi-professional 9–10 February 2013
Amateur 9–10 February 2013
Novice 3 February 2013

Results

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The professional, semi-professional and amateur tables reproduce the organiser's standings after one round. Novice points come from the archived final season standings. These are series ranking points rather than individual match scores.[3][4]

Professional

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The organiser explicitly recorded Sydney SWAT, Sydney Explicit and Shenanigans as the first three finishers.[2]

Team Ranking points
SWAT 30
Explicit 28
Shenanigans 26
Uprising A 24
East Side Raw 22
Clown Monkeys 20
Plague 18
X-Fighter$ 16
Apparition 14

Semi-professional

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The organiser explicitly recorded S.E. Cartel, Cult and Thunderbirds as the first three finishers.[2]

Team Ranking points
S.E Cartel 30
Cult 28
Thunderbirds 26
Rage City 24
Sydney Carnage 22
Furious 20
Legion 18
Tension 16
Vicious Circle A 14
History Channel 12
Uprising B 10
Relentless 8
Red Raw 6

Amateur

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The organiser explicitly recorded Collateral, Furious B and Infliction as the first three finishers.[2]

Team Ranking points
Collateral 30
Furious B 28
Infliction 26
Shamrox 24
Vicious Circle B 22
Hillbillies 20
Sydney Critical 18
The Players Club 16
Marauders 14
Shots & Goggles 12
Unforgiven 10
EADC 8
Unforgiven II 6
Unecy 4
Blitzkrieg 2
Omega 1
Raw Gravity 1

Novice

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The organiser explicitly identified Donkey Riders as the novice winner.[2]

Team Ranking points
Donkey Riders 30
The Fighting Mongoose 28
The Cobras 26
Simple Chaos 24
Hellfire A 22
Gangsta Squad 20

Differences from the season standings

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The opening-round semi-professional standings name the 24-point entry Rage City, while the final season standings record Gold Coast Rage with 24 first-round points. The table above retains the contemporary opening-round name.[3][4]

Relentless's eight-point semi-professional result was later represented as three retained points in the professional standings, marked as a move up with 40 per cent of previous points retained. Those carried points are not presented as an additional professional Round 1 result.[3][4]

The opening amateur standings also include EADC with eight points. That entry is retained above even though EADC does not appear in the final amateur season list.[3][4]

See also

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References

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  1. Australian Super 7s — 2013 Dates & Locations, including Round 1 main-event and novice dates and Rouse Hill venue. Archived 15 February 2013.
  2. Australian Super 7s — “Super 7s Round 1 Finals Results”, confirming podiums and the novice winner. Archived 27 February 2013.
  3. Australian Super 7s — “2013 Team Rankings – After 1 Round”, including professional, semi-professional and amateur results. Archived 16 February 2013.
  4. Australian Super 7s — “2013 Standings & Final Ranking Points (After 4 Rounds)”, including novice points and division-change annotations. Archived 14 January 2014.