2009 Australian Super 7s Round 1
2009 Australian Super 7s Round 1 was the opening event of the 2009 Australian Super 7s. It comprised professional, semi-professional and amateur divisions. Menace won professional, Apocalypse won semi-professional and Marksmen won amateur.[1][2]
Dates and venue
[edit]Exact playing dates and the Round 1 venue have not been established from the cited records. The organiser's schedule page captured in April 2009 still displayed 2008 dates and locations, which cannot be used to date or locate this event.[3]
Results
[edit]The following tables combine the organiser's contemporary podium announcement with its opening-round ranking lists. These are series ranking points rather than individual match scores.[1][2]
Professional
[edit]The organiser explicitly recorded Menace, Extreme, Hostile Intentions and STK as the first four finishers.[1]
| Team | Ranking points |
|---|---|
| Menace | 50 |
| Extreme | 46 |
| Hostile Intentions | 44 |
| STK | 42 |
| SWAT | 30 |
| X-Fighters | 28 |
| East Coast | 26 |
| Apparition | 24 |
The published podium prizes were $7,000 for Menace, $3,000 for Extreme and $1,500 for Hostile Intentions.[1]
Semi-professional
[edit]The organiser explicitly recorded Apocalypse, A9X, SWAT Kids and Blood Knuckles as the first four finishers.[1]
| Team | Ranking points |
|---|---|
| Apocalypse | 50 |
| A9X | 46 |
| SWAT Kids | 44 |
| Blood Knuckles | 42 |
| The Business | 30 |
| Arora | 28 |
| Platinum | 26 |
The published podium prizes were $3,000 for Apocalypse, $1,500 for A9X and $500 for SWAT Kids.[1]
Amateur
[edit]The organiser explicitly recorded the following finishing order.[1]
| Place | Team | Ranking points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Marksmen | 50 |
| 2 | Action Aces | 46 |
| 3 | Shenanigans | 44 |
| 4 | Korrupt | 42 |
The published prizes were Paintballshop vouchers worth $1,000 for Marksmen, $500 for Action Aces and $250 for Shenanigans.[1]
Records
[edit]Team names in the ranking tables follow the contemporary results page. The organiser's entry announcement names SWAT as Sydney S.W.A.T. and East Coast as East Coast Raiderz.[1][2]
Marksmen's 50-point allocation is recorded in the contemporary amateur results. It is retained here as an amateur Round 1 result rather than reassigned using a later season table.[2]
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- Australian Super 7s — 2009 Round 1 podium announcement, prizes and finalised entry lists for professional, semi-professional and amateur divisions. Archived 27 June 2009.
- Australian Super 7s — 2009 opening-round standings and ranking points for all three divisions. Archived 16 June 2009.
- Australian Super 7s — schedule page retaining 2008 dates and locations. Archived 12 April 2009; not evidence of 2009 Round 1 dates or venue.