2022 Australian Super 7s

2022 Australian Super 7s was the 2022 season of the Australian Super 7s paintball tournament series. The organiser published four-round standings for Professional, Semi-Professional and Amateur teams, although separate Semi-Professional events were not held at Rounds 2 and 3 because of insufficient teams.[1]

Eskimo Brothers led the final Professional standings with 114 points, Wicked Assassins led Semi-Professional with 100 and PBG led Amateur with 100.[1]

Rounds and divisional participation

The archived results establish the following competition record. Exact event dates and venues are not supplied by this results source.[1]

Round	Professional	Semi-Professional	Amateur
Round 1	Results recorded	Results recorded; later divisional transfers affect the surviving entries	Results recorded; later divisional transfers affect the surviving entries
Round 2	Results recorded	No separate event because of insufficient teams; adjusted championship credits recorded	Results recorded
Round 3	Results recorded	No separate event because of insufficient teams; championship credits recorded	Results recorded
Round 4	Results recorded	Separate results recorded	Results recorded

The organiser attributed the absence of Semi-Professional events at Rounds 2 and 3 to insufficient teams. The cited record does not attribute that shortage to COVID-19.[1]

Round summaries

Round 1

Main article: 2022 Australian Super 7s Round 1

Eskimo Brothers recorded the highest unadjusted Professional points with 30, followed by RAW with 28 and Sydney SWAT with 26. Riot recorded the highest points remaining in the Amateur table with 30.[1]

The surviving Semi-Professional and Amateur entries are incomplete as original event records because Black Flag Assassins and Bitchin subsequently moved divisions. Their retained championship credits do not establish their original finishing positions.[1]

Round 2

Main article: 2022 Australian Super 7s Round 2

Sydney SWAT recorded the highest Professional round points with 30, followed by Manawatu Titans with 28 and Marauders with 26.[1]

No separate Semi-Professional event took place. Wicked Assassins and Phoenix nevertheless received Semi-Professional championship contributions for playing in other divisions.[1]

The Amateur table records Riot with 28 points and PBG with 26, but contains no 30-point entry. No missing winner has been reconstructed.[1]

Round 3

Main article: 2022 Australian Super 7s Round 3

Eskimo Brothers recorded the highest Professional round points with 30, followed by Sydney SWAT with 28 and RAW with 26.[1]

No separate Semi-Professional event took place. The championship table nevertheless records contributions for Wicked Assassins, Phoenix and Bitchin.[1]

The Amateur table records Riot with 26 points and Make it Rain with 24, but contains no 30-point or 28-point entry. These gaps do not establish additional placings or winners.[1]

Round 4

Main article: 2022 Australian Super 7s Round 4

Separate results are recorded for all three divisions. The leading point allocations were:[1]

Division	Leading Round 4 entries
Professional	Eskimo Brothers — 30; Sydney SWAT — 28; Marauders — 26
Semi-Professional	Bitchin — 30; CBR Damage — 28; Wicked Assassins — 26
Amateur	PBG — 30; Wicked Assassins — 28; Make it Rain — 26

Bitchin led the final-round Semi-Professional points, while Wicked Assassins led that division's season standings.[1]

Season standings

The following tables reproduce the organiser's explicitly labelled 2022 standings preserved in March 2023. Figures are championship ranking points, not individual match scores. Published ordering, adjusted entries and totals are retained.[1]

Professional

Eskimo Brothers finished with 114 points, two ahead of Sydney SWAT. RAW and Marauders each finished with 96 points, with RAW listed third.[1]

Team	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Total
Eskimo Brothers	30	24	30	30	114
Sydney SWAT	26	30	28	28	112
RAW	28	20	26	22	96
Marauders	22	26	22	26	96
Adelaide Assassins	20	22	20	24	86
Black Flag Assassins	24*	18	14	16	72
Manawatu Titans	0	28	24	0	52
South East Cartel	0	16	18	18	52
Eskimo Nation	0	0	16	14	30
Mud.exe	24	0	0	0	24
Western Eskimos	0	0	0	20	20

Black Flag Assassins moved from Semi-Professional and retained 80 per cent of its previous points. Its asterisked Round 1 figure is a transferred credit, not an original Professional event result.[1]

Semi-Professional

Wicked Assassins led the final standings with 100 points, followed by Phoenix with 58 and Bitchin with 53.[1]

Team	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Total
Wicked Assassins	28	24*	22*	26	100
Phoenix	24	17**	17**	0	58
Bitchin	11†	0	12	30	53
CBR Damage	0	0	0	28	28
TOG	26	0	0	0	26
Bushpigs	0	0	0	24	24
Eskimo Nation	22	0	0	0	22
Adelaide Assassins Black	20	0	0	0	20

Single asterisks identify contributions from Amateur participation. The organiser described these as Amateur ranking points reduced by 20 per cent.[1]
Double asterisks identify contributions from Professional participation. The organiser described these as Professional ranking points increased by 20 per cent.[1]
† Bitchin moved from Amateur and retained 40 per cent of its earlier Amateur points.[1]

All adjusted figures are reproduced as published. They do not represent placings in separate Semi-Professional tournaments at Rounds 2 and 3.[1]

Bitchin's 12-point Round 3 entry has no separate adjustment marker. No undocumented explanation has been assigned to it.[1]

Amateur

PBG led the final standings with 100 points. Riot and Wicked Warriors each finished with 84 points, with Riot listed second. Young Beamers followed with 82.[1]

Team	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Total
PBG	24	26	20	30	100
Riot	30	28	26	0	84
Wicked Warriors	26	20	14	24	84
Young Beamers	22	22	16	22	82
Wicked Assassins	0	24	18	28	70
Make it Rain	0	0	24	26	50
Sydney Hydra	0	18	0	20	38
Asylum	20	0	0	0	20
Hammer Time	18	0	0	0	18
Action Aces	16	0	0	0	16
HBR	0	0	12	0	12

Records and source discrepancies

The archived March 2023 page explicitly labels these results as 2022. It is used in preference to the later website section labelled 2022 that reproduces tables headed 2019. Those duplicated 2019 figures are not used as 2022 results.[1][2]

The Semi-Professional table contains adjusted contributions from competition elsewhere, while the Amateur table also preserves entries under Wicked Assassins. The published figures are retained without assuming that each entry represents a separate team, reconstructing original scores or combining divisional totals.[1]

The absence of a Semi-Professional event at Rounds 2 and 3 does not mean that the Professional and Amateur rounds were cancelled.[1]

References

External links

Australian Super 7s official website