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The 1997 Zap International Amateur Open - Ten man rankings

480 competitors hit the fields to vie for the prizes and bragging rights in 1997's Zap International Amateur Open. As reported by Al and "Zero" of the Phantom Jesters of Louisville, Kentucky, here are the rankings of the 10 man teams.

10 man Preliminaries:

Div A

Paintball 2-Xtreme
Phantom Jesters
Class Act
B-Mad
Team Skirmish
The Far East Dragons
Team Stem
Brass Eagle


Div B

Often Aces (Disqualified)
Wolf Pack
Mercenarios
Florida Fear
Team Crush
Last Minute Raiders
Team Cypress
Team Mantis


Div C

Saber Wolves
Hostile Takeover
Turbulence*  (wildcard)
Surge
Swarm
Central NY Vipers
Guns of Paradise
Devil Dogs


Div D

SOB's
The Edge
Rapid Fire* (wildcard)
Outer Limits 1
Chain Gang
Team Menace
Landsharks of Erie
CyberSplat


Div E

Thunderstruck
Team Wolf
Team Oh-No's
The Skeleton Crew
Sonic Rage
Outer Limits 2
Voodoo Posse
Orlando Panthers


Div F

Tagg Team
Team Raptor
Genesis
Thunderstorm
Primal Rage
Disposable Income
Cammo Sharks
Chaos

Semi-Finals

Div A

Turbulence
SOB's
Thunderstruck
Wolf Pack
Oh-No's


Div B

Saber Wolves
Hostile Takeover
Mercenarios
Team Raptor
Tagg Team


Div C

Phantom Jesters
Team Wolf
Paintball 2-Xtreme
Rapid Fire
The Edge

10-Man FINALS *

Saber Wolves - 1st

Note: this is the first team to ever win both 10 man and 5 man at the Zap.

Team Turbulence - 2nd
Phantom Jesters - 3rd
Hostile Takeover - 4th
SOB's - 5th
Team Wolf - UK - 6th 
Paintball 2-Xtreme - 7th 
Mercenarios - 8th 
Thunderstruck - 9th

Accuracy of the final rankings has been verified by Team Effort Events.

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