Welcome to the official SAPPA website. Whether you're a interested in joining or a seasoned player, this is the place for all your up to date information on everything run by the SAPPA and much more.

Firstly, the SAPPA is a non-profit organization, for players, run by players. Sappa runs a five and three man series

To enable yourself you play any Sappa event you will need to download and fill out a entry form. The link can be found below.  To before a member of Sappa you will need to fill out a membership form, found in the same location

2010 Dates
Entry forms can be found here

Sappa 5 man
Round 4 - 12 Sep 10
Round 5 - 07 Nov 10

Sappa 3 Man Pump
Round 4 - 15 Aug 10
Round 5 - 17 Oct 10

Skirmish SA 3 man
Round 4 - 15 Aug 10
Round 5 - 17 Oct 10

Results
Sappa 5 Man Round 3

Open
Placing / Team / Score/Diff / Championship points
1st Killswitch 6
2nd Malice 5
3rd Fusion Red 4
4th Kaoz 3
5th Young Guns 2

Div 1
Placing / Team / Score/Diff / Championship points
1st Hustle 6
2nd Taktix 5
3rd Wct 4
4th Phoenix 3
5th Fear 2

Overall
Pro
Killswitch 18
Mallice 12
Fusion Red 9
Young Guns 9
Fusion Blue 7
Kazos 7

Div 1
Wct 15
Taktix 14
Fusion Yellow 10
Phoenix 8
Hustle 6
Taktix black 3
Fear 2

Sappa 3man pump r3 2010

Advice for first-time buyers...
Buying a paintball marker, unfortunately, is not as simple as handing over the money and taking home the gun. A paintball marker is considered a firearm under Australian law and as such, there are a couple of regulations to go through in order to purchase your own marker. Simply put, this is what you must do before buying any paintball gun...

First of all, you must be over 18 to own any firearm, including a paintball marker

You must have a valid firearm licence in the state that you live, with a category that covers the ownership of paintball markers.

To obtain a firearms licence:
- Go to your local police station and fill in a firearms licence application form
- Wait for the Police-Firearms letter with information about Firearms cources

Book yourself into a firarms course and attend
- You'll need a "Permit to Aquire" for each marker you intend to buy
- Permits can also be obtained from any police station

Lastly, you need an approved safe case to store your gun in, as stated on the firearms licence application form.

If you have any further questions, about obtaining a paintball marker
Police - Firearms (08) 8204 2495