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'''ozfortress''' is the longest running and most popular competitive ''Team Fortress 2'' league in the Oceanic region. ozfortress supports [[Highlander]], [[6v6]] and [[Ultiduo]] seasonal competitions, as well as numerous offseason events. ozfortress is considered to host the highest level of competitive ''Team Fortress 2'' play in Oceania.
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'''ozfortress''' is the longest running and most popular competitive ''Team Fortress 2'' league in the Oceanic region. ozfortress supports [[Highlander]], [[6v6]] and [[Ultiduo]] seasonal competitions. ozfortress is considered to host the highest level of competitive ''Team Fortress 2'' play in the southern hemisphere.
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
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ozfortress was established in 2001 by TFC players {{flag|au}} ''mercury'' and {{flag|au}} ''tempest'' to cater for the competitive ''Team Fortress Classic'' community of Australia and New Zealand. ozfortress hosted a variety of TFC tournaments up until the early 2010s before official ozfortress support ended.
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ozfortress was established in 2001 by TFC players {{flag|au}} ''mercury'' and {{flag|au}} ''tempest'' to cater for the competitive ''Team Fortress Classic'' community of Australia/New Zealand. ozfortress hosted a variety of TFC tournaments up until the early 2010s before the game was phased out entirely.
  
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The ozfortress website was hosted on a standalone website for the majority of its lifetime until October of 2018, when it was announced that ongoing news posts would be issued on the organisations' Warzone page. In early 2020, the ozfortress forums went offline indefinitely, along with all information pertaining to competitions played before [[Ozfortress_Season_16|OZF 16]]. Currently, what was previously the ozfortress Warzone page has taken the domain name of the original ozfortress.com site and is the current home of ozfortress. Large portions of the old forums can be accessed through the [https://web.archive.org/web/20230000000000*/https://ozfortress.com Wayback Machine Archive].
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The ozfortress website was hosted on a standalone website for the majority of its lifetime until October of 2018, when it was announced that ongoing news posts would be issued on the organisations' Warzone page. In early 2020, the ozfortress forums went offline indefinitely, along with all information pertaining to competitions played before [[Ozfortress_Season_16|OZF 16]]. Currently, what was previously the ozfortress Warzone page has taken the domain name of the original ozfortress.com site and is the current home of ozfortress. Large portions of the old ozfortress forums can be accessed through the [https://web.archive.org/web/20230000000000*/https://ozfortress.com Wayback Machine Archive].
  
 
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==Major Leagues and Competitions==
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==Current Leagues and Competitions==
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===OZF: the ozfortress Sixes Seasonal League===
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===OZF: the ozfortress Seasonal League===
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'''2016 - Present'''<br>
 
 
====Overview====
 
====Overview====
 
[[File:OZF27.png|thumb|450px|Banner for ozfortress Sixes Season 27, played throughout early 2020.]]
 
[[File:OZF27.png|thumb|450px|Banner for ozfortress Sixes Season 27, played throughout early 2020.]]
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Announced on the 24th February, 2016, the ozfortress Sixes Seasonal League is the successor to the organization's previous [[Ozfortress#OWL:_the_ozfortress_Winter_League|OWL tournaments]] that concluded with OWL 14 and were continued into OZF 15 and beyond. The tournament has been ran triannually since its inception and features five tiers: Premier, High, Intermediate, Main and Open. Main was introduced as a solution to [[Glossary#Sandbagging|sandbagging]] and to provide a middle ground between Open and Intermediate.
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Announced on the 24th February, 2016, the ozfortress Seasonal League is the successor to the organization's previous [[Ozfortress#OWL:_the_ozfortress_Winter_League|OWL tournaments]] that concluded with OWL 14 and were continued into OZF 15 and beyond. The tournament has been ran triannually since its inception and features five tiers: Premier, High, Intermediate, Main and Open. Main was introduced as a solution to [[Glossary#Sandbagging|sandbagging]] and to provide a middle ground between Open and Intermediate.
  
 
====Format====
 
====Format====
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The ozfortress Sixes Seasonal League is most commonly run over a period of 10 weeks, the first seven being allocated to the regular season and the remaining weeks to playoffs. A pool of 9 maps is chosen prior to the seasons' launch. Premier, High and Intermediate are usually played in a round robin bracket, whilst Main and Open are run on the Swiss system. Throughout the regular season, two maps are chosen to be played by all teams each week. At the conclusion of the regular season, the top four teams of each division qualify for playoffs. Playoffs are run in a Bo3 format, with the three maps for each match being determined by a pick/ban system. The Premier grand final is a Bo5.
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The ozfortress Seasonal League is most commonly run over a period of 10 weeks, the first seven being allocated to the regular season and the remaining weeks to playoffs. A pool of 9 maps is chosen prior to the seasons' launch. Throughout the regular season, two maps are chosen for each week. At the conclusion of the regular season, the top four teams of each division qualify for playoffs. Playoffs are run in a Bo3 format, with the three maps for each fixture being determined by a pick/ban system. The grand final of each division is a Bo5.
  
 
OZF playoffs use the Page Playoff system, in which the top two teams play each other(upper page playoffs) and the bottom two play each other(lower page playoffs). The winner of the upper page playoffs graduates to the grand final, whilst the loser plays the winner of the lower page playoffs in the semi-final. The winner of the semi-final then plays the winner of the upper page playoffs in the grand final.
 
OZF playoffs use the Page Playoff system, in which the top two teams play each other(upper page playoffs) and the bottom two play each other(lower page playoffs). The winner of the upper page playoffs graduates to the grand final, whilst the loser plays the winner of the lower page playoffs in the semi-final. The winner of the semi-final then plays the winner of the upper page playoffs in the grand final.
  
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ozfortress 6v6 makes use of [https://whitelist.tf/ozfortress_6v6_s36 a custom whitelist]. <br>
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===Previous OZF Champions===
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Further information is available at the [https://docs.ozfortress.com/rules/sixes official ozfortress website].
 
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====Previous OZF Champions====
 
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! Season
 
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| 2020 ''(Aug-Nov)''
 
| 2020 ''(Aug-Nov)''
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_29|OZF 29]]
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_29|OZF 29]]
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|[[soirée]]<sup>1</sup>
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|[[soirée]]
 
| psychology majors
 
| psychology majors
 
| Artix Entertainment
 
| Artix Entertainment
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| 2021 ''(Jan-Apr)''
 
| 2021 ''(Jan-Apr)''
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_30|OZF 30]]
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_30|OZF 30]]
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|[[soirée]]<sup>1</sup>
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| ligma
 
| ligma
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| 2021 ''(Sep-Dec)''
 
| 2021 ''(Sep-Dec)''
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_32|OZF 32]]
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_32|OZF 32]]
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|[[soirée]]<sup>1</sup>
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|[[soirée]]
 
| lawn mowers
 
| lawn mowers
 
| God Emperor Seals
 
| God Emperor Seals
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| 2022 ''(Jan-Apr)''
 
| 2022 ''(Jan-Apr)''
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_33|OZF 33]]
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_33|OZF 33]]
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|[[soirée]]<sup>1</sup>
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| Flying Spies BLACK
 
| Flying Spies BLACK
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| 2022 ''(May-Jul)''
 
| 2022 ''(May-Jul)''
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_34|OZF 34]]
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_34|OZF 34]]
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|[[Witness Gaming AU|Witness Gaming]]<sup>1</sup>
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|[[Witness Gaming AU|Witness Gaming]]
 
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| CURSED
 
| CURSED
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| 2022 ''(Sep-Dec)''
 
| 2022 ''(Sep-Dec)''
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_35|OZF 35]]
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_35|OZF 35]]
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|[[Witness Gaming AU|Witness Gaming]]<sup>1</sup>
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| altombo's kittens
 
| altombo's kittens
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| 2023 ''(Jan-May)''
 
| 2023 ''(Jan-May)''
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_36|OZF 36]]
 
|[[Ozfortress_Season_36|OZF 36]]
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|[[Witness Gaming AU|Witness Gaming]]<sup>1</sup>
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|[[Witness Gaming AU|Witness Gaming]]
 
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| bob the digger
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| TBD
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| 6Sins
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| TBD
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| The Ferrari Strategists
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| TBD
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| 2023 ''(May-Jul)''
 
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|[[Ozfortress_Season_37|OZF 37]]
 
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| [[xcx]]<sup>1</sup>
 
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| fever kids
 
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| Insisting on a Phisting
 
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| Ownage + 5
 
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| fking hl mains
 
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| 2023 ''(Oct-Dec)''
 
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|[[Ozfortress_Season_38|OZF 38]]
 
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| [[Star Wars]]<sup>1</sup>
 
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| Ready Steady Tax Evasion
 
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| 6pack
 
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| Dysxleia
 
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| Talking Tom and Friends
 
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| 2024 ''(Feb-Apr)''
 
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|[[Ozfortress_Season_39|OZF 39]]
 
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| [[LeEsports]]<sup>1</sup>
 
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| NewJeans
 
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| The Company
 
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| taking my gamer medicine (games)
 
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| Noob Pug Avengers
 
 
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<sup>1</sup> The team names marked are fundamentally the same team under multiple aliases.
 
  
 
===OZHL: the ozfortress Highlander Seasonal League===
 
===OZHL: the ozfortress Highlander Seasonal League===
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'''2022 - Present'''<br>
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The ozfortress highlander league is a newer seasonal league designed for [[Highlander]] competition. OZHL functions much in the same way as OZF, but with a map pool, ruleset and weapon banlist suited to the Highlander gamemode. The league made its debut in mid 2022 after the [[Respawn League]] was dissolved into ozfortress. Staff previously overseeing RSL competitions were installed as ozfortress' new Highlander staff. Similarly, many teams such as [[red pandas]] and [[rascals]] that had formerly played in the Respawn League have competed in OZHL.  
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====Overview====
 
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The ozfortress Highlander Seasonal League is a newer league designed for [[Highlander]] competition. OZHL functions much in the same way as OZF, but with a map pool, ruleset and weapon banlist suited to the Highlander gamemode. The league made its debut in mid 2022 after the [[Respawn League]] was dissolved into ozfortress. Staff previously overseeing RSL competitions were installed as ozfortress' new Highlander staff. Similarly, many teams such as [[red pandas]] and [[rascals]] that had formerly played in the Respawn League (and UGC) have since competed in OZHL.
 
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Ozfortress has been predominantly a 6v6 platform for the vast majority of its lifetime. Previously, ozfortress hosted a now long-defunct ladder competition; the Ozfortress Highlander League (ozhl) which had its last title in 2014. This previous competition was run in much the same way as the late ozfl.
 
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====Format====
 
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As stated earlier, the ozfortress Highlander Seasonal League is run very similarly to the ozfortress Sixes Seasonal League. The season is run over 8 weeks, with the first five allocated to the regular season and three for playoffs. OZHL uses [https://whitelist.tf/ozfortress_hl_s3 a less restrictive whitelist] than ozfortress Sixes.
 
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Further information is available at the [https://docs.ozfortress.com/rules/highlander official ozfortress website].
 
  
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====Previous OZHL Champions====
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Ozfortress has been predominantly a 6v6 platform for the vast majority of its lifetime. Previously, ozfortress hosted a now long-defunct ladder competition; the Ozfortress Highlander League (ozhl) which had its last title in 2014. This previous competition was run in much the same way as the late ozfl.
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===Previous OZHL Premier Champions===
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| 2023 ''(Jun-Aug)''
 
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| [[Ozfortress_Highlander_Season_4|OZHL 4]]
 
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| [[Musos Deluxe]]
 
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| GARDEN OF EDEN APPLE PICKERS' UNION
 
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| Significant Otter
 
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| Boykissers
 
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| 2023 ''(Oct-Dec)''
 
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| [[Ozfortress_Highlander_Season_5|OZHL 5]]
 
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| [[Musos Deluxe]]
 
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| Team Wahoo!
 
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| goblin deez
 
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| 2024 ''(Feb-Apr)''
 
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| [[Ozfortress_Highlander_Season_6|OZHL 6]]
 
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| [[Musos Deluxe]]
 
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| WE ARE THE WORLD 39 FOR OPEN
 
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==Minor Leagues and Competitions==
 
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This section describes more casual or offseason events run by ozfortress.
 
 
===Ultiduo===
 
===Ultiduo===
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'''2007 - Present'''<br>
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ozfortress [[Ultiduo]] is an annual single-elimination competition run during the offseason between ozfortress' seasonal premier competition - in the past the OWL league and currently the OZF league. For the majority of its lifetime, Ultiduo has been an open tournament run over the period of several hours. Most recently however (Ultiduo 16) the tournament has been run over 3 days and 2 divisions.
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ozfortress [[Ultiduo]] is an annual single-elimination competition run during the offseason between ozfortress' seasonal premier competition - in the past the OWL league and currently the OZF league. For the majority of its lifetime, Ultiduo has been an open tournament run over either a period of a few days or a few hours. Most recently, (Ultiduo 17) the tournament has been run over 3 hours and 2 divisions.
 
  
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The ozfortress Ultiduo competition is the oldest still-running ''Team Fortress 2'' competition in the Oceanic scene, having been played for over 16 years as of 2024, with its origins lying as far back as the 27th of December, 2007. <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20071230221228/http://ozfortress.com/showthread.php?t=25002 Wayback Machine Archive: SINISTAR and BOWT are crowned the 1st ozf Ultimate Duo!]</ref>
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The ozfortress Ultiduo competition is the oldest still-running ''Team Fortress 2'' competition in the Oceanic scene, having been played for nearly 16 years, with its origins lying as far back as the 27th of December, 2007. <ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20071230221228/http://ozfortress.com/showthread.php?t=25002 Wayback Machine Archive: SINISTAR and BOWT are crowned the 1st ozf Ultimate Duo!]</ref>
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===Previous Ultiduo Champions===
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====Previous Ultiduo Champions====
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[[File:Ozultiduo1.jpg|thumb|600px|Banner for the debut tournament for ozfortress Ultiduo. This season was played before the release of the Ubersaw, Crusader's Crossbow or the Gunboats!]]
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[[File:Ozultiduo1.jpg|thumb|600px|Banner for the debut tournament for ozfortress Ultiduo. This season was played before the release of the Ubersaw or the Crusader's Crossbow!]]
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! Year
 
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! Season
 
! Winner (Soldier/Medic)
 
! Winner (Soldier/Medic)
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! Runner-up (Soldier/Medic)
 
 
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| 2007
 
| 2007
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| '''Ultiduo 1'''
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| Ultiduo 1
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| '''sinistar/bowt'''
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| sinistar/bowt
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| wackety/iori
 
 
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| 2008
 
| 2008
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| '''Ultiduo 2'''
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| Ultiduo 2
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| '''nesk/bowt'''
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| nesk/bowt
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| vision/nerfed
 
 
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| 2008
 
| 2008
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| '''Ultiduo 3'''
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| Ultiduo 3
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| '''komplex/tinfed'''
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| komplex/tinfed
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| nesk/bowt
 
 
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| 2009
 
| 2009
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| '''Ultiduo 4'''
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| Ultiduo 4
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| '''lottic/aze'''
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| lottic/aze
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| wackety/nomey
 
 
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| 2010
 
| 2010
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| '''Ultiduo 5'''
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| Ultiduo 5
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| '''lottic/yuri'''
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| lottic/yuri
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| yuki/bonobo
 
 
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| 2011
 
| 2011
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| '''Ultiduo 6'''
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| Ultiduo 6
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| '''yuki/bonobo'''
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| yuki/bonobo
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| lottic/yuri
 
 
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| 2012
 
| 2012
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| '''Ultiduo 7'''
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| Ultiduo 7
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| '''yuki/bonobo'''
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| yuki/bonobo
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| krollic/Avril
 
 
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| 2013
 
| 2013
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| '''Ultiduo 8'''
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| Ultiduo 8
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| '''yuki/No Mercy'''
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| yuki/No Mercy
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| Raiin/feresar
 
 
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| 2014
 
| 2014
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| '''Ultiduo 9'''
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| Ultiduo 9
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| '''yuki/bonobo'''
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| yuki/bonobo
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| Daveii/Mattr and ayR
 
 
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| 2015
 
| 2015
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| '''Ultiduo 10'''
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| Ultiduo 10
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| '''Jersh/Sam.'''
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| Jersh/Sam.
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| eps/termo
 
 
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| 2017
 
| 2017
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| '''Ultiduo 11'''
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| Ultiduo 11
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| '''krollic/Sam.'''
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| krollic/Sam.
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| HERTZ/Remo
 
 
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| 2018
 
| 2018
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| '''Ultiduo 12'''
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| Ultiduo 12
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| '''krollic/Sam.'''
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| krollic/Sam.
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| silvo/ceekay
 
 
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| 2019
 
| 2019
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| '''Ultiduo 13'''
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| Ultiduo 13
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| '''krollic/arnold'''
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| krollic/arnold
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| Doge.exe/v4na
 
 
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| 2020
 
| 2020
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| '''Ultiduo 14'''
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| Ultiduo 14
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| '''krollic/arnold'''
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| krollic/arnold
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| silvo/ceekay
 
 
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| 2021
 
| 2021
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| '''Ultiduo 15'''
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| Ultiduo 15
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| '''silvo/ceekay'''
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| silvo/ceekay
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| down/essence
 
 
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|-
 
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| 2022
 
| 2022
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| '''Ultiduo 16'''
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| Ultiduo 16
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| '''krollic/jd'''
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| krollic/jd
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| Donn/Precious.
 
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| 2023
 
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| '''Ultiduo 17'''
 
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| '''krollic/arnold'''
 
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| turris/jd
 
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===BBall===
 
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'''2023 - Present'''<br>
 
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[[BBall]] is a very recent addition to ozfortress' competitions run in much the same way as ozfortress Ultiduo. ozfortress BBall is a single-elimination competition run across the course of several hours.
 
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====Previous BBall Champions====
 
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! Year
 
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! Winner
 
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! Runner-up
 
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| 2023
 
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| '''BBall 1'''
 
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| '''robor/Doge.exe'''
 
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| LiquidAlchemy/HUNGRY4EGGS
 
 
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===MSNC: A Midsummer Night's Cup===
 
===MSNC: A Midsummer Night's Cup===
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'''2017 - Present'''<br>
 
 
A Midsummer Night's Cup are a series of single-night [[6v6]] competitions that were run twice a summer from 2017 through to 2019. From 2020 however, MSNC have been run at irregular intervals with the recent addition of a MSNC [[Highlander]] league. Teams are split into three divisions - either Premier, Intermediate and Open or Divisions 1 through 3. The focus for these cups is to provide ozfortress players with a more casual laid-back experience in between seasons. Hence, many MSNC tournaments have seen looser team compositions and more extensive offclassing than the seasonal leagues.
 
A Midsummer Night's Cup are a series of single-night [[6v6]] competitions that were run twice a summer from 2017 through to 2019. From 2020 however, MSNC have been run at irregular intervals with the recent addition of a MSNC [[Highlander]] league. Teams are split into three divisions - either Premier, Intermediate and Open or Divisions 1 through 3. The focus for these cups is to provide ozfortress players with a more casual laid-back experience in between seasons. Hence, many MSNC tournaments have seen looser team compositions and more extensive offclassing than the seasonal leagues.
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====Previous MSNC Premier Champions====
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===Previous MSNC Premier Champions===
 
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| MSNC Sixes 2023
 
| MSNC Sixes 2023
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| [[Witness Gaming AU|Witness Gaming]]
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| [[Witness Gaming]]
 
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| MSNC Highlander 2023
 
| MSNC Highlander 2023
 
| [[red pandas]]
 
| [[red pandas]]
 
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==Previous Leagues and Competitions==
 
==Previous Leagues and Competitions==
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===ozfl: the ozfortress league===
 
===ozfl: the ozfortress league===
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'''2008 - 2015'''<br>
 
 
The ozfortress league was a continuous 6v6 ladder competition open to teams of all skill levels. Match scheduling was determined by a team's win/loss streak, which provided them with the opportunity to face opponents at other skill levels, or opponents they would otherwise never meet in regular scrimmage. This league was seen as a proving ground for new maps designed for the competitive community, and was paired with a less restrictive whitelist. ozfl was largely regarded as a pathway into ozfortress' previous premier competition, the ozfortress winter league (OWL) series.
 
The ozfortress league was a continuous 6v6 ladder competition open to teams of all skill levels. Match scheduling was determined by a team's win/loss streak, which provided them with the opportunity to face opponents at other skill levels, or opponents they would otherwise never meet in regular scrimmage. This league was seen as a proving ground for new maps designed for the competitive community, and was paired with a less restrictive whitelist. ozfl was largely regarded as a pathway into ozfortress' previous premier competition, the ozfortress winter league (OWL) series.
  
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===ozfc: the ozfortress cup===
 
===ozfc: the ozfortress cup===
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'''2008 - 2013'''<br>
 
 
The ozfortress cup was a double elimination exhibition competition. The cup had 16 slots, 12 of which were occupied by the top 12 teams of the year. The remaining 4 slots were claimed as eight 'wildcards' who competed with each other in a qualifier format.
 
The ozfortress cup was a double elimination exhibition competition. The cup had 16 slots, 12 of which were occupied by the top 12 teams of the year. The remaining 4 slots were claimed as eight 'wildcards' who competed with each other in a qualifier format.
  
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The ozfortress cup was the first non-Ultiduo ozfortress ''Team Fortress 2'' competition to be run. The first OZFC began on the 10th of January, 2008 in an 8v8 format.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20080118012240/http://ozfortress.com/showthread.php?t=25201 Wayback Machine Archive: ozfc1 - draw and points]</ref>
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The ozfortress cup was the first non-Ultiduo Oceanic ''Team Fortress 2'' competition to be run. The first OZFC began on the 10th of January, 2008 in an 8v8 format.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20080118012240/http://ozfortress.com/showthread.php?t=25201 Wayback Machine Archive: ozfc1 - draw and points]</ref>
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===Previous ozfc Champions===
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====Previous ozfc Champions====
 
 
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===OWL: the ozfortress Winter League===
 
===OWL: the ozfortress Winter League===
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The ozfortress winter league was the initial premier competition series run by ozfortress. It was a seasonal, round-robin [[6v6]] invitational that ran approximately twice a year. Teams were split into skill based divisions, from Division 1 or Premier down to Division 6. However, the number of divisions often varied between seasons depending on the number of teams registered. A typical competition ran over 10 weeks of matches and teams were invited to apply for selection before the competition began. OWL was later phased out in favour of the ozfortress seasonal league following OWL 14 in early 2016. Recently however, the ozfortress winter league has made a comeback in the form of OWL 2021, running alongside the existing OZF seasonal league.
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===Previous OWL Champions===
 
[[File:Owl 14.png|thumb|600px|The banner for the final OWL season before the transfer to OZF. OWL 14 came to a close in September of 2015.]]
 
[[File:Owl 14.png|thumb|600px|The banner for the final OWL season before the transfer to OZF. OWL 14 came to a close in September of 2015.]]
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'''2009 - 2015'''<br>
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The ozfortress winter league was the initial premier competition series run by ozfortress. It was a seasonal, round-robin [[6v6]] invitational that ran approximately twice a year. Teams were split into skill based divisions, from Division 1 or Premier down to Division 6. However, the number of divisions often varied between seasons depending on the number of teams registered. A typical competition ran over 10 weeks of matches and teams were invited to apply for selection before the competition began.
 
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OWL was later phased out in favour of the ozfortress seasonal league following OWL 14 in early 2016. Recently however, the ozfortress Winter League has made a comeback in the form of OWL 2021, running alongside the existing OZF seasonal league.
 
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====Previous OWL Champions====
 
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| 2009
 
 
| OWL 1
 
| OWL 1
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| pretty good
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| [[pretty good]]
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| basement virginz
 
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| fray`R
 
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| proximity
 
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| 2010
 
 
| OWL 2
 
| OWL 2
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
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| we-r
 
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| Walken
 
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| Blitz
 
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| 2010
 
 
| OWL 3
 
| OWL 3
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
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| foxy
 
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| ALIVe
 
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| Ju1cy
 
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| 2010
 
 
| OWL 4
 
| OWL 4
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
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| vivid Reprisal
 
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| rofls
 
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| pz
 
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| 2011
 
 
| OWL 5
 
| OWL 5
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
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| #fever
 
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| Ћ
 
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| 2011
 
 
| OWL 6
 
| OWL 6
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
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| SYF
 
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| Untitled
 
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| We Few
 
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| 2012
 
 
| OWL 7
 
| OWL 7
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
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| sSb
 
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| World Underground
 
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| dialUp
 
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| One Night Stand
 
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| Team Casualty
 
 
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| 2012
 
 
| OWL 8
 
| OWL 8
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
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| Trigger Happy
 
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| Afflicted Above
 
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| One Night Stand
 
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| Total Badass Crumpets
 
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| Veni Vidi Vici
 
 
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| 2013
 
 
| OWL 9
 
| OWL 9
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
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| Crack Clan
 
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| Retro 6
 
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| ONS Friends Friendship Squad
 
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| defuncT
 
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| 2013
 
 
| [[OWL 10]]
 
| [[OWL 10]]
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
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| danger 5 + 1
 
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| m8s
 
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| Love 'n' Rockets
 
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| Ripe Strategy
 
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| The Goose is Loose
 
 
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| 2014
 
 
| [[OWL 11]]
 
| [[OWL 11]]
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
 
| [[Team Immunity]]
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| Mainlander Gaming Experience
 
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| Big Mistake
 
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| Too Young to Drink
 
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| SACRED.tf
 
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| 2014
 
 
| [[OWL 12]]
 
| [[OWL 12]]
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| Jasmine
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| [[Jasmine]]
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| Space Cadets
 
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| Multiplex
 
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| Boats Can't Fly
 
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| Happy Campers
 
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| 2015
 
 
| [[OWL 13]]
 
| [[OWL 13]]
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| Cash Money
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| [[Cash Money]]
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| :smug:
 
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| u ¢ me
 
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| Professional Ricecookers
 
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| 2015
 
 
| [[OWL 14]]
 
| [[OWL 14]]
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| Team Impunity
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| [[Team Impunity]]
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| Multiplex
 
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| Prem Dreams
 
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| auRa
 
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| TR6
 
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| [[OWL 2021]]
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| [[Vanquish's Aiming Academy]]
 
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===C4C: Capping for a Cause===
 
===C4C: Capping for a Cause===
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'''2010 - ~2012-13'''<br>
 
 
Capping for a Cause (stylised as '''Capping 4 a Cause''', or '''C4C''') was a 16 team open double-elimination competition run three times from 2010 to 2012. C4C aimed to raise funds for a named charity. Teams were asked to 'buy' their seeding by donating to the charity, where the highest seeds were given to the highest donating teams, providing them with a scheduling advantage throughout the tournament. Over the three iterations of C4C, over $22,000 AUD was raised for charities. These included the Australian Cancer Research Foundation, BeyondBlue and the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia.
 
Capping for a Cause (stylised as '''Capping 4 a Cause''', or '''C4C''') was a 16 team open double-elimination competition run three times from 2010 to 2012. C4C aimed to raise funds for a named charity. Teams were asked to 'buy' their seeding by donating to the charity, where the highest seeds were given to the highest donating teams, providing them with a scheduling advantage throughout the tournament. Over the three iterations of C4C, over $22,000 AUD was raised for charities. These included the Australian Cancer Research Foundation, BeyondBlue and the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia.
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====Previous C4C Champions====
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===Previous C4C Champions===
 
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==Where to Play==
 
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The official [https://discord.gg/dyudcxB ozfortress Discord] is the best place to advertise [[Glossary#LFT|LFT or LFP]]. The Discord also provides access to numerous player-run [[Glossary#PUG.2C_Pickup|PUG]] servers of various skill levels and formats.
 
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For Oceanic players new to competitive, the following Discord pick-up-game servers provide an introduction to the major formats. In order to play in these servers, it is required to link your steam account to the [https://ozfortress.com ozfortress website].
 
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====6v6====
 
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* {{flag|au}} [https://discord.gg/EAEysgp OCE Icebreaker]
 
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* {{flag|au}} [https://discord.gg/GfzhwaDct9 noob pugs]
 
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* {{flag|au}} [http://www.au.propugs.com propugs]
 
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====Highlander====
 
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* {{flag|au}} [https://discord.gg/hPUecg9thy FROGpugs AU/NZ]
 
  
 
== Streams ==
 
== Streams ==
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* {{flag|au}} [http://twitch.tv/bearcaststf2 BearCastsTF2]
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* {{flag|au}} [http://twitch.tv/tflivetv TFLIVE]
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* {{flag|us}} [http://twitch.tv/kritzkast KritzKast]
 
 
* {{flag|au}} [http://twitch.tv/CappingTV CappingTV]
 
* {{flag|au}} [http://twitch.tv/CappingTV CappingTV]
  

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