Editing Ozfortress (section)

==Previous Leagues and Competitions==
This section covers currently inactive ozfortress leagues or competitions. This includes those that have been formally concluded and those that may return in future years.

===ozfl: the ozfortress league===
'''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 the longest running Team Fortress competition in the Oceanic scene, with its origins lying as far back as November 2002 with ''Team Fortress Classic''.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20021206100839/http://ozfl.ozfortress.com/ Wayback Machine Archive: OZFL - Season 1 commenced!]</ref> The first signups for the ''Team Fortress 2'' edition of the ozfortress league were announced on the 7th of May 2008 and began with an 8v8 format with random critical hits.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20080621190542/http://ozfortress.com/showthread.php?t=26403 Wayback Machine Archive: ozfortress Team Fortress 2 League]</ref> The second round of matches saw a new 6v6 format being run alongside 8v8 and random crits disabled, before 8v8 was phased out entirely in March of the following year.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20090316070728/http://ozfortress.com:80/ Wayback Machine Archive: ozfortress says good-bye to 8v8]</ref>

The ozfortress league ran a total of 127 rounds of ''Team Fortress 2'' matches spanning nearly 7 years, with the final game being played on the 20th of March, 2015. [[Team Immunity]] accounted for 55 of the titles won, thus winning over 40% of ozfortress league titles.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20190109053433/http://www.ozfortress.com/showthread.php?t=28089 Wayback Machine Archive: ozfortress league title history]</ref>

===ozfc: the ozfortress cup===
'''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 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>

====Previous ozfc Champions====
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 30%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Season
!  Winner
|-
| OZFC 1
| [[MAD DOGZ]]
|-
| OZFC 2
| [[Team Immunity]]
|-
| [[OZFC 3]]
| [[Team Immunity]]
|-
|}

===OWL: the ozfortress Winter League===
[[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.]]
'''2009 - 2015'''<br>
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.
====Previous OWL Champions====
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=7 style="width: 100%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Year
! Season
! Premier
! Division 2
! Division 3
! Division 4
! Division 5
! Division 6
|-
| 2009
| OWL 1
| pretty good
| basement virginz
| fray`R
| proximity
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| 2010
| OWL 2
| [[Team Immunity]]
| we-r
| Walken
| Blitz
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| 2010
| OWL 3
| [[Team Immunity]]
| foxy
| ALIVe
| Ju1cy
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| 2010 
| OWL 4
| [[Team Immunity]]
| vivid Reprisal
| rofls
| pz
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| 2011
| OWL 5
| [[Team Immunity]]
| #fever
| Ћ
| GC™
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| 2011
| OWL 6
| [[Team Immunity]]
| SYF
| Untitled
| We Few
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| 2012
| OWL 7
| [[Team Immunity]]
| sSb
| World Underground
| dialUp
| One Night Stand
| Team Casualty
|-
| 2012
| OWL 8
| [[Team Immunity]]
| Trigger Happy
| Afflicted Above
| One Night Stand
| Total Badass Crumpets
| Veni Vidi Vici
|-
| 2013
| OWL 9
| [[Team Immunity]]
| Crack Clan
| Retro 6
| ONS Friends Friendship Squad
| defuncT
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| 2013
| [[OWL 10]]
| [[Team Immunity]]
| danger 5 + 1
| m8s
| Love 'n' Rockets
| Ripe Strategy
| The Goose is Loose
|-
| 2014
| [[OWL 11]]
| [[Team Immunity]]
| Mainlander Gaming Experience
| Big Mistake
| Too Young to Drink
| SACRED.tf
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| 2014
| [[OWL 12]]
| Jasmine
| Space Cadets
| Multiplex
| Boats Can't Fly
| Happy Campers
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| 2015
| [[OWL 13]]
| Cash Money
| :smug:
| u ¢ me
| Professional Ricecookers
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
| 2015
| [[OWL 14]]
| Team Impunity
| Multiplex
| Prem Dreams
| auRa
| TR6
| style="background-color:#bababa;" |
|-
|}


===C4C: Capping for a Cause===
'''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.
====Previous C4C Champions====
{| class="wikitable" cellpadding=2 style="width: 30%; text-align: center;"
|-
! Season
! Winner
|-
| C4C
| [[Team Immunity]]
|-
| C4C2
| [[Team Immunity]]
|-
| C4C3
| [[Team Immunity]]
|}