Zone 3 League Competitions
Ever wanted to play Laser Tag at a Competitive level?
Junior League
Ages 10 to 15
The Zone 3 Canberra Junior League is designed for those people who want to play Laser Tag at a more competitive level than the casual player.
Designed for players that are not old enough to join the Senior Leagues
Zone 3 Canberra Junior League starts on the first Monday of the ACT school terms 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Each Monday will involve a mix of fun game modes, not readily available to the public, as well as competitive game modes.
See our events page for details.
Term 1
Starts Monday – 3rd February 2025
Term 2
Starts Monday – 28th April 2025
Term 3
Starts Monday – 21st July 2025
Term 4
Starts Monday – 13th October 2025
If you turn 16 during a term you can still play in that term
We have Senior League members available onsite to assist and referee Junior mixed leagues.
Pricing
Non Member (Try out)
$22.00 for the session
Member
$17.00 each session
You can do a League session and receive a membership for $27.00
(Normal Membership is $20.00)
Senior League
Ages 16 and over
The Zone 3 Canberra Senior League is played over two seasons each year with one to two additional seasons in National competition format for upcoming Australian National and World Competitions.
Social League Seasons
We play one or two seasons of a social/fun league – where the game can be in almost any format agreed by the players at the start of the season.
For example;
- Teams
- Doubles
- Triples
Nationals Format Seasons
We play also one to two seasons in teams format in lead up to ”Nationals”.
These seasons may also contain bonus games post-Monday sessions for training and also bonus Sunday evening Training sessions closer to any National events.
You do not have to go to National events to play in the Nationals Format Seasons. Players will be grouped into teams attending and not attending during these seasons.
(Unless by invitation only, National training sessions are closed to the public and non-league players)
Pricing
Non Member (Try out)
$27.00 for the session
Member
$19.00 each session
You can do a league session and receive a membership for $32.00
(Normal Membership is $20.00)
All Senior League players are entitled to try out for the National Canberra Team competing in the Zone Laser Tag Australasian Championships
RULES
All our Team Format Social and National Comp Training Seasons currently operate under the Australian National Laser Tag Championship Rules in preparation for any member to be able to attend the Zone Laser Tag Australasian Championships.
New teams are formed each week to mix experienced players with less experienced players.
Each team plays 3 games, and a point system based on team rankings is used to determine the winning team. Total team scores are used as tiebreakers.
NEW PLAYERS
New players are advised that joining the league – especially during the Nationals Training seasons – can be somewhat disheartening, as during these seasons players are playing at their top level ready for Nationals – so it is a little more “competitive” than usual.
For that reason, we suggest that when you do play in a season it might be better to mix in with senior players that are not attending the Nationals. This will give you some direction and let you learn the best way to play at this level.
GENERAL GUIDELINES
Winning teams of any season are expected to break up for the next season and share their experience.
Teams consisting of new players, that insist on playing as a team and not mixing may do so but are advised that this is not the “best” experience and should really consider mixing.
All players should make themselves aware of the current rules and are expected to adhere to them prior to actually playing.
Events attended by Canberra players
See full description including rankings here
1999 – Australian Championships – Boxhill – Victoria
2000 – Australian Championships — Boxhill – Victoria
2001 – Australian Championships – Sunshine Coast – Queensland
2002 – Alhambra Los Angeles USA Nationals
2002 – Australian Championships – Canberra ACT – First Place.
2003 – Australian Championships – Hobart
2004 – Australian Championships – Northbridge
2005 – Australian Championships – Rockhampton
2006 – Australian Championships – Campbelltown
2007 – Australian Championships – Bendigo
2008 – New Zealand Invitational – Auckland
2008 – Australian Championships – Willetton
2009 – Australian Championships – Sunshine Coast
2009 World Championships – Tampere – Finland
2010 – New Zealand Invitational – Auckland
2010 – Australian Championships – Darwin
2011 – Australian Championships – Werribee – Victoria.
2011 World Championships – Syracuse – USA
2012 Australian Championships – Launceston Tasmania – Second Place.
2013 – Australian Championships – Canberra ACT
2014 – New Zealand – First Australasian Championships – Auckland
2014 – World Championships – Sunshine Coast – Australia
2015 – Australasian Championships – Bendigo – New South Wales
2016 – Australasian Championships – Lawnton – Queensland
2017 – Australasian Championship – Adelaide
2017 – World Championships – Belfort – France
2018 Australasian Championship – Albury – NSW
2019 Australasian Championship – Queensland.
2020 Australasian Championship – Northern Territory.
2021 – Moved to 2022 due to Covid 19
2022 – Bendigo – Victoria
2023 – Hobart.- Tasmania