2009 NZ RPS Champ is KATHRYN HITCHINGS aka "Kat Power"!
'Kat Power' (pic left) Player Profile;
Age: 27.
Home town: Christchurch.
Occupation: Hospitality.
Preferred playing hand: Right.
RPS Style: Random.
Second place went to Britney 'Rock Lobster' Morison (pic right), Dunedin. 'Kat Power' went onto compete in the Australian Open RPS Champs main event on the Gold Coast where she placed third to overall winner Michael Stewart aka ‘Senior Mick’ (AUST). Mick went onto compete in the World Champs in Toronto, Canada but knocked out in early rounds.
Tim Conrad from Michigan, USA won the prestigious 2009 World Rock Paper Scissors Championships title and pocked the CA$7,000.00 first prize cheque.
NZRPSC competition entry is free, unless charity fundraiser, and registration will be accepted on the day/night of competition. Players are encouraged to enter a team, themed if desired, or just fly solo.
An internationally renowned sport, the history of Rock Paper Scissors (RPS) is extremely rich. RPS is also know as; Jenken or Jan Ken Pon (Japan), Roshambo (Southwestern U.S.), Shnik Shnak Shnuk (Germany), Ching Chong Chow (South Africa), Farggling (U.S.) & Scissors Paper Stone (United Kingdom).
RPS is a decision making game of wits, speed, dexterity and strategy between players who are unable to reach a decision using other means. The result of a match is considered a binding agreement between the players. In the case of professional or tournament play the decision is replaced by honour points toward a championship title.
NZRPSC competition rules are governed, maintained and approved by the World RPS Society (WRPSS) under the guidance and authority of the World RPS Steering Committee.
Thank you for your time. Kool Hanz Luke - NZRPSC Coordinator. CELL#0061 417 706537
Check out the TV3 story featuring 2008 NZ Champ, Mark Prictor.
Check out the Sunday Magazine 2009 NZRPSC Story
Check out the trailer from 'Rock Paper Scissors: the way of the Tosser' MOVIE
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