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Tiger Ambush is at it again! At the CFOA’s Palmetto Open, Ambush faced cold weather and relentless rain. As Forest Gump would say: “ Little bitty stingin’ rain, big ole fat rain, and even rain that flew in sideways. ” The turf field was like a sponge, and the pits were ankle-deep mud soup... Terrible rain can spell doom for lesser quality equipment, but Ambush had ZERO gun problems! Any sliding created tsunami type waves, but their Geo 3’s never missed a beat. Tiger pushed on through to another impressive 3 rd place finish, led by tournament MVP, Blair Howery. Blair said, “These Geo 3’s are rock solid. We couldn’t ask for more dependable gear. It is awesome having a marker that I know will work all the time, so I can focus on my responsibilities in the game. We are real happy having Planet Eclipse and Tiger Paintball behind us.” www.tigerpb.com We love it here at Planet HQ when you gear just keeps on rockin and our teams keep in w
Unlimited !!!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/128561354006014/ As you may already be aware, paintballing as a sport has already gathered a number of players who, like myself and others involved in this project, are playing with various levels of disability. Those players are very happy and proud to have been made so welcome by the players and industry alike. Both players and sites have almost without exception cheerfully provided real help with access to the sport, whilst at the same time not putting players with physical problems into a separate category and offering help without pity (they shoot us, after all). This is actually rather outside our collective experience in other areas of life; being disabled is not easy and can result in hardships both physical and financial as well as limiting ways to have fun, and very few sports are as accepting of disabled players as ours. In the wake of the Paralympic games and increased awareness of disabled sport, a group of paintballers alrea
Bob Gurnsey Scholarship Winners Announced
For immediate release - May 15th, Old Hickory, Tennessee The Bob Gurnsey Scholarship fund is very pleased to announce the winners and recipients for this year's scholarship assistance. This was not an easy task for the board members to evaluate each submission as there were numerous essays that were well written with interesting content. "While we would like to support ALL the students who submitted their essays this year" states board chairman Jim Lively, " only the ones with the top marks as graded by the board will be receiving financial assistance for their educational institution of choice. Thanks one and all for sending in your essays and special thanks to all that help support the fund annually" The following students were chosen to receive assistance from The Bob Gurnsey Scholarship Fund. Each submission was carefully graded for spelling and punctuation, Originality and the Ability to Express. $2,500 Tippmann Sports
Charity Event @ Skirmish Notts on 22nd & 23rd June
Well summer is upon us again and the nights are getting longer and warmer, so it’s time for the annual Skirmish Charity event. As some of you may already know the Skirmish Network as a whole, and in the early days with Steve Bull with the over 35 tournament series, have raised tens of thousands of pounds for national and local charities with the emphasis on having a purely fun event for everybody to enjoy. This year’s event will be held at Skirmish Nottingham in Sherwood Forest. The confirmed dates are Saturday 22 nd and Sunday 23 rd June. The format of the event will be as follows. Site opens after Saturday rental customers have left at 5.00 pm. A Floodlit camping area will be available on the sup air field, along with a sumo wrestling arena, where all comers are welcome to have a go. A 5 man mini formula 5 man event will be held on the Hyperball field with games up to 10 minutes long, against the clock, play as many times as you want. Teams