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SPS had an absolutely SMASHing day at UWL Midlands Leg, their first ever win in a competitive event!  There was a great atmosphere in Div 1 with all the teams having good crack together and playing very fair. Morning Wood, Proteus, Warzone Warriors, AUP, PUPS, Onslaught SF,  BUPS and of course the very game Jungle guys who had basically never played anything even remotely resembling this, went out and got smashed but kept going all day. Well done Jungle! Also massive props to BUPS who very nearly pipped us at the last hurdle. They didn't lose a game all day until the final.    Needless to say the LV1’s, ETEK’s, ETHA's and GEO’s were flawless all day, dropping G’s left right and centre.  Valken paint was spot on, weather was great, bacon rolls were lovely, Adrenalin Jungle is a very well looked after site, hopefully play there again. Great day out. Leon “Leeroy” Dugdale also maintains his 1st place in the Div 1 players rankings and 2nd in the overall Pla

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https://www.facebook.com/epplevents Over 24 teams were in attendance April 11 th through the 13 th , 2014 playing in 3 divisions at the EPPL (Ecuadorian Professional Paintball League) paintball tournament on the beautiful beaches of Salinas, Ecuador.   Since its inception in 2010, the league has improved on all aspects – reffing, team attendance and infrastructure.  Edmundo Jordan, owner of Guayaquil Paintball Club was the organizer of the event.   Edmundo was very proud that once again, he was able to host the event inside of the Dr. Camilo Gallego Dominguez Soccer Stadium.  PSP ultimate ref David Baker was on hand to handle reffing on the field.  Local teams, Team Monosalvaje and Team Monosalvaje Kids were the talk of the event.  They set the tournament on fire, both coming in undefeated all the way through to finals!  Team Monosalvaje has been proudly sponsored by Planet Eclipse since 2007.  Games were fast and aggressive.  Both squads showed they came to

The California State Long Beach Paintball team is proud to announce that they have renewed their sponsorship deal with Planet Eclipse and Extreme Pros Paintball for the 2014 season.  They have just received their new Planet Eclipse LV1s & Geo 3.1s markers and 2014 pants, gearing them up for Nationals.  “The squad looks strong this year, we practiced hard and we want to redeem ourselves from last year. We would like to thank Planet Eclipse for their continued support of our program, in addition we would like to thank Extreme Pros Paintball - the best pro shop in Southern California for helping out with our sponsorship.” said Jordan Tsai the team captain and graduating Kinesiology senior.   “We are excited to extend our sponsorship contract with Cal State Long Beach throughout the 2014 season. The team had a tremendous year in 2013, just coming up short with the championship at Nationals. We appreciate the team’s and Extreme Paintballs continued support! We wish

Round 1 of the Millennium Series has been and gone, with Puget-Sur-Argens proving to be a great event for all who entered. The event was especially great for our boys at Edmonton Impact who won the CPL, after a 2013 season of impressive performances. But there was another story happening that also captured our attention. One that involved a 1 on 1 sideshow, a selection of ballers of all skill levels and a 14 year old called Ruben Van Maasacker. This event was ultimately won by Oliver Lang but the story here is how 14 year old Ruben played Ollie in the semi-final AND shot him in their best-of-3 match up. Thousands of webcast viewers and fellow ballers alike were rooting for Ruben as he shot his way to the semis, and at Planet Eclipse we like an underdog story. So we caught up with Ruben and asked him a few questions. So, Ruben, how are things? Which team do you play with and what leagues? I'm great. I play for team Badboys Oss, we play in two competitions this summer se

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ONCE MORE INTO THE BREECH… Our second foray into the realm of competitive woodsball within the Ultimate Woodsball League started off in the normal Tennessee early spring way – a clear practice day, a rainy and cold game day, followed by a warm game day.   We never can figure out what mother-nature has in store for us, so we prepare for the worst. Practice day let us work off some of the winter atrophy and learn how to work with a few new players for our team.   Not only did we enjoy working a few points against each other in the “Western Town” at Bearclaw Paintball (Fayetteville, TN), but we also said hello and talked with what we hope to be a regular face at our home field – UWL’s very own Tom Cole.   Tom has one thing that we like a lot – a great following of like minded fellow paintballers that love to go 110% at game time, but also have the mind to play with sportsmanship on and off the field.   This event drew teams from as far away as Wisconsin, New York, and