Midwest Alliance !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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In 2016, 2 top teams from WI decided to join forces to make one powerhouse team and with that Midwest Alliance was born. Midwest Alliance, a D4 Planet Eclipse sponsored team placed 2nd in the opening round of the Commando Paintball Series held in Little Suamico on Sunday, May 1, 2016. Midwest Alliance placed 2nd out of 10 teams, missing out on the 1st place podium to Siege Paintball, based out of Mukwanago, Wisconsin. Midwest Alliance will seek to improve upon its mark at the next event in the series scheduled for July 10, 2016. We would like to thank Planet Eclipse and Marc Lancia for believing in us and supplying our team with the best markers and custom team jerseys in the industry! says Steve Jamroz.



“We have been working with Wisconsin Evolution before they joined forces to develop Midwest Alliance. For such a young team they have done much more then most teams do to help develop the sport and promote their team. Its great to see teams taking the initiative these days. On top of that they are great players! They had a great season last year and started off the 2016 season with a 2nd place finish as a new team. I am excited to see their other documentaries that they will produce throughout the year and look forward to seeing them on the podium! Good luck in 2016!” says Marc Lancia of Planet Eclipse. 





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  1. Midwest Alliance18 July 2016 at 16:03

    Thank you to Planet Eclipse and Marc Lancia for his unwavering support of our team and the sport of Paintball.

    For more Midwest Alliance videos, check out our YouTube Channel at; https://www.youtube.com/user/2pegproductions

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