WCPS # 3

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After weeks of rain and clouds, the blue skies and warm 80 degree weather was a true blessing for WCPS Event #3 on June 12th. The morning started off cool under the great tree canopy of the Splat Action field, nestled in a forested area of Molalla, Oregon. Teams and spectators all arrived and got settled in and prepared for the day full of games with 21 teams total registered.

The day was packed with 64 games in the preliminaries for the Rookie and Open Divisions, and 36 games in the prelims for the Beginner Division. Washington team and Planet Eclipse Sponsored Team, Seattle Swagger, took home the championship for the second event in a row in the Open Division with Legendary placing second and Planet Eclipse sponsored team, Riot Kings taking third place. For the Rookie Division, Code Blue pulled ahead of A.C.I. Black for the win, with Shooters in third place. WCPS introduced the new Beginner Division at Event #3 as a three man tournament with coaching allowed for players with two events or less of tournament experience. H8R Kidz, a Washington team, took the lead for first place, ahead of The Shenanigans and Legacy, both Oregon teams. The winning teams took home prizes from our sponsor, Planet Eclipse, including a gear bag, pod packs, jerseys, shirts and beanies.


The WCPS is continually impressed with the positive attitudes that the teams and players are showing at the events. We love to see everyone out to have fun and enjoy a great day of paintball! Thanks again to our incredible Sponsors: Planet Eclipse, Draxxus, Paintwarz, and Mafia Air! See you all at Event #4 in Tualatin, Oregon on July 31st!

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