West Coast PB Event #4

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The West Coast Paintball Series was excited to host our fourth event of the 2010 season as the first tournament ever held at the new Tualatin, Oregon field, Impact Action. Nineteen teams between the Open, Rookie and Beginner divisions arrived bright and early and were ready to play some paintball! For the Open Division, Oregon's Team USA took home first place, Washington team Seattle Swagger took second, and Oregon team Awesome came in third. All teams exhibited some great competition on the field for the top places!

Washington teams swept the Rookie Division with team Code Blue taking home first place for the second event in a row. Team PLAYA H8RZ earned second place and NW Devastation took third place.
Four new teams and three second event teams competed for the top places in the new Beginner Division. Oregon team, Crossfire fought hard and earned first place, Washington team, H8R Kidz took second place and Oregon team, Green took home third place.

Thank you to all of our sponsors Planet Eclipse, Draxxus, Mafia Air, Paintwarz and A-Team Awards - these events just wouldn't be the quality level that they are without your partnership and support. We really had a great time and are continually amazed at the amount of great sportsmanship on and off the field by the players. Looking forward to another great event on September 11 at CDR Park in Oak Harbor, Washington! Get ready to play on some high quality turf!



Open Division
1st place- Team USA
2nd place- Seattle Swagger
3rd place- Team Awesome

Rookie Division
1st place- Code Blue
2nd place- Playa H8rz
3rd place- NW Devastation

Beginner Division
1st place- Crossfire
2nd place- H8R Kidz
3rd place- Team Green


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