WCPS Season Opener !

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The first event of the WCPS 2011 season kicked off this month. The season opener was held at Royal Ridges paintball field in Battleground, WA. Thirty teams between Novice, Rookie, Beginner and Pump divisions came for a fun and competitive day filled with over 200 games between the 5-man and 3-man fields. PBLive came out for the day with media coverage for the event.

Novice Division ended the day with Notorious in 1st Place, NW Devastation in 2nd, Seattle Swagger in 3rd, and 406's Finest in 4th Place. In Rookie Division, Notorious Gold finished 1st, D-Botch in 2nd, Jungle Cat Bandits in 3rd, and PDX VexX in 4th Place. In Beginner Division, 1st and 2nd Places went to Sanction A and Sanction B respectively, DBS Gunnerz took 3rd and Jericho A finished in 4th Place. For the Pump Division, A.P.C. clinched 1st Place, P-Town Pumpers Green took 2nd, Revolution came in 3rd and P-Town Pumpers Gold took 4th Place.

It was another outstanding day filled with competitive paintball, great reffing provided by Shooters and awesome prizes and raffles from some of our sponsors: Planet Eclipse, Draxxus, Component Concepts Inc, NW Ambush, PBRack, and Paintwarz. Thanks to every player and by-stander who came out and made this another successful and fun tournament day. We had teams from Idaho, Oregon, Montana and Washington attend this event and we thank all of you for coming out and making this the largest one yet!

A big thanks to Planet Eclipse for helping to make the WCPS the fastest growing tournament series in the Northwest! We look forward to seeing you all May 14th at Impact Action Sports in Tualatin, OR!

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