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Press Release: Empire Paintball Presenting Sponsor of CFOA

January 24, 2011 in CFOA

We just received the following press release in our inbox. According to the information below, the CFOA just inked a major sponsorship deal for the 2011 paintball season. Congratulations!


Empire Paintball, one of the most well-respected manufacturers in the paintball industry, offering several of the most widely known and highest quality products available, have reached an agreement with the CFOA to once again support the league as a League Presenting Sponsor for the 2011 season. “For the 6th year in a row, Empire Paintball is pleased to support the CFOA,” said VP of US Sales, Johnny Postorivo. “The CFOA has always put on an outstanding event series, with top notch locations and event support for the Southeast.” This arrangement will enable players and teams to shoot Empire’s brands of paint at  all the CFOA events in 2011 as well as purchase a selection of Empire’s tournament grade paint’s such as All-Star, Evil and the prestigious Ultra Evil at the events.

“Thanks to the support of Empire, the CFOA will continue offering great events and will continue to make bold steps to reduce the cost of competing for players at all levels in our region. We are really focused on bringing the fun back to tournament paintball in 2011, and none of this would be possible without their generosity and faith in what we do,” explained Event Coordinator, Ken Barrett.

About Empire Paintball:
Empire Paintball offers a variety of paintball products from warehouses across the United States and Europe and supports several of the most successful professional tournament teams in the world. Infamous, Dynasty, XSV and Vicious each found extensive success shooting Empire brand paintballs. The world’s top professional teams also wore E-Vents goggles on their way to the top of the podium. Empire continues to offer some of the best and most stylish clothing and performance wear available today.

About the Carolina Field Owners Assocation:
The CFOA will promote nine events in various formats and divisions in 2011 at venues across the Carolinas. For more information or to register for an event, visit the official league website online at www.thecfoa.com.

PSP: Unified National & Regional RaceTo Format

January 15, 2010 in AZPPL, CFOA, Industry News, PSP, Vicious Series, WCPPL

Paintball Sports Promotions (PSP) has just released their 2010 affiliate program with other regional tournament series’ nationwide, along with a map depicting the locations in which these series will be held. Read on for the official statement released including dates and the regional map!

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Rumor of the day: Ultimate Airball vs SupAir

December 30, 2009 in CFOA, College Paintball, NPPL, PSP, Rumor Reports, USPL, WCPPL

Ultimate Airball®ProPaintball.com staff just uncovered news of upcoming lawsuits that could greatly alter the cost and quality of your favorite local and national tournament series.

Updated 12/31/09 with a statement and clarification from Craig Miller of Ultimate Airball.
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What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas (not quite..)

December 1, 2008 in CFOA, CXBL, Industry News, NPPL, PSP, Rumor Reports

las-vegasAs reported on earlier via VFTD, Dave Youngblood (DYE), Lane Wright (PSP) and Rob Staudinger (Paintball Central), among others, are meeting in Las Vegas to discuss the PSP 2009 season. Prior to this mornings announcement (NPPL/Pacific Paintball LLC. throw in the towel), major discussions were to begin in the PSP camp regarding the often dreamed upon one league (one format, one brand, one league).

With the NPPL filing chapter 7 and liquidating its paintball holdings, Lane and Co. will be focusing on how they plan to weather the economic downturn (recession, depression, call it how you see it).

Ideas being tossed around include ending the NXL (as mentioned previously on PBR) and replacing it with professional and semi-professional divisions, increasing the ties with regional series (AXBL, CFOA, etc.) and patching up the relationship between the PSP and Millenium series. With that said, it should be noted that the NXL has been financed for a long time by Smart Parts and they will not be too happy about putting that dog to rest.

On the subject of brand names, rumors are circulating that the PSP is looking for a new series name that they can better brand on the industry. Apparently Procaps holding the X-ball trademark hasn’t helped the organization expand into new mediums and they will be looking for a new brand name. With that being said, word on the street is Smart Parts will be bidding fiercely for the rights to the NPPL brand name.

2009 could very well be the year we see an NPPL branded Xball format.