Tuesdays rumor that the PSP was considering adjusting the rate of fire for the 2010 season proved to be a hot topic for the paintball community. We were fortunate enough to catch up with Lane Wright, President of the PSP, and ask him a few questions. Lane was kind enough to fill us in on a few issues and most importantly he provided an official statement for you, our readers, concerning the rate of fire issue. Check it out below..
Lane Wright
Lane Wright from the PSP has issued a statement on the event and his thoughts about the best paintball event of the season.
A secret paintball meeting regarding future of Pro Paintball was held in Las Vegas, Nevada last week. Is a merger between the NPPL and PSP in the works?
ProPaintball sits down with PSP Commissioner Lane Wright to discuss the state of the PSP, the future of paintball, merger rumors, and much more. Read on for an inside look at competitive paintball.
Credible sources report that USPL President Chuck Hendsch was spotted meeting with Keely Watson and PSP President Lane Wright at the USPL DC Challenge today. It should be noted that both parties appeared prepared with notebooks in hand so as … Read More
A few weeks back you asked Mike Hinman several questions including what it is like to lead the winningest team in paintball, steps to run a successful paintball team, NPPL, PSP and the WCPPL, coaching your team to victory, as well as the inside scoop as to what happened to San Diego Aftermath. Hinman, the coach of pro paintball team San Diego Dynasty, has answered your questions.
Over the weekend Southern California players and teams had their opportunity to experience X-ball in a professionally run regional event. Jessica and Mike Hinman ran one of the most impressive paintball events we have attended in a long time. For the last decade, local x-ball teams have