Japan Cup, also the final leg of the JPA series was held in Iwata Shizuoka on the 4th of December.

Winds were blowing very heavy which at times also blew away the bunkers, but it did not stop the tournament. This tournament had 13 teams take part which is the most teams a JPA leg has ever had. Hopefully this would be the start of the growth of paintball in Japan and get more teams in the future.

The Japan Cup also had a special guest who traveled from Malaysia playing for Team Delta Rovers, Mr. Wong Wei in which took part in this event with Team KU.

After 41 games, the result  of the Final Leg

Open Class:   Team KU
Novice Class: Team RYU
Beginner class: Team OB5

Series Winner
Open: Team KU
Novice: Team RYU
Beginner: Team AGUD

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We are back from beautiful Lankawi Island! And what an adventure it was

Poison Ivy was invited to World Cup Asia by Pals and AKR last winter, and we have been looking forward to this event all year! We were invited as the only all girl team to play in division (1).We went down to the event with Silje Eriksen, Benedicte Rønneberg, Pia A. Askevold, Linn A. Askevold and Marie Magnusson.

We flew down on the 8th of november and after a 18 hour flight from Norway, we finally landed at Langkawi airport late on the 9th. We were super excited to see the site and venue that was so close to the airport and hotel. Thursday was spent sight seeing the mangroves and a really cool fish farm. We finished off with an amazing lunch at a beautiful resort right on the beach. When we got back from our little ”adventure”, we hurried down to the site (which was a huge indoor venue, with AC and a lot of space!! ). We were amazed by the size and the level of professionalism, it was nothing like we had ever experienced before. Thursday night we attended the royal banquet with the Princess and Sultan of Kedah, Malaysia.

As far as the teams we were playing we had no idea what to expect of the level of play in Asia….. We had five games in the preliminaries, three games on friday and two on saturday… and only played our five players..

We started our Friday with a game against LostBoyz and lost 3-1, Hustle was next and we lost 4-0. Megapolis Moscow was out first good game and we won 3-1. Saturday we played against Fei-Pi 1923 and Hostile Intensions with the results 4-0 and 2-2. So over all a pretty good preliminary round for Poison Ivy. We had no idea if we made it through to the next round, and late on Saturday we finally knew that we made it to Sunday!

On Sunday played Demonz , Hostile Intensions and Reaper, we lost 3-2, 2-1 and 4-0. So that was the end of the event for us. Overall we were really happy with our playing and our results. We had fun and we gave it our very best. Overall we ended on 12th place with 110 points.

Congratulations to Datis from Iran for taking 1st!

We got to meet a a lot of new players from Asia, and we were amazed by all the attention we were given. We were really happy to see all the girl players over there, almost every team had a girl playing for them! It’s really cool to see that more girls are discovering the awesome sport of paintball all over the world! Hopefully we were a good example for girls that it’s possible to be an all girl team, and still do well in the top divison!

To all the people that helped us out it the pit (especially Adrian, Eric and Kevin ), cheered for us, and helped coaching us from the sidelines; THANK YOU! Your support means the world to us! We really hope to see all of you again next year…

To sum it up….This is probably the best event we have ever experienced, and we have to give a big THANK YOU to WCA for giving us this amazing opportunity! We hope that we are able to come back and play WCA in 2012 !!!

xoxo -P.I
www.poisonivy.blogg.no

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The weekend of the 19/20 November saw the 7th annual UK Paintball Awards held in Birmingham, England. This event is the culmination of the UK paintball season and has an attendance in excess of 250 guests. For the past six years, the UK Paintball Industry have held an end of season awards ceremony to recognise those who have contributed to the game over the course of a season. The evening is a formal black tie and ball gown event and the Awards themselves are presented after a three course dinner and before the disco.

The Awards event is the only occasion in the calendar where players, event organisers, site owners, retailers, distributors and manufacturers all get to spend time together in a social situation. But it’s not all paintball paintball paintball….. Many of those attending are accompanied by their partners which gives the non-paintball people a chance to put the odd face to a name.

The Dog Soldiers were joined for the evening by DYE’s very own Rich Thornton. Nervousness grew around the table as the presentations approached, with the team having been nominated in three categories for the season. However, as the evening unfolded the nervousness turned to elation as the team claimed all three awards they were up for:
UK Scenario Team of the Year – Dog Soldiers
UK Male Player of the Year – Paul “Spoony” Given
UK Young Player of the Year – Jarreth “Shorty” Holden

It has been a long season in the UK and the team have racked up over 16 big games this year including the Super 6 series, Call to Duty II and III, Agimont big game in Belgium as well as the Oklahoma D-Day game alongside the Tactical Ironmen. The team set out with the aim of building on their 2010 success (where they won Breakthrough Team of the Year) and have exceeded their best expectations for one of the smaller teams on the circuit. It has been a great year with great teammates.

We would like to say a massive thanks to both BZ Paintball and DYE UK for their support and the use of the top class Dyecam tactical gear throughout the year – the camouflage really is some of the best we’ve ever seen. Also a massive thank you to the whole UK community for an amazing 2011 season.

The team are now looking to build on their foundations moving forward into 2012 – with the Super 6 series, Oklahoma D-Day and two more European big games on the calendar, three key General roles secured as well as some exciting kit innovations in the pipeline – it looks like an exciting season ahead once again!

See you on the field very soon………..
Phil. Dog Soldiers.

Extreme Pros Paintball and Oringmonkey.com will be hosting a speedball clinic at Camp Pendleton on Dec 4th.

We’ve confirmed 3 Pro Players. Mike Mesa from SD Dynasty and Eric Humphreys / Brandon Short from IronMen.

Learn from the best!

Things we’re going to cover at the clinic:

a) Field Awareness
b) Run and gun
c) Communication
d) Snake play
e) Situational scenario (1 vs 3, 4 vs 2, 2 vs 2, etc)
f) Defensive and Offensive drills
g) How to close games out
h) AND MUCH MORE!!

$40 includes entry + air + bbq lunch + drinks + snacks! (Pre-registration)

$50 On Site Registration. (Call us, email us, facebook us, etc — need a solid count for food preparation. Can’t feed 30 extra people if they show up unannounced!)

Come in for signup and we’ll have paintballs on sale just for this event!

PLEASE RSVP as we need to prepare enough food for the bbq lunch!

Any questions, please call the store at 714-638-8933 or email us at extremepros@Yahoo.com

Thanks

Extremepros.com
Oringmonkey.com
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