West Point!!

[LittMag]

I had a blast, some parts of the game weren't very well organized though. There was some controversy w/ the assult on the red base. I was with the general in the very lead group, at the side of the base with the lead squad, I ran out of air w/ a little less than half a hopper full of paint. We were shooting people in the red base and they would not leave (we could get hit, but could get recharged by our general). Personally I tagged one person 5 or 6 times with seeing 3 breaks, and he just stood there. Finally after being bunkered by 30 or so reds from no more than 10 feet away (I have the welts to prove it), the refs finally stopped it. I dunno what happened after that, because I left the field after the stoppage to try to get more air to return, but the airfill station had closed. I dunno what happened after that. As I walked away, one of the red players grabbed the flag from our General.

Aside from that little miscommunication (and the almost fight during the 2nd phase near the house in the center) I had a GREAT time. Today, I'm VERY VERY sore, and my right shoulder is more welt than skin (it's the shoulder I turned to face the bunkering).

-Litt

[LittMag]

Taken from PBN

The final score
Guys, thanks for coming out. This will probably be our last year with severe - the paint was better this year, but I really like the RPS starch shells.

Conditions were...poor...for the game. The sunny day that I'm enjoying today on Sunday is just comical considering the 30 degree snow, fog and rain that we had to fight through yesterday.

In any case, at the end of Phase II, the game was at 800 to 400. With the final phase, the Vietnamese gained 250 points for keeping their base, and an additional 100 pts for capturing the US general's flag. Unfortunately, that kept the NVA score only at 750. The US ended up winning with the score 800 to 750.

Really appreciate the turnout guys. I'll get you back in the fall. Thanks to Blue's Crew for an outstanding performance as 2nd Plt. Hudson Valley paintball for the advertising, and helping setup the air. And X-Fire paintball for their constant support and gifts at the end.

I know there are plenty of folks (Team Prozac) that also played key roles - I can't name you all, but again, thanks for a great day of ball.

Arnold Lee
#12 Black Knights Paintball

just to gloat, I was assigned to the platoon w/ Team Prozac