A smattering of some of the best and worst plays for the 2025 NXL Lone Star Open. You’ve got Yosh Rau hitting the buzzer with one second left, Blake Yarber landing a nasty jump shot, and Clint Johnson slicing through dudes like it’s nothing. Just non-stop action. Sea Dogs had a wild point against Damage, and there’s a hilarious moment where Matt Jackson faceplants into the snake. Plus, a 1v1 where the guy actually plays…
Paintball’s TV Comeback: Are We Ready? It’s been ages since paintball graced our TV screens. It’s a frequent topic of conversation among players, always questioning why and how we can get paintball back on television. Well, the wait is almost over—paintball is returning to TV on August 2nd, 3rd, or 4th! Here’s what you need to know about this exciting development: The Event Details: The Ocho: Production and Broadcast:
Just like in many competitive sports, sponsorships play a significant role in professional paintball. Teams and players often form partnerships with various brands in return for financial support, equipment, or other resources.
I really can’t wrap my head around why some of the larger paintball fields across the US aren’t diving into this more. I mean, places like Capital Edge here in Sacramento could easily organize a pro 1v1 tournament.
The new Chicago Aftershock roster is finally complete, and here’s the rundown of everyone. We’ve got a mix of previous Ironman players and some returning to Aftershock.
In a surprising move, Justin Rabackoff, also known as J-Rab, has parted ways with AC Diesel after just one year. The departure was unexpected, considering initial plans for a longer stay with the team.
The National Xball League (NXL) is exploring new ways to revamp paintball, aiming to cater to both pro teams and regular divisional squads. While the pros are up for trying out exciting changes, divisional players are more hesitant.
