It was not long before the sound of cracking paint slamming
into the bunkers and the sound of the G count echoed
around the site. One thing was for sure; the games were on.
I caught up with Sandbaggers DC, a group of kids who
were growing in confidence with each game they played. I
first chatted to this team way back at round 1, so I thought it
would be good to see how things were going. Chatting to
Eathan Cole, Jack Latham Keanen Isaac, and Ellio Gajewski,
I asked how they are finding the field.
They came at me with such energy and enthusiasm, “It’s a
great field to play. It’s fast, but you can also play defensive.
It has everything.” This young bunch has become a great
deal. They are getting better and better with each round.
One thing is for sure; if this is the future of British paintball,
we are in a great place. Keep up the hard work lads!
Clint Moore was back home playing along side London
Nexus after a season away with Art Chaos, having missed a
couple of rounds due to a neck injury.
He was back for round 3 looking to spur on the team not
only within the CPPS, but also the Millennium. Could Clint
be the difference on a team that is in a transition?
But it’s the Birmingham Disruptions that are taking this year
by storm. Finishing off the weekend in 1st place, they are
on course to finish the season as top team in the UK. The
momentum is truly on their side going into round 4 and also
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