What To Do At The River City Open

The PSP has posted things to do in Omaha when you’re at the River City Open.

First, you can go to The Old Market. I’m sure of the loads of fun you’ll have there. You can’t spell fun without Old Market. No wait, you can, easily, but tame can’t be.

If markets aren’t your thing, then you can get drunk with Creighton University students at various clubs. Go Bluejays!

Yes, since that’s something to brag about when there will be a lot of young kids there. I’m sure parents are looking forward to Saturday night specials at the Shark Club. $2.50 Cuervo shots and $1 secret ninja shots?!?!? Holy crap, I’m there. Right after someone buys me a plane ticket.

But if going to some market and getting wasted aren’t your alley, then go to one of three casinos located nearby. Just try not to lose all the paint money. But if you do, it gives you an excuse to get wasted with college students.

The PSP looks awesome.

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2007 PSP Chicago Results

The Chicago PSP has come and gone. And I would’ve posted this early, but have just had too many problems arise.

For the NXL, the winner was Texas’s X-Factor. Big congrats to them on their first NXL win. Second and third were Ironmen and Dynasty respectively.

Russian Legion, after a 23 to 1 beatdown on Ultimate, made 10th, failing to advance to Saturday.

The complete list

  1. X-factor
  2. Los Angeles Ironmen
  3. San Diego Dynasty
  4. Philly Americans
  5. Detroit Strange
  6. Chicago Aftershock
  7. LA Infamous
  8. Seattle Naughty Dogs
  9. Jax Raiders
  10. Boston Red Legion
  11. NE Hurricanes
  12. Baltimore Trauma
  13. San Diego Legacy
  14. Ultimate
  15. Las Vegas LTZ
  16. XSV

The new standings for the year are as follows

  1. Los Angeles Ironmen 280
  2. San Diego Dynasty 270
  3. X-Factor 255
  4. Boston Red Legion 240
  5. LA Infamous 210
  6. Detroit Strange 185
  7. Philly Americans 180
  8. Chicago Aftershock 175
  9. Jax Raiders 175
  10. Sacrmento XSV 130
  11. Seattle Naughty Dogs 120
  12. NE Hurricanes 110
  13. Las Vegas LTZ 110
  14. San Diego Legacy 105
  15. Baltimore Trauma 95
  16. Ultimate 60

This PSP also consisted of the All Star match, which is why the NXL finals were held on Saturday instead of Sunday. The East wins by taking the first 2 games with scores of 13 – 8 and 9 – 8.

For Open X-Ball, the winner was Aftermath followed by Impact, Avalanche X, and Static.

The rest of the scores are after the jump

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NPPL Coming Back On TV

The NPPL just announced on their feed that they have reached an agreement with Fox Sports Net to air the NPPL starting in September October and going to Christmas. It will consist of a 13 episode run airing on 4:30 on Tuesdays. They will begin filming at Boston and Kansas City, though mostly at Boston. The show is supposed to consist more on the paintball lifestyle than just the games.

They also stated possible locations that the Commander Cup might be. The first, and most awesome, is Texas, with the other one being Phoenix, or just somewhere in Arizona. I hope it it’s Texas, since that would allow me to go there.

Update

They just sent out an email with more details

In a live webcast earlier today through www.NPPLlive.com, the President of the National Professional Paintball League (NPPL) Shawn Walker announced that the NPPL will launch a television show on Fox Sports Net this fall. While some of the final details of the contract are still being worked out, the show will begin airing October 2, 2007 with 13 consecutive episodes airing each Tuesday.

The 13-part docu-drama series will be showcasing the lives, personalities and culture of the sport of paintball. The viewer will see the players as people before they see them as athletes. By using a wide spectrum of features, the show will breakdown the paintball industry with segments on globalization, Hollywood appeal, as well as the business of paintball and technology.

With a new episode each week, the shows will air Tuesdays from October 2nd, 2007 – December 25, 2007 at 4:30 PM in all time zones.

The production company partnering with the NPPL, Winnercomm, is America’s largest producer of live sports programming, supplying over 1,500 hours of programming annually to 16 national television networks, and has earned 14 Emmy Awards.

FOX Sports Net, owned by FOX Entertainment Group, provides regional sports programming to 85 million US households through more than 20 owned or partially-owned regional cable networks. FOX Sports Net owns the rights to air about 65 pro teams of the NBA, MLB and NHL as well as several collegiate and high school teams.

The next National Professional Paintball League event will take place in Boston, Massachusetts July 13 – 15, 2007. For more information on the event or to register your team, visit www.NPPL.tv or call (909) 230 4388.

Many more details surrounding the show will be coming soon – stay tuned to www.NPPL.tv, www.winnercomm.com and www.FoxSports.com for all the exciting developments.