Apparently utah has a semi pro team...

happy sumo · 08-13-2008, 03:50 PM

guys i think we should not over react about people making stupid claims and shit. There are BS'ers EVERYWHERE

Now more than ever, since the sport is dying, and the scene is utah is pretty much dead, i think all of the players need to be more open ahd shit to newer players in the sport.

I know when i started playing that was one thing that almost drifted me away and was demotivating to keep playing...when people try to show eachother how big their egos are, or who can smash who, or respect this person and that person.

Yadadamean?

Danger Dan · 08-13-2008, 04:02 PM

I agree.

I for one am just curious on how Pro/Semi-Pro/and so on are determined.

My team has had some success over the years and I think we may be approaching Uber semi-novice but Im not sure. We could still be UBER NOOBER!!!

happy sumo · 08-13-2008, 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Danger Dan

I agree.

I for one am just curious on how Pro/Semi-Pro/and so on are determined.

Are you curious for Scenario play or Tournament (7 man / Xball, etc)?

Danger Dan · 08-13-2008, 04:17 PM

LOL Sorry I WAS curious about Tournament but I get how they do it now. I know there is no way established to determine it for Woodsball as of yet.

trigeek5 · 08-14-2008, 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Danger Dan

I for one am just curious on how Pro/Semi-Pro/and so on are determined.

My team has had some success over the years and I think we may be approaching Uber semi-novice but Im not sure. We could still be UBER NOOBER!!!

The only way to properly gauge it is to quit pussy-footing around the rookie divisions in local tourney's. Step up and play a regional. play XPSL or NPPL for a tourney. It can be a humbling experience. I have been to both series and have met a degree of success and failure. But you can't tell how good you are just by playing locally here in Utah. Besides, you guys would never last against a traveling tourney team in their element. Tombstone, Ballistic, The old Addicts, Rejected, Extreeme, Breakout, SLR, Run, Turtles . Those guys play or had played regionals and can boast about things such as that.

Danger Dan · 08-14-2008, 08:22 AM

Well I thought I was over obvious I was screwing around but I guess not. I in no way feel we could compete on a national level on an airball field. We are a woodsball team that screws around with local airball tourneys.

I do however wish that some of the local teams would stretch out and play in the woods with us. I think that it would make for some fun games.

ThePlato · 08-14-2008, 11:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Danger Dan

I do however wish that some of the local teams would stretch out and play in the woods with us. I think that it would make for some fun games.

Long as you promise to wear brightly coloured clothing. Because, if you wear camoflague we are totally out of our element. 😛

Danger Dan · 08-14-2008, 12:09 PM

Ok so we will wear colorful jerseys but you all need to wear Gilly suits.🙄

ThePlato · 08-14-2008, 12:18 PM

So you'll buy them for us right?

But anyhow, we'd love to play with your team, give us a date.

Braden · 08-14-2008, 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by trigeek5

The only way to properly gauge it is to quit pussy-footing around the rookie divisions in local tourney's. Step up and play a regional. play XPSL or NPPL for a tourney. It can be a humbling experience. I have been to both series and have met a degree of success and failure. But you can't tell how good you are just by playing locally here in Utah. Besides, you guys would never last against a traveling tourney team in their element. Tombstone, Ballistic, The old Addicts, Rejected, Extreeme, Breakout, SLR, Run, Turtles . Those guys play or had played regionals and can boast about things such as that.

dont forget about sl-tension and skd.