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many of PSI’s Black Market games, EMR’s
Castle games and Quest for the Holy
Grail, Invasion of Normandy at Skirmish,
Living Legends and too many others to list.
Who are the team’s sponsors?
We are very proud to be sponsored by
several supporters including Paintball
Sports Inc. (Plattekill, NY), Battle Creek
(West Milford, NJ), Montgomery Sporting
Goods (Montgomery, NY), OXCC (Chesapeak City, MD), Capital Combat Zone
(Troy, NY), Dead Man’s Gear, Airups,
Ninja Paintball, Bomber Clothing Co.,
TBS, The Catshack Reports, Empire and
HK Army. Without these sponsors, we
don’t know where we would be today!
Todd, what is the history of the
War Hounds Paintball Team?
Our team was founded over the winter of
2009 into 2010 after a group of 4 friends
decided to unite and form today’s War
Hounds. We formed the team with three
simple principles: Fun, team, win. Those
three words define us! We started getting
out to more and more events, showing
everyone we were here to stay and slowly
but surely, we gained popularity, acquiring new members along the way. Today,
the team rosters 18 players, plus the Party
Brigade. The team has won numerous
awards over our time together. We compete in both scenario and tournament
woodsball.
Where have the War Hounds
played?
We have played in numerous events in the
Tri-State area and further including West
Point’s Spring and Fall Combat Classics,
January 2014
What plans do you have for 2014?
We plan to continue attending scenario
events in the northeast region and work
our way into new areas including Chicago
and the southeast. We plan to get more
involved with the Woodsball Tournament
Series and other tournament woodsball
events including the Woodsball World
Cup, which we took 1st in the AM-DIV in
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Todd, how long have you been
playing?
I have been playing since 1995. I started
playing outlaw, like many players did,
shooting with a group of guys in my local
area. I was still in high school, just learning about the sport and remember seeing
tri-folds for big fields around my area, just
didn’t have the funds to get to a real field.
I started out with a Hammer and progressed to a Pro-Lite in a few months time.
What about the scenario/woodsball side of the game of paintball
could be done better?
Scenario paintball has been around for
decades now and it has proven to be